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00:00This is Jeopardy!
00:05Now entering the studio are today's contestants.
00:10A tennis coach from New Philadelphia, Ohio, Dan Fuller.
00:14A public relations coordinator from San Jose, California, Mary Bauer.
00:21And our returning champion and elementary school teacher from Los Angeles, California, Eric Groves,
00:28whose cash-winning totals $11,300.
00:32And now, here is the host of Jeopardy!, Alex Krebeck.
00:38Thank you, Johnny.
00:42Thank you very much, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to Jeopardy!
00:46If you people at home enjoy challenging games, then by all means, stay with us for the next 30 minutes
00:51and match your skills against our contestants.
00:53Because we're going to be playing a game of trivia with a twist.
00:56I supply the answers, and it's up to these three players to come up with the correct questions.
01:01Players, as you know, any one of you can ring in as soon as you recognize an answer on our board.
01:05But if you're wrong, that's where the jeopardy comes into it.
01:08You'll be penalized the value of the answer.
01:11However, to help you add to your winnings, we have hidden somewhere on the board a daily double.
01:15If you're lucky enough to uncover that card, then you'll get a chance to double any or all of your earnings up to that point in the game.
01:21And it's very important that you earn as much as possible, because as you know, only the person with the most cash
01:26gets to keep those winnings at the end of the game.
01:29We're going to play the first round until you hear this sound.
01:31And that'll signify that time is up.
01:35If you're all set to begin, then pick up your signaling buttons.
01:38But don't ring in until the answer is fully exposed.
01:41You're set to go. Let's play Jeopardy!
01:47And with answers ranging in value from $100 to $500, here are the six categories you're going to be dealing with.
01:53First of all, Gay 90s, Potent Potables, States in Song, Old Testament, Holidays, and Starts With Q.
02:06Those are the categories. Eric, you're the returning champion, and that means you have the honor of selecting first today.
02:11Good luck to you. Make it a good one.
02:12Thank you very much. Could I have Starts With Q for $100, please?
02:15Brand new category, and here's the answer. Klugman's Corner. Eric.
02:19Who is Quincy?
02:20Who is Quincy?
02:21You're right.
02:22Could I have Starts With Q for $200, please?
02:24The answer this time, Hugo's Hunchback. Dan.
02:27Who is Quasimodo?
02:28You're right for $200.
02:29Let's try Potent Potables for $100.
02:32Brand new category. In 1935, Kruger's Cream Ale was the first beer sold in these. Mary.
02:37What are cans?
02:38You're right. Nice going.
02:40Could I have Starts With Q for $300, please?
02:42Back to that one. To be or not to be. Mary.
02:46What is the question?
02:47You got it. For $300.
02:48For $300.
02:49Starts With Q for $400, please.
02:50The answer is the oldest city in Canada. Eric.
02:53What is Quebec?
02:54Right again.
02:55Could I have Starts With Q for $500, please?
02:57We'll wrap up the category with this. Popular name of the Religious Society of Friends.
03:00Eric.
03:01What are the Quakers?
03:02Quakers is right. Nice going, Claire. No misses on that.
03:05Eric, you're in the lead.
03:06You've got $1,000 and you're in command of the board.
03:09Please make a selection for me.
03:10Thank you very much. Could I have Old Testament for $100, please?
03:13Yes. The answer is Delilah gave him a real trimming. Dan.
03:17Who is Samson?
03:18Right. For $100.
03:19Potent Potables for $200.
03:21The answer is never swallowing. They sip, swish, gargle, then spit out what they sample. Dan.
03:26What do wine tasters do?
03:28Yes. Right again.
03:29Potent Potables for $300.
03:31The answer is this 19th century Philadelphia distiller's name became slang for liquor. Eric.
03:36What is booze?
03:37Booze.
03:38Yes. Booze.
03:39Could I have Old Testament for $200, please?
03:42Going back there. Old Testament, the answer is in Hebrew its name means Sea of Reeds. Eric.
03:47What is Moses?
03:48Incorrect.
03:49Mary or Dan, do either one of you have a question for me? Sea of Reeds.
03:55I'll give it to you then. What is the Red Sea? What is the Red Sea?
03:59But Eric, you gave me the last correct question. You're still in the lead with $1,100. Make another selection.
04:04Thank you. Could I have holidays for $100, please?
04:06Okay, we'll start a new category with this. Italian Americans have made this their equivalent of St. Patrick's Day. Eric.
04:11What is Irish American Day?
04:13No, that is wrong. Dan.
04:15What is Columbus Day?
04:17What is Columbus Day? You are absolutely right, and you had $100.
04:21And that wraps up this part of our game.
04:23And Eric, you're going to be knocking your head during the commercial break, aren't you?
04:28Mentioning the Irish along with the Italians on that particular question.
04:31But you're still in the lead. You've got $1,000, Mary has $400, and Dan with $600.
04:36And we'll be back to chat with you three and to continue the first round of Jeopardy! right after we take this break.
04:41You stay right where you are.
04:48The March Sisters.
04:50Finding their way.
04:51I want to do something different.
04:53Following their dreams.
04:55Go and embrace your liberty.
04:57Falling in love.
04:58I have loved you. This is the moment I clapped eyes on you.
05:03Winona Ryder.
05:04Trini Alvarado.
05:05Samantha Mathis.
05:06Kirsten Darst.
05:07Claire Danes.
05:08And Susan Sarandon.
05:10Little Women.
05:11I could never love anyone as I love my sisters.
05:13Rated PG.
05:14At theaters everywhere Christmas day.
05:17How to tell the difference between Nickelodeon videos and a large hunk of cheese.
05:21All new Nick videos star Doug, Rugrats or Ren and Stimpy in hilarious holiday stories.
05:27Take control.
05:29Watch day or night.
05:30Cheese won't even fit in most VCRs.
05:33The Nick videos feature video extras.
05:35More stuff like bonus cartoons.
05:37The cheese features a weird smell.
05:40And while they're bold orange, the videos will never grow mold.
05:43Nickelodeon videos. They're different and that's good.
05:46And that's good.
05:57Watch random acts of outrageous comedy on the news.
06:00I'd walk out and never know what was gonna happen.
06:05Name a famous man women have fantasies about.
06:10Richard Dawson.
06:12They're little pockets of Americana.
06:15Those families.
06:16We're from Montauk, Long Island.
06:17North Carolina.
06:18State of Texas.
06:19Where else can a family get on television?
06:22Family too.
06:23Play the game and take all this money home.
06:25Survey set.
06:29That's what I try to do.
06:30That's the magic for me of you.
06:32Jack Nars talks about his favorite game show.
06:35I guess my favorite show was Beat the Clock.
06:39I had fun with those stunts.
06:41Catch two hard rolls in there.
06:43That's where I gotta catch them.
06:44And it was a great deal of fun to show the guests how to do those stunts.
06:49Stunce it on the floor, under the shelf.
06:50Give it a shot.
06:51Stop the clock!
06:52I really enjoyed doing those stunts.
06:54Keep pressure on the tennis ball.
06:55I don't know, I guess I'm still a kid.
06:57I like to play games.
06:58Get in on the fun.
06:59Watch Game Show Network.
07:07Welcome back.
07:08Before we continue with our first round of Jeopardy,
07:10we'll spend a few moments talking to our players.
07:12One of our players is from New Philadelphia, Ohio.
07:14Dan Fuller, you're a tennis coach.
07:16Where's New Philadelphia, first of all?
07:17About 30 miles south of the Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio.
07:21Good luck to you.
07:22Nice having you with us.
07:24Mary Bowers, PR coordinator from San Jose, California.
07:27It says here that you come from a big family.
07:29Yes, very large.
07:30I have six brothers and sisters.
07:31Oh, a lot of competition in that situation.
07:33Very competitive, yes.
07:34Eric is our champion, our returning champion.
07:37Over $11,000 on his last visit.
07:39How do you feel today?
07:40I feel just great.
07:41I'm ready to win some more.
07:42Oh, you want to win some more?
07:43I'd like it.
07:44Does that mean we should get right back into the game?
07:45Yes, I think so.
07:46All right.
07:47Dan, you gave us the last correct question, so you select for me, please.
07:51Take a look at the board.
07:52Pick a category and an amount for me, if you will.
07:55Potent potables for $400.
07:57The answer is derived from the Hindu word for five, describing the number of ingredients mixed in a large bowl.
08:05Uh-huh.
08:06Dan?
08:07What is punch?
08:08What is punch?
08:09Nice going.
08:10That's $400 for you.
08:11And a tie for the lead.
08:14Go again.
08:15Okay, I'm happy with that one.
08:16Let's go potent potables for $500.
08:17This time, the answer is C2H5OH.
08:20Dan?
08:21What is the formula for alcohol?
08:23You got it.
08:24That completes that category, and you're in the lead with $1,500.
08:26Select again.
08:27Let's try states and song for $100.
08:30Brand new category.
08:31It's where I came from with a banjo on my knee.
08:34Mary?
08:35Where is Alabama?
08:36Yes.
08:37I'll take states and songs for $200, please.
08:39According to the Beach Boys hit, state with the cutest girls in the world.
08:42Mary?
08:43Where is California?
08:44Yes.
08:45States and songs for $300, please.
08:46The answer is the state where you'd find Elvis's rain and diamonds woman.
08:49Dan?
08:51What is Tennessee?
08:52Oh, I'm sorry.
08:53That's wrong.
08:54We go to Eric or Mary?
08:55What is Kentucky?
08:56Kentucky is the right question.
08:57Yes, indeed.
08:58States and songs for $400, please.
09:00The alternate lyrics to I've Been Working on the Railroad.
09:04The alternate lyrics to I've Been Working on the Railroad.
09:08Mary?
09:09What is the eyes of Texas?
09:11Yes, the eyes of Texas are upon you.
09:13How's it going, Mary?
09:15That gives you the lead.
09:16I'll take states and songs for $500.
09:18The answer this time.
09:19Patty Page hit that is the official song of a southern state.
09:22Dan?
09:23What is the Tennessee Waltz?
09:24Now's the time for Tennessee.
09:25Yes.
09:26Taking you to $1,700.
09:27You're back in the lead.
09:28Let's try Old Testament for $300.
09:30The answer this time.
09:31Through sons Isaac and Ishmael, both Jews and Arabs descend from him.
09:35Eric?
09:36Who is Abraham?
09:37You are right.
09:38Could I have Old Testament for $400, please?
09:40The name Palestine comes from these biblical enemies of Israel.
09:43Eric?
09:44Who were the Philistines?
09:45You are right again.
09:46Could I have Old Testament for $500, please?
09:48Sorrowful Old Testament prophet.
09:51His name now refers to predictors of doom.
09:57I'll give it to you.
09:58Who was Jeremiah?
09:59Who was Jeremiah?
10:00Eric, you gave me the last correct question.
10:02Please select again.
10:04Holidays for $200, please.
10:05The answer.
10:06Though we love his day, he's been taken off the calendar of saints.
10:10Dan?
10:11Who is Saint Valentine?
10:12You got it.
10:13Holidays for $300.
10:16The answer is the eve of All Saints Day.
10:18Mary?
10:19What is Halloween?
10:21Oh, yes.
10:22You got it in just in the nick of time.
10:27I'll take holidays for $400, please.
10:29The answer this time.
10:30In colonial Massachusetts, Puritans made this Christian holiday illegal.
10:33Dan?
10:34What is Christmas?
10:35You got it.
10:36Your turn to select.
10:37And holidays for $500.
10:38Finish the category with this.
10:39Several southern states celebrate his June 3rd birthday instead of Lincoln's.
10:42And we've got about a minute to go in the round.
10:44Dan?
10:45Who is Jefferson Davis?
10:46That's right.
10:47For $500 more, taking you to $2,800.
10:48You're in the lead.
10:49Make another selection.
10:50Gay 90s for $100.
10:51Starting off our final category.
10:53By $97, they had air-filled rubber tires, coaster brakes, and adjustable handlebars.
10:57Mary?
10:58What are automobiles?
10:59No, that is incorrect.
11:00Eric?
11:01What are bicycles?
11:02Bicycles is what we're looking for.
11:03You get money and we take some away from Mary.
11:05Select.
11:06Could I have Gay 90s for $200, please?
11:07The answer is, it sank in Havana Harbor and set off a war.
11:11Eric?
11:12What was the main?
11:13You're right.
11:14Could I have Gay 90s for $300, please?
11:15The answer is, on March 18, 1891, this mode of communication was inaugurated between London
11:19and Paris.
11:20Eric?
11:21What was the telegraph?
11:22The telegraph?
11:23No, that is wrong.
11:24Dan?
11:25What was the telephone?
11:26Telephone, yes.
11:27And we still have to find our daily double.
11:30It's in one of those two boxes.
11:32Dan, select.
11:33I'm sorry, you won't have time to do that.
11:36The bell means that the round is over.
11:38You're all out of Jeopardy!
11:40And a very impressive performance by all of you.
11:42Mary, you're in third place, but you've got $1,600 to this point.
11:46Eric with $17, and Dan's in the lead with $3,100.
11:49Nice going, all of you.
11:50Take a break for a few moments.
11:51We'll set the board up for double Jeopardy!
11:53And we'll come back to start that important round right after this.
12:08Someone out there needs help, and you've decided to save them.
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12:32Share your life. Share your decision.
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12:47I'll die to meet him.
12:49A riveting, nail-biting film.
12:51It makes speed look like a slow ride to Grandma's house.
12:57From internationally acclaimed action director, Luc Passant.
13:00The Professional rated R at theaters now.
13:05This is my city.
13:07The night is my beat.
13:09And the evil I have seen will haunt you.
13:12It will seduce you.
13:14It will chill you.
13:16And if you're not careful,
13:18it will drain you.
13:20Forever night.
13:21Forever night.
13:27It's going to be a long one.
13:30He's a vampire with a badge.
13:32Forever night.
13:33Check local listings for time and station.
13:36Hello, lifesavers.
13:37Believe it or not, this man's job is saving lives.
13:41Call him supportive.
13:42In my line of work, I deal with all kinds of people.
13:45None of them are what you might call conventional.
13:48Call him understanding.
13:49This is all I do all day is deal with nuts like you!
13:52Just don't call him for help.
13:54I want to die.
13:55May I put you on hold?
13:57Steve Martin.
13:58You're a marvelous dancer.
14:01Mixed Knots.
14:02Rated PG-13.
14:03At theaters now.
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14:44Welcome back.
14:45We've got a good game underway on our program today.
14:47We're about to play Double Jeopardy,
14:49and what that means, of course,
14:50is that the answers are going to be more difficult,
14:52and we're going to have more cash
14:54and two daily doubles hidden somewhere on the board.
14:56In the first round, you'll remember,
14:57we did not find that daily double
14:59that would have assisted our players in amassing more cash.
15:02Once again, players, we're going to play the round
15:04until you hear this sound.
15:09That'll mean the round is over, and we're out of time.
15:11But right now, let's get things ready for Double Jeopardy.
15:14This time around, we've got about $18,000 in cash,
15:21as well as those two daily doubles.
15:23And here are the six categories you players are going to be working with.
15:26First of all, U.S. history, Shakespeare,
15:29musical instruments, homonyms, landmarks, and TV trivia.
15:36When we begin Double Jeopardy, the player who's in third place
15:39gets to select first, and right now, that means you, Mary.
15:42Good luck, make it a good selection.
15:44I'll take TV trivia for $200, please.
15:45The answer is...
15:47Every week, this comedian was so glad we had this time together.
15:51Mary.
15:52Who is Carol Burnett?
15:53You're right, and you're off and running with $200.
15:54TV trivia for $400, please.
15:55The answer...
15:56Richard Carlson led this number of lives
15:58as a communist counter-spy and FBI agent.
16:00Mary.
16:03Oh...
16:04Oh, we go to Dan.
16:05What is three?
16:06What is three?
16:07Yes, you get $400, and Mary loses $400.
16:09Dan, select.
16:10Booze is gone, so let's try Shakespeare for $200.
16:12Oh, that's an interesting correlation there.
16:15Shakespeare's only comedy with comedy in the title.
16:17Mary.
16:18What is Comedy of Errors?
16:19You're right.
16:20TV trivia for $600, please.
16:21Back to that one.
16:22Lucy and Desi's TV production company.
16:24Mary.
16:25What is Desilu?
16:26Right.
16:27TV trivia for $800, please.
16:29Series which pitted control against chaos.
16:31Mary.
16:32What is Get Smart?
16:33Right, $800 more gives you a total of $3,000.
16:35Nice going.
16:36You're close to the first place.
16:37I'll take TV trivia for $1,000, please.
16:39We'll wrap up the category with this.
16:41Crooner, who was first offered the role of Columbo, but turned it down because he didn't
16:44need the money.
16:45Mary.
16:46Who is Bing Crosby.
16:47Yes.
16:48Nice going.
16:49You're very well in that category.
16:50You're in the lead.
16:51I'll take Shakespeare for $400, please.
16:52Back to Shakespeare.
16:53In it, Puck comments, Lord, what fools these mortals be.
16:57Eric.
16:58What is A Midsummer Night's Dream?
16:59A Midsummer Night's Dream.
17:00Correct.
17:01I'd like to try Shakespeare for $1,000, please.
17:03Oh, right at the bottom.
17:04Hamlet's closest friend, only major character left alive at play's end.
17:08Eric.
17:09Who was Horatio?
17:10Right.
17:11Nice going.
17:12You're back in the second place.
17:13Good going, Grant.
17:15Could I have Landmarks for $1,000, please?
17:19Oh, the man wants to build quickly.
17:21The answer is The Daily Double.
17:22All right.
17:24Eric, you're in third place right now.
17:26You're trailing Mary by $900.
17:28You have a total of $3,100 to work with.
17:30The category is Landmarks, and this is a question that is worth as much as you want to wager.
17:36How much of the $3,100?
17:41Well, I would like to wager $600, please.
17:44Okay.
17:45You'll wind up with $25 or $37.
17:47Here for you alone is this Daily Double answer.
17:51Though unmarried and childless, he lives in the world's largest residential palace.
17:57I'm sorry.
17:58You took too much time.
17:59Thirteen and a half acres, 1,400 rooms, Vatican City.
18:01Who is the Pope?
18:02All right.
18:03You're not far behind.
18:04You've still got 2,500.
18:05Let's start building again.
18:06Come on, Eric.
18:07All right.
18:08Could I have U.S. history for $400, please?
18:09The answer this time.
18:10The last occasion Congress declared war against any country.
18:11Eric.
18:12A year?
18:13A year?
18:14A year?
18:15A year?
18:16A year?
18:17A year?
18:18A year?
18:19A year?
18:20A year?
18:21A year?
18:22A year?
18:23A year?
18:24A year?
18:25A year?
18:26A year?
18:27A year?
18:28A year?
18:29A year?
18:30A year?
18:31A year?
18:32A year?
18:33for 400 please. The answer this time. The last occasion Congress declared war against any country.
18:38Eric. The last occasion. You took too long there. Dan. What was World War II? World War II. Yes
18:47indeed. You get and Eric loses. Dan you make the selection. Shakespeare for 600. The answer. What
18:52Shylock demanded instead of interest. Eric. What was a pound of flesh. Right. You're building again.
18:57Could I have Shakespeare for 800 please? The answer. Completes the line. If music be the food
19:01of love Eric. Sorry. Mary. What is play on? Play on. Yes. 800 more for you. Taking you to
19:114,800. Poor Eric. You build a little and then you drop back a little but you're still not
19:17out of it. Lots of time remaining. Mary you make the selection. I'll take homonyms for
19:20200. The answer is Dave Garroway's sign off or a slice of cake. Eric. Anybody else. Mary.
19:29What is peace. Peace. Yes. Homonyms for 400 please. The answer this time. What Oliver Twist
19:34wanted or Susan Anton's diminutive date. Eric. What is more. More. You got it. Homonyms. Words
19:41that sound alike. Though they mean different things. Eric select. Indeed. Could I have homonyms
19:45for 600 please? Olympic swimmer or what a tobacco chewer does into a spittoon. Eric. What is
19:51a spitts? Spitts. Yes. The reference there. I hope you're having as much fun as our writers
19:56did in coming up with these. Go again Eric. Could I have homonyms for 800 please? Expensive
20:01onion or what happens when there's a hole in the bucket. Eric. What is a leak? Yes. You
20:08got it. You got it just in time. What is a leak? Select again Eric. Could I have homonyms
20:14for a thousand please? We'll wrap up the category with this. A peasant or where you
20:17hang ten. Eric. But a surf. Yes. You got it again. Oh boy. Okay. We're just getting it
20:26in. Could I have U.S. history for a thousand please? The answer is Justice Hugo Black a
20:31leading supporter of school desegregation was once a member of this group. Eric. We've
20:35got about a minute left in double jeopardy. Eric give me an answer. Supreme Court. That is
20:39incorrect. Anybody else? Dan. What was the KKK? What is the KKK or was the Ku Klux Klan?
20:46You're right Dan. You get to make another selection now. Let's try musical instruments
20:51for a thousand. Right at the bottom. Plucked instrument brought to the U.S. by slaves. Now
20:56a fixture in bluegrass. Mary. What is the banjo? Banjo. Good for a thousand. Yes. We're all
21:01over the board on this. And we have one more daily double to uncover on there. I'll take
21:05landmarks for a hundred please. The answer. Only one of the seven wonders of the ancient
21:10world still standing. Eric. What is the Great Pyramid? Yes. Could I have U.S. history
21:15for a hundred please? The answer this time. Only state carried by George McGovern in the
21:1972 election. Eric. What is Massachusetts? You got it. That means the time is up. And guess
21:30what Eric? You've done very nicely in spite of missing a lot of questions in that round.
21:34You're in second place right now. Mary's in the lead with 6,000. Eric, you've got
21:375,300. And Dan, 4,900. In a moment, all of you will be placed in final jeopardy for the
21:43championship. Remember, only the top dollar winner gets to keep his or her winnings. But
21:47the runners up are going to receive some really good prizes. Take a look. Today's second place
21:52contestant will receive Maryland Oak Shelves. Maryland's oak modular shelving system uses
21:57kitchen cabinets around the house with a roll top desk for a functional work study area furnished
22:01by Merillot Industries. And today's third place contestant will receive an assortment
22:05of Andis Hair Care Appliances. Andis quality personal care appliances for the whole family
22:10designed for travel or home use. An assortment of hair helpers for your beauty needs furnished
22:14by Andis. And now let's go back to Alex Trebek.
22:18This is one of the closest matches we've had in quite some time. I remind you that if the
22:22runners up are tied at the end of final jeopardy, then second place will be awarded to the contestant
22:27who was leading at the end of the previous round. We've got a break in a few moments and
22:31you'll have a couple of minutes in which to write down in secret how much of your winnings
22:34to this point you're willing to risk today on final jeopardy. And today, the final jeopardy
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25:32No, you have wonderful Jeopardy trivia, don't you?
25:35Yeah, there's five full-time researchers, and there's five writers on the show of Jeopardy
25:42and just trying to find out what's going on in there.
25:43And also, Mervyn, Merv Griffin, will also figure out some categories, too, for Jeopardy.
25:49So it's a...
25:49Thank you for your time to work on it.
25:50Yes, indeed.
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26:06Welcome back to Final Jeopardy.
26:07This is it for the match.
26:09And right now, only $1,100 separates first from third place.
26:14Our contestants have written down in secret their wagers.
26:17In a moment, I'm going to give you the Final Jeopardy answer.
26:19You'll then have 30 seconds exactly in which to write down your question.
26:22Please be sure it is in the form of a question.
26:25The final category, as you know, is titled Heads.
26:28The Final Jeopardy answer is...
26:31New York financier Al Grimaldi is next in line for the throne of this Mediterranean principality.
26:39Good luck.
26:39The Final Jeopardy
26:53All right, players, put your pens down.
27:13It's time to find out who today's winner is.
27:16In third place, going into final jeopardy,
27:18was Dan Fuller with $4,900.
27:20New York financier Al Grimaldi next in line
27:22for the throne of this Mediterranean principality.
27:24Dan, you said the final jeopardy question was?
27:27What is Monaco?
27:28You're absolutely right.
27:29Let's find out how much of your $4,900 you decided to wager.
27:33$4,850.
27:35That means you wind up with $9,750.
27:39You're the leader right now.
27:41We go to our returning champion, Eric Groves.
27:44You had $5,300 and second place.
27:47What did you think the final jeopardy question was?
27:50What is Monaco?
27:51We know now that that is correct.
27:54How much of the $5,300 did you risk?
27:57$5,300.
27:59All of it.
28:00Giving you $10,600 and first place at the moment.
28:06But we have to hear from Mary Bowers.
28:09What did Mary, who was leading going into this final round,
28:13think was the final jeopardy question?
28:17What is Monaco?
28:19Oh, you're right.
28:21You could be our new Jeopardy! champion if you risk more than $4,600.
28:28How much did she risk?
28:30$5,000 with $11,000 total.
28:33You're it.
28:34Nice going.
28:34Mary, you're a new champ.
28:39You're going to come back on our next program to face two challengers.
28:42Eric, you're going away with $11,000 from your previous win.
28:45We'll see you next time out, Mary.
28:46And ladies and gentlemen, thank you for joining us.
28:49We hope to see you next time also.
28:50So long, everybody.
28:50Have a good day.
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