- Ivory, high school social studies from Mississippi, falls down in class;
- Peter, 7th grade English from New York, was inspired to teach by his father; and
- Amanda, 7th grade science from Florida, met Dr. Jane Goodall, "stand-up ape comic".
Amanda mostly controlled the action in DJ and despite missing DD2, carried the lead into FJ with $15,600 vs. $11,000 for Peter. Ivory went all-in on DD3 with just one other clue remaining, missed and finished at $0.
DD1, $1,000 - SAYETH THE BIBLE - In Exodus, "It is the sacrifice of the Lord's" this "when he smote the Egyptians, and delivered our houses" (Ivory bet $3,400 on a true DD and fell back to $0.)
DD2, $1,200 - "C" IN SCIENCE - This element, atomic number 27, is used to make blue pigment for pottery & glass (Amanda lost $2,000 from her score of $10,800 vs. $7,000 for Peter.)
DD3, $1.600 - RECENT BESTSELLERS - Donna Tartt wrote "The Goldfinch"; Kristin Hannah wrote this bestseller that also has an avian title (Ivory lost $4,400 on a true DD.)
FJ - U.S. GEOGRAPHY - Touching Canada at Boundary County, the northern part of this state's panhandle has been referred to as "the chimney"
Only Amanda was correct on FJ, adding $2,000 to advance with $17,600. Peter lost $4,601 to kick off the wild card chase at $6,399.
Judging the judges: For a clue about football's Archie Manning, they wouldn't accept just the last name, even though the category was "The Archies".
The ratings game: Alex recorded a voiceover for the opening sequence reassuring us that this was an "all new" episode, and at various points the words "This in a new Jeopardy!" appeared on-screen. This is likely because the show took a significant ratings drop during its recent two weeks of reruns.
Correct Qs:
DD1 - What is Passover?
DD2 - What is cobalt?
DD3 - What is "The Nightingale"?
FJ - What is Idaho?
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