Friday, November 19, 2021

Jeopardy! recap for Fri., Nov. 19

 Today's contestants are:


- Chi-Nhan, a Catholic seminarian,  does a saintly rap at the talent show; 

- Gordon, a poster librarian, was a backyard Shakespearean actor; and

- Amy, an engineering manager, had a very brief debate club that lived on in college applications. Amy is a two-day champ with winnings of $65,400.


Jeopardy! round


WORLD LEADERS LEAVE THE SCENE


ESSAYS


SPEAKING TRUTH TO POWER COMPANIES


ALSO IN YOUR BATHROOM


THE AMERICAN MUSIC AWARDS


INTO THE J*E*T STREAM


Scores going into DJ: Amy $12,200, Chi-Nhan $5,200, Gordon $1,600.


DD1 - $600 - SPEAKING TRUTH TO POWER COMPANIES - Florida Power & Light, given your state's nickname it makes sense that you have 42 major plants for this type of energy (Amy improved from a leading score of $6,200 to $9,200.)


Double Jeopardy! 


19th CENTURY STUFF


STATE CAPITALS BY COUNTY


DOWN THE RABBIT HOLE


BARRIERS IN LIFE


YOU MAKE ME FEEL


LIKE A NATURALIZED WOMAN


Amy was in complete control throughout, hitting the first two DDs on the way to a big runaway at $29,800 vs. $4,800 for Gordon. Chi-Nhan dropped to $0 on DD3, ended DJ at -$2,000 and was out of FJ.


DD2 - $1,600 - BARRIERS IN LIFE - The Lex Cornelia de Maiestate said no general could lead an army out of his province, so the 49 B.C. crossing of this stream...huge (Amy's score increased by $2,000 to $20,200 vs. $4,000 for Gordon.)


DD3 - $2,000 - 19th CENTURY STUFF - In 1899 the Queen laid the cornerstone for this London arts & design museum (Chi-Nhan lost $4,400 on a true DD.)


Final Jeopardy!


20th CENTURY AMERICAN AUTHORS  - The old courthouse in Monroeville, Alabama has exhibits devoted to these 2 authors & childhood friends


Both players were correct on FJ. Amy added $15,000 to win with $44,800 for a three-day total of $110,200.


Odds and Ends


This day in shilling: Kudos to the contestants for getting rid of the AMA category immediately, so we wouldn't have to be bothered by it for the rest of the round.


Correct Qs: DD1 - What is solar? DD2 - What is the Rubicon? DD3 - What is the Victoria and Albert Museum? FJ - Who were Harper Lee and Truman Capote?


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