“JEOPARDY!” 7/26/17

Kellie Packwood (Austin): Software eng.
Seth Cope (Savannah, GA): Purchasing mgr.
4-NIGHT CHAMP: Justin Vossler $92,800

BB:
THE DIRECTOR’S CUT
ELECTRICITY
WHO WROTE IT?
N*P*R
ENGLISH MUFFINS
CROOKS & NANNIES

HS:

Justin: $3,800/Seth: $2,400/Kellie: $800

And within the $800 Crooks & Nannies is a PDD for Justin to eat on, having $6800 & 1st place; Seth’s in 2nd w/ $3200 & Kellie’s in 3rd for $1200. Here’s the champ’s $1.5K clue.

Ironically a lawman was carrying a weapon that gave this gangster his nickname.

“Who is Machine Gun Kelly?”…in NO relation to GS announcer MG Kelly, right.

LT: $2600

CS:

Justin: $9,300/Seth: $5,600/Kellie: $1,200

DJ!:
LUCKY 13th CENTURY
BEE WORDS
ELECTIONS IN CANADA
A TALE OF “NEW” CITIES
Britannica BYLINES
LYRICS FROM BROADWAY

In the $1200 “New” is DD #1 to Justin’s credit, who’s still in front of the male challenger $14.5K-$11,200; Kellie’s tripled up since this rd. began. He attempts to pad his lead by the amount of $2.5K.

Situated on the West Bank of the Yamuna River, it was formally dedicated in 1931.

“What is New Delhi?”…that’s it for 17 large. DD #2 is in Lyrics From Broadway…it’s up the middle & it’s Seth’s. $14,800 is in his bank, $5800 behind Justin; Kellie’s still a distant 3rd w/ $4400. Seth gambles $1400 only.

“And God said ‘Joe, people really need to know that the bible isn’t two parts, there’s a part three’.”

Good decision for him to wager low, because he was stumped by “The Book of Mormon”. And they sit out the rest of the clues.

SOLE ATTEMPTED TS: $800 (Lyrics From Broadway)
UNATTEMPTED LT: $8K
TOTAL DJ! LT: $8800

Pre-Final S:

Justin: $22,200/Seth: $13,400/Kellie: $4,400 (OUT)

MALE CORYATS:
Justin: $20,200
Seth: $14,800

FJ! #228: NOVELS

“A man can be destroyed but not defeated” was a line from this 1952 book, later a Spencer Tracy film.

KELLIE: “WHAT IS THE TALENTED MR. RIPLEY??” ($0)
SETH: “What is Man in the Grey Flannel Suit“ ($13K) = $400
JUSTIN: “What is Bridges on the of Toho-Ri“ (Correct: What was The Old Man and the Sea?)($5K) = $17,200 $110K