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00:00From the Sony Pictures Studios, this is Jeopardy!
00:15Now entering the studio are today's contestants.
00:19A university student from Lilburn, Georgia, Heather Harvey.
00:24A third grade teacher from West Sparta, New York, Rich Green.
00:29And our returning champion, an English professor from an Alton, New Jersey, Betty Altruda,
00:35whose one-day cash winnings total $13,800.
00:38And now, here is the host of Jeopardy!, Alex Trebek.
00:43Thanks, Johnny.
00:44Hello, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to our show, and Betty, welcome back to you.
00:53You're going to have a lot of fun things to talk about with your students now as a result
00:56of your appearance on our program yesterday.
00:59Let's see if you can keep your winning ways going today against Rich and our other newcomer,
01:03Heather.
01:04Welcome aboard.
01:05Good luck.
01:06Pick up your signaling buttons.
01:07Take a look at the board.
01:08Here come the dollar figures and the categories for the first round of play.
01:13And today, we have presidential last names, hand signals, world religion, science numbers,
01:24TV sidekicks, and finally, words that start and end with the letter L. Betty?
01:30Yes, I'd like starts and ends with L, please, for $100.
01:34Type of wreath given for a crowning achievement.
01:36Heather?
01:37Well, it's a laurel.
01:39Laurel, that's right.
01:40I'll take L for $200.
01:42Boutonniere site.
01:43Heather?
01:44Well, it's a lapel.
01:46Yes.
01:47L for $300.
01:48Maliciously try to damage a person's reputation by publishing a false report.
01:52Rich?
01:54Well, it's a libel.
01:55Correct.
01:56Let's do starts and ends with L for $400, please.
01:58When expressing yourself about trains, it's the opposite of express.
02:02Betty?
02:03What is local?
02:04Local, is it?
02:05Yes.
02:06And I'd like to finish that category L for $500, please.
02:08Instrument to show if a carpenter is flat out correct.
02:12Betty?
02:14What is a level?
02:15Yes, for $500 more.
02:16TV sidekicks for $100, please.
02:18Sarcastic Vicky helps her coworker Susan struggle through single life on this Brooke Shields
02:24sitcom.
02:25Rich?
02:26What is suddenly Susan?
02:27Yes.
02:28TV sidekicks for $200, please.
02:29Gabrielle, a young villager, left home to follow this warrior princess on her journeys.
02:35Betty?
02:36Who is Xena?
02:37Correct.
02:38And sidekicks for $300, please.
02:39Answer there.
02:40The Daily Double in the round.
02:41It's the video.
02:42I'll say you, Betty.
02:46I'd like to bet $800, please, Alex.
02:48All right.
02:49For $800.
02:50This is a video.
02:51Let me give you the clue first.
02:52Arthur, the one dressed like a moth, helps this big blue superhero seen here.
03:00Who is the tick?
03:01The tick.
03:02Yes, indeed.
03:03Go again.
03:09TV sidekicks for $400, please.
03:11Although Fox Mulder may think she was sent to be his sidekick, she was actually assigned
03:15to keep an eye on him.
03:17Heather?
03:18Who is Scully?
03:19Dana Scully.
03:20Right.
03:21I have sidekicks for $500.
03:22Some consider the work of this Conan O'Brien sidekick worthy of a true second banana.
03:28Heather?
03:29Dan.
03:30No.
03:32Richard, Betty?
03:34Correct response.
03:36Who is Andy?
03:37Andy.
03:38Heather, you get to pick again.
03:39I have religion for $100.
03:41All right.
03:42In Arabic, this pillar of Islam is called Salat and must be performed five times a day.
03:49Heather?
03:50What is prayer?
03:51Prayer.
03:52Yes.
03:53Religion for $200.
03:54This oval building in Salt Lake City's Temple Square is famous for its choir.
03:57Heather?
03:58What is the Mormon tabernacle?
04:01That's right.
04:02Religion for $300.
04:04In Christian churches, Ascension Day is observed 40 days after this holiday.
04:09Heather?
04:10What is Easter?
04:11Right.
04:12I have religion for $400.
04:14Jen represents the ideal relationship between individuals in this Chinese sage's philosophy.
04:21Rich?
04:22What is Confucianism or Confuciusism?
04:24I'm not sure how to say that.
04:27We'll accept that.
04:28Yes.
04:29Okay.
04:30We were going more for Confucius, but you gave us a little more than we needed, but
04:32you were not incorrect.
04:33So select again.
04:35Hand signals for $100.
04:36Let's try that.
04:37Answer.
04:38Churchill's two-finger salute meant victory.
04:40In the 60s, it meant this state that follows victory.
04:43Betty?
04:44What is peace?
04:45Peace.
04:46Yes, indeed.
04:47And world religion for $500, please, Alex.
04:48Answer.
04:49Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and their wives are buried in a cave in this city near Jerusalem.
04:57The city is Hebron.
05:01All right.
05:02We have Betty at $2,000 and Rich and Heather tied for second place with $800 apiece.
05:07And it's break time for us.
05:08We'll return right after this.
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07:20All three of our players on the program today are associated with teaching.
07:25Heather Harvey is a history major at Winthrop University, but she also spends time teaching
07:30homeless children?
07:31Yes, it's a tutoring program where you tutor elementary age homeless children.
07:38Quite often we hear that in communities where there are a lot of poor kids, one of the problems
07:43the teachers have is that the children, because they are malnourished or undernourished, aren't
07:48able to pay attention as much as others.
07:50Do you find that to be the case?
07:51That's part of the problem, and also because they've moved around so much, they've fallen
07:54behind.
07:55But basically, they're really bright.
07:57Okay, good.
07:58Rich Green, from West Sparta, New York, is a third grade teacher at Ellis B. Hyde Elementary.
08:03That's correct.
08:04Now, when I asked Heather about kids not being able to pay attention, you were nodding your
08:08head in agreement.
08:09Do you find that to be a common problem these days?
08:11Well, it's helpful that schools have school breakfast programs, which we have in our school,
08:17which helps a lot for those kids who may not eat a lot or eat anything before school.
08:22All right, you're teaching grade three?
08:23Yes.
08:24Are the boys more eager to learn than the girls, or vice versa?
08:29No, I'd say they're about the same.
08:31It depends on the individual.
08:32Okay, good diplomatic response.
08:36Betty, you have an autistic son.
08:39Yes, that's right.
08:40And this has made you, obviously, more aware of the problems of teaching children with
08:44learning disabilities.
08:45Tell us about that.
08:46This is true.
08:47Well, having to deal with my son, Tom, with his disabilities has made me more aware of
08:53what my students' capabilities are.
08:55Conversely, I also tell my students that they are privileged to be able to learn and that
09:00they should, in fact, take advantage of that opportunity.
09:02Okay, good.
09:03All right, let's get back into the game.
09:05Betty, take a look at the board.
09:07Make a selection from the three remaining categories.
09:10I'd like hand signals for 200, please.
09:12The answer is, this Siskel and Eber gesture of approval dates back to Roman spectators
09:17determining a gladiator's fate.
09:19Betty?
09:20What is the thumbs up sign?
09:21Thumbs up, yes.
09:22Hand signals for 300, please.
09:23People from this state map it on one hand with Mackinac City at the top of the middle
09:28finger.
09:29Betty?
09:30What is Michigan?
09:31Right.
09:32And hand signals for 400.
09:33This gesture seen on posters of Uncle Sam is considered rude by Emily Post.
09:37Betty?
09:38What is pointing at someone?
09:39Pointing, right.
09:40And hand signals for 500, please.
09:42When a referee's hands circle each other in a forward motion, a basketball player is guilty
09:47of this violation.
09:48Betty?
09:49What is traveling?
09:50Traveling.
09:51Good for 500 more.
09:52Science numbers for 100, please.
09:54Smallest number of cells a living organism can have.
09:57Betty?
09:58What is one?
09:59Correct.
10:00Science numbers for 200, please.
10:0137 degrees Celsius equals this average human temperature on the Fahrenheit scale.
10:06Betty?
10:07What is 98.6?
10:08Yes.
10:09And science numbers for 300, please.
10:11This isn't hard.
10:12It's the highest number on the Mohs scale.
10:14Heather?
10:15What is 10?
10:1610 for diamond, yes.
10:18I have numbers for 400.
10:20A tarantula in a conga line would take three steps, then kick out this many legs to one
10:25side.
10:26Rich?
10:27What is four?
10:28Four, yes.
10:29Science numbers for 500, please.
10:31A gold ring has this many carats if it contains six parts of another metal.
10:35Betty?
10:36What is 24?
10:37No.
10:38Heather?
10:39What is 18?
10:4018, yes.
10:4124 is pure gold.
10:42Heather, you get to pick.
10:44I'll have last names for 100.
10:46This dear woman has lots of advice.
10:49Betty?
10:50What is Abby?
10:51No.
10:52Be more specific.
10:53Van Buren.
10:54What is Van Buren?
10:55That's right.
10:56Abigail Van Buren.
10:57Remember, we're going for presidential last names, and Abby is not one of them.
11:01Select Betty.
11:02Presidential last names for 200, please.
11:04He won a Tony and an Oscar for playing Henry Higgins.
11:07Betty?
11:08Who is Rex Harrison?
11:09Rex Harrison, yes.
11:10300 for presidential last names, please.
11:1216 tons, and what do you get?
11:15This singer, we bet.
11:16Heather?
11:17Taft?
11:18No.
11:19Betty?
11:20Who is Tennessee Ernie Ford?
11:21Tennessee Ernie Ford, yes.
11:22And presidential last names for 400, please.
11:25For Lens Express, she says,
11:27I don't trust these baby blues to just anyone.
11:30Betty?
11:31Who is Linda Carter?
11:32Linda Carter, yes.
11:33And presidential last names for 500, please.
11:35He played the Sam, famous for playing it again.
11:39Heather?
11:40Humphrey.
11:41He was Humphrey Bogart.
11:42No.
11:43Betty, you're rich.
11:45It's the piano.
11:48The pianist and singer was Dooley Wilson,
11:51hence the president's last name, Wilson, for Woodrow Wilson.
11:54All right, that does it for the Jeopardy! round.
11:56We have Betty adding to her lead,
11:58Rich moving up to $1,200,
11:59and Heather still at $800 right now.
12:02We'll come back to play Double Jeopardy! right after this.
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16:41Heather's ready and that's good news because she selects first in this round.
16:49Heather, there are two Daily Doubles on the board and here are the categories.
16:55Martian cinema, all right, a lot of films made on Mars.
17:00Artists and their subjects.
17:03Four words, F-O-R-N quotation marks, we know what that means.
17:08They live there.
17:11Pros and cons.
17:14Heather, where would you like to begin?
17:16Let's go with artists for $200.
17:18Answer.
17:19The young ladies in this Frenchman's 1874 painting, The Dance Lesson, are wearing tutus.
17:25Heather.
17:26Who is Degas.
17:27Degas, correct.
17:28Artists for $400.
17:29Historian Thomas Carlyle is the subject of his arrangement in Gray and Black No. 2.
17:34Mum was No. 1.
17:36Betty.
17:37Who was Whistler.
17:38Yes.
17:39Artists and their subjects for $600, please.
17:41Welsh artist Augustus John is known for his portrait of this Welsh poet.
17:46Betty.
17:47Who is Dylan Thomas.
17:48Right.
17:49And I'd like now four words for $200, please.
17:51A public square in ancient Rome where other than funny things happened.
17:56Betty.
17:57What is the Forum.
17:58Forum, correct.
17:59Martian cinema for $200, please.
18:01Tim Whitman's music saves the world from a Martian invasion in this 1996 Tim Burton film.
18:07Heather.
18:10What is Mars Attacks.
18:11That's it.
18:12Artists for $800.
18:14Sidney Nolan, a native of this continent, created a series of paintings inspired by outlaw Ned Kelly.
18:20Heather.
18:21What is Australia.
18:22Correct.
18:23Artists for $1000.
18:25The man in his surreal painting, The Therapeutist, has no head but still manages to wear a hat.
18:32Heather.
18:33Who is Dolly.
18:34No.
18:35Betty or Rich.
18:37The artist is René Magritte.
18:39Heather, back to you.
18:40Let's try four words for $400.
18:42This surgical instrument is sometimes used to help deliver babies in distress.
18:47Heather.
18:48What are forceps.
18:49Yes.
18:50Four words for $600.
18:51VHS or beta, for example.
18:54Rich.
18:55What is Format.
18:56Format is correct.
18:57Let's try Martian Cinema again for $400, please.
19:00In a 1964 classic, this holiday figure conquers the Martians.
19:05Betty.
19:06Who is Santa Claus.
19:07Yes.
19:08And Martian Cinema for $600, please.
19:09Answer, the Video Daily Double.
19:15You have at least a $4000 lead.
19:18Okay.
19:19$2500, please.
19:21All right.
19:22Martian Cinema is the subject.
19:23Here is the clue.
19:24He wrote the novel that inspired the film seen here.
19:31Who is H.G. Wells.
19:32That's right.
19:33War of the Worlds.
19:38Go again.
19:39Martian Cinema for $800, please.
19:40An ancient machine that gives Mars an atmosphere is activated in this Schwarzenegger film of 1990.
19:47Betty.
19:48What is Total Recall.
19:49Correct.
19:50And Martian Cinema for $1000, please.
19:51Jimmy Hunt, who played the boy in this 1953 classic, was the police chief in the 1986 remake.
19:58Betty.
19:59What are Invaders from Mars.
20:01Yes.
20:02You're up on your Martian Cinema.
20:03Well done.
20:06$10,100 for you, Betty.
20:07Go again.
20:08Four words for $800, please.
20:10It's the old Portuguese name for Taiwan.
20:13Betty.
20:14What is Formosa.
20:15Yes.
20:16And four words for $1000, please.
20:17It's another term for an ant hill or ant's nest.
20:25What is Formicarium.
20:26Formicarium.
20:27Betty, back to you.
20:28Yes.
20:29I'd like They Live There for $200.
20:31The city of the Muscovites.
20:33Heather.
20:34What is Moscow.
20:35Yes.
20:36They Live There for $400.
20:37The city of the Liverpudlians.
20:39Rich.
20:40What is Liverpool.
20:41Correct.
20:42They Live There for $600, please.
20:43The country of the Nipponese.
20:46Rich.
20:47What is Japan.
20:48Yes.
20:49They Live Here or There for $800.
20:51Here or There.
20:52It doesn't matter.
20:55You have $2,800.
20:57I'll risk $1,000.
20:58$1,000 on They Live There and this clue.
21:02The city of the Neapolitans.
21:06What is Naples.
21:07Naples is right.
21:08Yes.
21:09You have $3,800.
21:10Go again.
21:11They Live There for $1,000.
21:12The city of the Glaswegians.
21:15Heather.
21:16What is Glasgow.
21:17Yes.
21:18Pros for $200.
21:20Mr. Wickfield got in a heap of trouble
21:22when this David Copperfield villain
21:24embezzled funds from him.
21:30Got in a heap of trouble because Uriah Heap
21:33embezzled funds from him.
21:35Select again, Heather.
21:36Pros for $400.
21:38Robert Louis Stevenson wrote that they were
21:40inhabitants of the same body.
21:42Betty.
21:43Who would Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.
21:45Correct.
21:46Pros for $600, please.
21:47At the conclusion of this Tolstoy novel,
21:50Pierre Bersukov marries Natasha Rostova,
21:53whom he has secretly loved.
21:55Heather.
21:56What is War and Peace.
21:57Right.
21:58Pros for $800.
21:59Jules Verne described it as 232 feet long,
22:02displacing 50,000 cubic feet,
22:04and powered by electricity.
22:06Rich.
22:07What is the Nautilus.
22:08Correct.
22:09Pros for $1,000.
22:11Alexander Dumas based this title character
22:13on a shoemaker described in the Paris police archives.
22:17Heather.
22:18Who is Camille.
22:19No, sorry.
22:21Betty or Rich.
22:23Who is the Count of Monte Cristo.
22:25Less than a minute to go.
22:26Rich, select.
22:27Cons for $200.
22:29As a child, this world conqueror
22:31was known as Temujin,
22:32and was reputedly timid around dogs.
22:35Heather.
22:36Who is Genghis Khan.
22:37Correct.
22:38Cons for $400.
22:39In the Jungle Book,
22:40the wolves protect Mowgli from this hungry tiger.
22:44Rich.
22:45Who is Shere Khan.
22:46Shere Khan.
22:47Cons for $600.
22:48This admiral was the object of the bulk of Khan's wrath
22:51in the 1982 film, The Wrath of Khan.
22:54Rich.
22:55Who is Admiral Kirk.
22:56That's it.
22:57James Kirk.
22:58Cons for $800.
22:59Architect Fazlur Khan rose to new heights
23:02with his design for this Chicago landmark,
23:04completed in 1974.
23:06Heather.
23:07What's the Sears Tower.
23:08That's right.
23:09Now the last clue.
23:10Prince Ali Khan's father and son
23:12have carried this title
23:14as imams of a sect of Shiite Muslims.
23:20Heather.
23:21Who is Caliph.
23:22No.
23:23Rich or Betty?
23:26They have both carried the title of Aga Khan.
23:29Aga Khan.
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25:53and put on the silkiest thing of all,
25:55Caress Silkening Body Lotion.
25:58It can make every woman feel even more beautiful.
26:02Before you dress, caress.
26:05Final Jeopardy! category today is U.S. Justice.
26:08Players, as always, you have 30 seconds to come up
26:10with a response in question form to this clue today.
26:13This state carries out the most executions by far.
26:18Good luck.
26:20¶¶
26:50Executions probably discussed by your students
26:53in your classes from time to time.
26:55Let's find out if you came up with the correct response to this.
26:58Heather, what did you put down as the state?
27:01You said Texas, and that is indeed correct.
27:04Your wager was $2,200. You double your score to $4,400.
27:07Let's go to the middle now, to Rich Green.
27:09He had $5,600. His response was right.
27:12His wager was $1,100.
27:15That takes him up to $6,700.
27:18Now we come to Betty. $11,300.
27:21Ooh, I'm not sure I like that look,
27:23because you picked Florida, and that's why.
27:25You didn't have to risk anything,
27:26and you risked $99 to preserve a victory, and you did.
27:29$11,201 and a two-day total of $25,001.
27:33Well done.
27:35We'll say goodbye. Join us again tomorrow.
27:37He's coming back to defend again.
27:38See you then. Bye-bye.
27:48Favorite tactic, bait-and-switch.
27:50Well, just before you sit down.
27:51Entices contestants with living room sets,
27:53then confuses them with cash.
27:55$525, $550.
27:58He's quick-witted, fast on his feet,
28:00and capable at any moment of a devastating zonk.
28:03Watch out for Monty Hall on Let's Make a Deal.
28:06Monday through Saturday at 8, 30 Eastern,
28:08only on Game Show Network.
28:10Protein.
28:12Essential for a strong and healthy body.
28:16It stays with Ben to help him fight off more than just cooties.
28:21Start their day the Quaker way.
28:23Warms you heart and soul.
28:25This spring, I took nothing for my allergies
28:27because I worried about side effects.
28:29Then an allergist told me about nasal crumb.
28:31No drowsiness, no risk of drug interactions, very safe.
28:34It's been a very good year.
28:36Nasal crumb, safe relief just where you need it.
28:39The winner of the Miss USA pageant
28:41receives a brand-new sports car.
28:43Miss America receives a $50,000 scholarship.
28:46Miss Universe lives in a luxury apartment for one year.
28:49The winner of this beauty show gets...
28:51$1.98.
29:01The $1.98 Beauty Show.
29:03It's all in the eye of the beholder.
29:05Tonight at 11 p.m. Eastern, only on Game Show Network.
29:09Stick around.
29:10Up next, it's the one and only Dick Clark
29:12on the $25,000 pyramid.
29:14Then knock three times and tell us the password,
29:17followed by Password Plus.
29:19CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
29:49Jeopardy! was created by Merv Griffin.