Jeopardy #8441

Episode broadcast Monday, July 12, 2021
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AN ILLUSTRATED LIFE
$200
8 decades after his death, a 2007 graphic novel told the adventures of this man, "The Handcuff King"
Houdini
$400
"Twilight Man" is a graphic novel biography about this writer & "the Birth of Television"
Rod Serling
$600
The graphic novel about this pop & rock icon is subtitled "Stardust, Rayguns & Moonage Daydreams"
David Bowie
$800
"21" is a comic about this Pittsburgh Pirates right fielder from Puerto Rico who tragically died young
Roberto Clemente
$1000
Alison Bechdel's graphic memoir about growing up in a mortuary, it was the basis for a Tony-winning musical
Fun Home
 
 
 
LAND OF NICKNAMES
$200
The "Land of the Pharaohs"
Egypt
$400
The "Land of the Inca"
Peru
$600
Translated from a Maori name, the "Land of the Long White Cloud"
New Zealand
$800
The "Land of Genghis Khan"
Mongolia
$1000
The "Land of the Khmer"
Cambodia
 
 
 
PHARMACEUTICALS
$200
Beta-blockers are used to prevent stimulation of certain receptors & to control rhythms in this body part
the heart
$400
To unstuff my nasal passages, please get me this type of drug (a word that's right on the non-drowsy Sudafed box)
a decongestant
$600
The track & field movie "Personal Best" includes a song about dianabol, an anabolic one of these
a steroid
$800
The active ingredient in products like Lotrimin for athlete's foot is an "anti-" this
fungal
$1000
Central nervous system depressants include tranquilizers for anxiety & these sleep inducers, from Latin for "calm"
sedatives
 
 
 
COLD WORDS
$200
This cool admonition to calm down has been paired with Netflix
chill
$400
It's the geographic area above the circle of latitude at 66 1/2 degrees north
the Arctic Circle
$600
Meaning briskly cold, it's also a frozen dessert from Wendy's
a Frosty
$800
A poem by William Carlos Williams begins, "I have eaten the plums that were in" this, not the refrigerator--it was 1934
the icebox
$1000
Originally a nautical term meaning closer to the wind, it means to be unfriendly or reserved, distant & uninvolved
aloof
 
 
 
"S" IS FOR SUMMER
$200
Slides & slingbacks are styles of these strappy summer shoes
sandals
$400
Piñata Colada is a flavor of this frozen 7-Eleven refresher
a Slurpee
$600
The bill making this California's state sport mentions the breaks at Malibu & Trestles
surfing
$800
If you step on this creature, you may regret it; lifeguards advise shuffling, so it'll feel the vibrations & swim away
a stingray
$1000
A street in the Bronx is named for this traditional game played with a broom handle by would-be Dodgers & Yankees
stickball
 
 
 
GAMER'S DELIGHT
$200
(J.D. Witherspoon presents the clue.) New PS5 owners get introduced to console components via a platform game starring this robot with the same name as "The Jetsons" dog
Astro
$400
(J.D. Witherspoon presents the clue.) Toru Iwatani wanted to make a game about eating, & after seeing a pizza with a slice missing, he created this 1980 classic filled with fruit & ghosts
Pac-Man
$600
(J.D. Witherspoon presents the clue.) Uh-oh, friends, it looks like Dr. Nefarious is back to his evil ways, forcing Ratchet once again strap this little robot buddy on his back & fight the good fight
Clank
$800
(J.D. Witherspoon presents the clue.) Now entering the arena is Twinkle Riot, a hard-hitting star in "Destruction AllStars", a type of this alliterative competition in which vehicles are supposed to get smashed to pieces
demolition derby
$1000
(J.D. Witherspoon presents the clue.) The PlayStation 5 is kitted with an ultra-high speed SSD, this kind of hyphenated drive that makes iconic characters like Sackboy really move
a solid-state drive
 
 
 
THE SECRETARY OF STATE, IN BRIEF
$400
The first U.S. Secretary of State, he helped arrange for D.C. to be the capital
Thomas Jefferson
$800
The last name of this 1897 to 1898 secretary is on a landmark antitrust act
Sherman
$1200
He took over the job in 2018
Pompeo
$1600
He was born in Furth, Germany
Kissinger
$2000
She got her U.S. citizenship in 1957 & earned her B.A. with honors 2 years later
Albright
 
 
 
FRENCH LITERATURE
$400
One of the most popular novels among soldiers on both sides in the U.S. Civil War was this 1862 Victor Hugo novel
Les Misérables
$800
Charles Perrault is remembered for his fairy tales like "Le Petit Chaperon Rouge", this title in English
Little Red Riding Hood
$1200
Frederic Chopin's lover wrote romantic feminist works like "Lelia" using this pseudonym
George Sand
$1600
Colette created this teenager shown here with her grandma who's raising her to be a courtesan
Gigi
$2000
France's premier literary prize, this "Prix" awards a whopping 10 euros to the winner
the Prix Goncourt
 
 
 
BUDDHISM
$400
The master known as Bodhidharma was said to have founded this type of meditative Buddhism in China
Zen
$800
The chain of moral cause & effect; it's popularly simplified as if you're mean, yours will be bad
karma
$1200
One of Buddhism's Four Noble Truths is the doctrine that all life is this painful 9-letter word
suffering
$1600
The plant called the sacred or Indian this is a symbol of the true nature of beings & of Buddha's throne
the lotus
$2000
After gaining knowledge of the Four Noble Truths, Buddhists follow a "path" of this many parts in order to reach Nirvana
8
 
 
 
LOGOMANIA
$400
Bill Golden, the creator of this TV network's logo, was inspired by hex signs on shaker barns that looked to him like eyes
CBS
$800
The logo for this video game company that ruled the '80s is a stylized "A"; it is also based on the Pong screen
Atari
$1200
The blue & white striped logo for this tech company hasn't changed since Paul Rand designed it in 1972
IBM
$1600
The center part of the logo for this designer & creator of Tommy Jeans is the international signal flag for the letter "H"
Tommy Hilfiger
$2000
The logo for the national tourism office of this country was designed by Joan Miro
Spain
 
 
 
OLD TV THEME SONGS
$400
Sherwood Schwartz wrote the lyrics to this theme song about a group that "must somehow form a family"
"The Brady Bunch"
$800
Tired of "packing and unpacking, town to town up & down the dial"; you're "living on the air" at this radio station
WKRP in Cincinnati
$1200
The title good ole boys of this show were "fightin' the system like a true modern day Robin Hood"
The Dukes of Hazzard
$1600
"Keep movin' movin' movin', though they're disapprovin', keep them dogies movin"', this western
Rawhide
$2000
"Through early morning fog I see", begin this song's lyrics, heard in the 1970 movie "M*A*S*H" but not in the TV show's theme
"Suicide Is Painless"
 
 
 
"Z" IN THE MIDDLE
$400
King Gillette introduced a safety one in 1903
a razor
$800
The American Epilepsy Society offers tips for observation & recording of this event
a seizure
$1200
It's an Italian turnover made out of pizza dough containing meat, cheese & other ingredients
a calzone
$1600
Suction cups are a tool of this professional
a glazier
$2000
C6H6, this aromatic hydrocarbon typically derived from petroleum, is used in the manufacture of detergents & fuels
benzene
 
 
 
COLLEGE LIFE
N/A
This dish associated with Harvard goes back to the start of the school; the wife of the first headmaster made an awful version
hasty pudding
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