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00:00You did. Thank you very much.
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00:09The perfect addition to Jeopardy!
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00:14This outgoing Bachelor is part of Jeopardy's new Clue Crew.
00:17It's great being here as part of the Clue Crew.
00:19What's the Clue Crew?
00:20For so long, we've watched clues as text. This time, we are going to bring clues to life.
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00:40This is Jeopardy!
00:44Let's meet today's contestants.
00:46An attorney from Washington, D.C., Ben Martin.
00:50A high school social studies teacher from Chicago, Illinois, Ellen Ruhr.
00:56And our returning champion, an immigration counselor from Toronto, Canada, Tanya Knight,
01:03whose one-day cash winnings total $3,500.
01:08And now, here is the host of Jeopardy!, Alex Trebek.
01:15Thanks, Johnny.
01:16Ladies and gentlemen, welcome as we start the week.
01:19You'll be seeing more members of our Clue Crew throughout the program today.
01:23Ellen and Ben, you'll be seeing through the entire half hour
01:26because they are today's challengers facing our champ, Tanya.
01:30Pick up the signaling buttons. Good luck. Here comes the Jeopardy! round.
01:33Let's go to work.
01:36What awaits you in these categories?
01:39First of all, the History Channel.
01:41And it's all about a series called Men at Work, which starts tomorrow on the History Channel.
01:47We have ad campaigns for you.
01:49We want you to know your Muppets.
01:52We have something about presidential lifetimes.
01:55University of Michigan alumni.
01:58And finally, appropriately, each correct response will end in the letter X.
02:03Tanya, you go first, of course.
02:05Let's start with ends in X for $100.
02:07In a guessing game, you might ask, is it bigger or smaller than this kitchen item?
02:13Ben?
02:14What is a bread box?
02:15Right.
02:16Ends in X for $200, please.
02:17All right, let's go to Cheryl at the L.A. County Museum of Natural History.
02:21What is the standing between two dueling dinosaurs?
02:24A Triceratops and this carnivore?
02:27Ben?
02:28What is a Tyrannosaurus Rex?
02:29Rex, that's it.
02:30Ends in X for $300, please.
02:32Ah, well, we have the Video Vanity Double awaiting you there.
02:35Found it quickly.
02:37Before, you had a chance to accumulate much money, but you can risk up to $500.
02:41$500, please.
02:42All righty, here is the clue.
02:44Take a look.
02:45It's the state capital whose flag is seen here.
02:49What is Phoenix?
02:50Phoenix, yes.
02:51You're at $800.
02:52You're the only one with money.
02:54I'll take ends in X for $400, please.
02:56In Monopoly, if you land on this space that has a diamond ring on it,
03:00you'll have to pay $75.
03:02Ben?
03:03What is the luxury tax?
03:04Yes.
03:05And I'll finish out the category ends in X for $500.
03:07Agate with bands of white and brown, black or red,
03:11is often referred to by this name.
03:17It's often referred to as onyx.
03:19Ben, we come back to you.
03:20Know your Muppets for $100.
03:22Ernie's roommate.
03:23He collects paperclips.
03:25Tanya?
03:26Who is Bert?
03:27Bert, love him, yeah.
03:28Know your Muppets for $200.
03:29Originally a backstage worker on the Muppet Show,
03:31Rizzo is one of these animals.
03:34Tanya?
03:35What is a rat?
03:36Yes.
03:37Know your Muppets for $300.
03:38Take a look.
03:39We're not sure what the creature seen here is,
03:40but we do know his girlfriend Camilla is one of these birds.
03:45Tanya?
03:46What is a chicken?
03:47Yes.
03:48Know your Muppets for $400.
03:50Dr. Teeth and Rolf play this instrument.
03:54Ellen?
03:55What is the piano?
03:56That's it.
03:57I'll take, finish out the category,
03:58take Know Your Muppets for $500, please.
04:00Take a look at the monitor.
04:01One of the two phrases that begin with hi
04:04associated with the Muppet scene here.
04:08Ben?
04:09What is hi-ho?
04:10Yes.
04:11And the other one is hi-yah.
04:15I'll take Presidential Lifetimes for $100.
04:171732 to 1799.
04:20Tanya?
04:21Who is George Washington?
04:22Correct.
04:23Presidential Lifetimes for $200.
04:261882 to 1945.
04:28Tanya?
04:29Who is Theodore Roosevelt?
04:30No.
04:31I mean Franklin Roosevelt.
04:32Oh, sorry.
04:33Ben?
04:34Who is Franklin Roosevelt?
04:35Who is Franklin Roosevelt?
04:36I ruled against you before you had a chance to correct.
04:38Ben, back to you.
04:39Moved to University of Michigan Alumni for $100.
04:41All right.
04:42Though Michigan had a single-sex dorm
04:44known as the Virgin Vault,
04:46this material girl lived in East Quad.
04:49Ellen?
04:50Who is Madonna?
04:51Madonna, yes.
04:52I'll take University of Michigan Alumni for...
04:53Hang on just a second.
04:54Oh, sorry.
04:55That's all right.
04:56$500 for you and Tanya.
04:58Ben in the lead with $1,900.
05:00And we're gonna take our break now.
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07:37And now, once again, here's Al.
07:42Ben Martin is a Washington attorney who has had some weird experiences in his life.
07:47He's done some exotic traveling and has encountered many blood-sucking parasites.
07:53That's right. The indicator of a good trip for me is whether I get attacked by one.
07:58And when I was in Kenya, it was ticks, and in Thailand, it was leeches.
08:01So I knew those were good trips.
08:03How'd you get the leeches off?
08:04The leeches, actually, they move rather slowly.
08:06So if you can see them, as long as you wear open-toed shoes, like sandals, you can take them off before they get...
08:10But if they do attach, then you just use a DEET-type insect repellent and they fall right off.
08:14Oh, really?
08:15Yeah. Luckily, nothing ever attached to me. I was very, very fortunate.
08:17Okay, good.
08:18Ellen Rourke from Chicago, Illinois, high school social studies teacher.
08:24Once given a private moonlight tour of, I assume, the Roman Coliseum?
08:29That is correct.
08:31How did you rate this private moonlight tour?
08:34I defaulted into it.
08:36My traveling companion, who I was with, she had previous plans with this person's friend.
08:44And so I was sort of stuck with his wingman, I guess is what you would call it.
08:48I was sort of stuck with him.
08:49Wingman?
08:50It turned out...
08:51I've never heard it referred. I'm the wingman. Watch out.
08:55So I was stuck with this guy who spoke pretty much no English, and I speak no Italian,
08:59but I sort of used Spanglish as sort of a go-between, and it turned out that he was a policeman,
09:05and he said that he could give me a tour, and we got on the Vespa.
09:09I saw the Coliseum at night all by myself. It was beautiful. It was amazing.
09:13I'm sure it was with a wingman, yes.
09:16Tanya Knight is our champion.
09:18She had an interesting experience with the man you wound up being permanently attached to.
09:25He showed you his handcuff marks on your first date?
09:28It was my sister's birthday. We were all at a nightclub.
09:31He came up to me, started a polite conversation, and said,
09:34Look at these handcuff marks I have. I got them last night when I spent the night in jail.
09:38I was a little taken aback, but I guess I was in my early 20s and attracted to the wild type.
09:42It turned out not to be so wild after all.
09:44He probably had a wingman, too.
09:47Ellen, you make a selection here.
09:50I'll take University of Michigan Alumni for $200, please.
09:54Before intoning this is CNN, it was U of M for this man who overcame a childhood stutter.
10:02Ben.
10:03It was James Earl Jones.
10:04Yes.
10:05University of Michigan for $300.
10:06The salesman he created wouldn't die until 11 years after this author's senior year in 1938.
10:12Tanya.
10:13Who is Arthur Miller?
10:14Right.
10:15I'll take Presidential Lifetimes for $300.
10:171913, 1994.
10:19Ben.
10:20It was Richard Nixon.
10:21Correct.
10:22University of Michigan for $400.
10:24It'd take more than 60 minutes to honor this Anchor alum, also a character in The Insider.
10:32That would be Mike Wallace. Ben, back to you.
10:34Finish the $500, Michigan, please.
10:36Lawrence Kasdan wrote this Kevin Kline, Glenn Close ensemble film partially based on his years at Michigan.
10:42Ellen.
10:43What is The Big Chill?
10:44Right.
10:45I will take Ad Campaigns for $100, please.
10:47A long-running campaign shows fabulous places that don't take this credit card.
10:52Ben.
10:53What is American Express?
10:54That's right.
10:55Ad Campaigns for $200.
10:56A Sports Illustrated subscription drive popularized the phrase,
11:00the gift that does this.
11:02Ellen.
11:03What is Keeps On Giving?
11:04That's it.
11:05I'll take Ad Campaigns for $300, please.
11:07The following clip dramatizes a famous cartoon ad for this man's products.
11:13Hey! Quit kicking sand in our faces!
11:16You're too young to remember that ad campaign.
11:21That was for Charles Atlas.
11:23Go again, Ellen.
11:24I'll take Ad Campaigns for $400.
11:27This company took us for a ride with It's Such a Comfort to Take the Bus and Leave the Driving to Us.
11:33Ellen.
11:34What is Greyhound?
11:35Greyhound, yes.
11:36How long to go?
11:37I'll take Ad Campaigns for $500, please.
11:38Ridley Scott directed the Share the Fantasy ads for this Tony perfume.
11:45Share the Fantasy, Chanel No. 5.
11:48Ellen, back to you.
11:49I'll try the History Channel for $100, please.
11:51In Earthmovers, the prototype of this modern machine is described here.
11:56The Foley brothers hit upon the idea of pushing material ahead of a team of animals instead of drawing it from...
12:02Tanya.
12:03What is a bulldozer?
12:04You're right.
12:05I'll take Presidential Lifetimes for $400.
12:071843 to 1901.
12:09Tanya.
12:10Who is McKinley?
12:11Yes.
12:12Presidential Lifetimes for $500?
12:131856, 1924.
12:16Tanya.
12:17Who is Harding?
12:18No.
12:19Ellen.
12:20Who is Wilson?
12:21Wilson is right.
12:22I'll take History Channel for $200, please.
12:23On Power Tools, this comedian muses,
12:25There isn't a guy I know that doesn't say more horsepower would be better.
12:30Ben.
12:31Who is, uh...
12:33Tim...
12:34Ooh, say it again.
12:35No, you didn't say it.
12:36Tanya.
12:37Who is Tim Allen?
12:38Tim Allen, yes.
12:39History Channel for $300?
12:40Take a look.
12:41The episode seen here is devoted to this development.
12:45A revolutionary symbol of industrial superiority.
12:48A production technique that transformed nations.
12:51Ellen.
12:52What is the assembly line?
12:53You're correct.
12:54I'll take the History Channel for $400, please.
12:55Take a look.
12:56It's the item described here as improved by blacksmith William Dimmitt.
13:01What made Dimmitt unique was that it had a solid stem
13:05running through the middle of a screw-like twist.
13:07Ben.
13:08What is a drill?
13:09Drill...
13:10Press?
13:11No.
13:12No.
13:13Ellen.
13:14What is a drill bit?
13:15Drill bit, yes.
13:16That's what made it special and unique.
13:18Well, we have Ellen on the board with $2,800.
13:20Ben at $1,900.
13:21Tanya at $1,000.
13:22Tanya, you pick first when we come back after this.
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15:32All right, Double Jeopardy time.
15:33Two daily doubles.
15:34Here are the categories.
15:35We start off with...
15:36Titles taken from Shakespeare.
15:41They were in that.
15:43County seats.
15:45Afrikaans.
15:47Travel tidbits.
15:48Sounds like a plan.
15:50All right, Tanya, start us off.
15:52I'll try travel tidbits for $200.
15:54Altdorf, Switzerland,
15:56boasts a statue of this archer with his son,
15:58the apple of his eye.
16:00Tanya?
16:01Who is William Tell?
16:02Right.
16:03Travel tidbits for $400.
16:04The telecom tower on Black Mountain in this Aussie capital
16:07boasts a revolving restaurant.
16:09Ben?
16:10What is Canberra?
16:11Yes.
16:12Travel tidbits for $600.
16:14Disney has announced plans to build a theme park
16:16in this former crown colony on China's southern coast.
16:19Tanya?
16:20What is Hong Kong?
16:21Yes.
16:22Travel tidbits for $800.
16:23Here's Sophia at SeaWorld.
16:25This spiny sea creature that I'm holding
16:27is on a lot of menus in Martinique,
16:29where it's known as Orsan.
16:31Ben?
16:32What is a sea urchin?
16:33Sea urchin, correct.
16:34Travel tidbits for $1,000.
16:35It's fun to ride the aerial tramway
16:37from Manhattan to this East River Island.
16:40Catch it at 2nd Avenue and 59th Street.
16:43Ben?
16:44What is Staten Island?
16:45No.
16:46Ellen?
16:47What is Coney Island?
16:48No.
16:49Tanya?
16:50What is Brooklyn?
16:51No.
16:52What is Roosevelt Island?
16:53All right, Ben, you go again.
16:54Sounds like a plan for $200.
16:56Zapata's plan of Ayala called for redistribution of land
16:59to indigenous people in this country.
17:02Ben?
17:03What is Mexico?
17:04Yes.
17:05County seats for $200.
17:06What is the tremendous seat of Pitkin County, Colorado?
17:13That would be Aspen.
17:14Tree?
17:15Ben, back to you.
17:16County seats for $400.
17:18In California, Marysville is the seat of Yuba,
17:21and Yuba City is the seat of this county,
17:23named for a mill owner.
17:28Remember Sutter's Mill?
17:29Sutter County.
17:30Ben?
17:31We'll move over to Afrikaans for $200.
17:33What is the property on which you would normally wear a capy?
17:37Tanya?
17:38What is your head?
17:39Yes.
17:40Afrikaans for $400.
17:41To an Afrikaaner, a clip springer, like a Reebok,
17:43is one of these.
17:45Ben?
17:46What is a shoe?
17:47No.
17:48Tanya?
17:49What is a deer?
17:50No.
17:51It's an antelope.
17:52Back to you, Tanya.
17:53Close.
17:54Afrikaans for $600.
17:55Answer.
17:56There you go.
17:58All right.
17:59You have $600.
18:00You can risk $1,000.
18:02I'll...
18:04I'll risk $1,000.
18:05All right.
18:06Here's the clue.
18:07To an Afrikaaner, this city is Kapstad.
18:11What is Cape Town?
18:12Correct.
18:13You're at $1,600.
18:14Okay, now.
18:15I'll take Afrikaans for $800.
18:17Afrikaans for $800.
18:19This one should be easy to feel.
18:20This grasslands name is from the Dutch for field.
18:24Ben?
18:25What is a Serengeti?
18:26No.
18:27Tanya or Ellen?
18:28Tanya?
18:29What is the Transvaal?
18:30No.
18:32It's Veldt.
18:33Tanya?
18:34We'll go Afrikaans for $1,000.
18:36This 11-letter term for a South African pioneer
18:39refers back to the boars who made that long walk.
18:43Tanya?
18:44What is a trek boar?
18:45No.
18:47Ellen or Ben?
18:51Correct response.
18:52What is a boar trekker?
18:53Boar trekker.
18:54Tanya, back to you.
18:55Okay.
18:56Title taken from Shakespeare for $200.
18:57Sonnet 30, line 2, by Post.
19:02You have to name the book.
19:06And the line taken from Shakespeare,
19:08Remembrance of Things Past.
19:11Tanya, go again.
19:12Sounds like a plan for $400.
19:13In December of 1946,
19:15this country rejected the USA's Baruch Plan
19:18for international control of atomic energy.
19:21Ben?
19:22What is the Soviet Union?
19:23That's it.
19:24Sounds like a plan for $600.
19:25Favoring moderate terms for reconstruction,
19:28they vetoed the Wade-Davis Plan in 1864.
19:32Ben?
19:33Who is Andrew Johnson?
19:34No.
19:35Tanya?
19:36Who is Abraham Lincoln?
19:37Correct.
19:38Sounds like a plan for $800.
19:39The plan of colonial union named for this city in New York
19:42called for a grand council and a president general.
19:48That was the Albany Plan.
19:49Tanya?
19:50Sounds like a plan for $1,000.
19:51The Marshall Plan is more formally known
19:53as the ERP or this program.
19:57Tanya?
19:58What is the European Reconstruction Program?
20:00No.
20:01Ellen?
20:02What is the European Recovery Program?
20:04Recovery Program.
20:05Correct.
20:06I will take they were in that for $200, please.
20:08Richard Dreyfuss can be spotted, if you're attentive,
20:11in the 1967 version of this Jacqueline Suzanne book.
20:15Tanya?
20:16What is Valley of the Dolls?
20:17Yes.
20:18Title taken from Shakespeare for $400.
20:19Answer there.
20:20The Ever Daily Double.
20:21Once again, you can risk up to $1,000,
20:23even though you're at a minus $400 at the moment.
20:26Okay, I'll risk $1,000.
20:27Okay, here is the clue.
20:30The Tempest, Act 5, Scene 1, Line 183 by Huxley.
20:35What is Brave New World?
20:36That's it.
20:37You're on the plus side again.
20:38Title taken from Shakespeare for $600.
20:41Macbeth, Act 5, Scene 5, Line 26 by Faulkner.
20:46Ben?
20:47What is the sound in the theory?
20:48That's it.
20:49Minute to go.
20:50They were in that for $800, please.
20:52Mel Gibson makes a punked-out cameo
20:54in this 1997 Robin Williams Billy Crystal comedy.
20:58Ben?
20:59What is Fatherhood?
21:00No.
21:01Tanya?
21:02What is Analyze This?
21:03No.
21:05Ellen's not gonna ring in.
21:06What is Father's Day?
21:08We've been so close on so many of these clues.
21:10Ben, go again.
21:11They were in that for $1,000, please.
21:12When this future TV angel appeared in 1974's Evil in the Deep,
21:16she was billed as Cheryl Stopplemore.
21:19Tanya?
21:20Who is Cheryl Ladd?
21:21Correct.
21:22Title taken from Shakespeare for $800.
21:23Richard III, Act 1, Scene 1, Line 1 by Steinbeck.
21:28Ellen?
21:29What are the grapes of wrath?
21:30No.
21:32Tanya or Ben?
21:33Ben.
21:34What is Up, Mice and Men?
21:35No.
21:37What is the winter of our discontent?
21:40Tanya, select.
21:43Oh, Ben.
21:45Yeah, Ben just noticed the score.
21:47He's at minus $100, which means he will not be around to compete in Final Jeopardy.
21:52This was a weird game, guys.
21:53I mean, you would go up and you'd come so close with your responses,
21:56be a word or a syllable off.
21:58Tanya's $800, Ellen $2,000.
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22:36Hi, everybody.
22:37Welcome to our spot.
22:38You can't believe the deals we got on school bags.
22:40We got about 10, 15 different styles.
22:42Fabulous prices.
22:43We beat everybody where that's concerned.
22:45Also, we got leather portfolios for the office people.
22:47We got a lot of stuff.
22:48Got a super clothes on and leather jackets for only $99.
22:51Got all kinds of duffle bags and a great purse special for only $14.
22:55So if you got some time, come on down to Forever Leather in the Sanger Town Mall in New Hartford
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23:02You'll never be sorry that you did.
23:04Thank you very much.
23:06Let's set the record straight.
23:08Under Governor Pataki, New York's created over 600,000 new jobs.
23:12That's a fact.
23:13We've just built the world's most advanced microchip facility, Upstate.
23:18High-tech centers up excellence to create thousands of new jobs.
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23:38We'll be back with Final Jeopardy! right after this.
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23:58According to the U.S. Department of Labor, since George Pataki's been governor, New York's lost 300,000 jobs.
24:05New York has among the lowest rates of job growth in the country.
24:09122,000 of the jobs lost were Upstate.
24:13Is yours next?
24:15Tom Golisano is the only candidate for governor with a proven record of creating jobs
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24:27Hi, everybody.
24:28Welcome once again to Forever Leather Spots.
24:30And boy, do we have some great leather specials for you right now.
24:33We've got a lot of closeouts at only $99.
24:35That's right, lambskin and heavy gauge cowhide for only $99.
24:39We have a super fur special for only $14.
24:41Large bags, too.
24:43We also have this large duffel bag on sale for $24.
24:46If you've got some time and you want to get some great deals on leather goods,
24:49want to come down to Sanger Town Square in New Hartford and check out Forever Leather's fabulous, fabulous sales.
24:54You'll never be sorry that you did.
24:56Thank you very much.
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