Jeopardy #8662

Episode broadcast Tuesday, June 14, 2022
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THE EARLY 1800s
$200
The earliest predecessor of this transport was patented in 1818 & derisively called a "dandy horse"
bicycle
$400
In 1807 Congress passed a law to "prohibit the importation of" these, but it wasn't 100% effective
slaves
$600
Marking a humane first, the RSPCA, the Royal this, was founded in London in 1824
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
$800
In 1810 this king got control of Kauai & Niihau, bringing all Hawaii under his rule
Kamehameha (the Great)
$1000
The French style in fashion, architecture & even desks was this, named for the type of vast political unit Napoleon built
Empire
 
 
 
THE MORAL OF THE FABLE
$200
This avian proverb is the moral of the fable of a lone stork among cranes
birds of a feather flock together
$400
"Don't" do this was learned when an accident ruined a girl's plans for a poultry empire
count your chickens before they\'re hatched
$600
A cockfight victor crows to show he's won, attracting a hungry eagle; as the saying has it, this quality goes before a fall
pride
$800
This one of Aesop's fables, about a disguised member of a flock, teaches the moral that doing mean tricks can backfire on you
the wolf in sheep\'s clothing
$1000
A fox stuck in a well tricks a goat into joining him; the goat learned this lesson meaning "take care before you act"
look before you leap
 
 
 
CLEVER CROSSWORD CLUES
$200
Second hand item like a Bulova or Rolex (5 letters)
a watch
$400
A magical spirit of Arabic lore who might need a good bottle opener (5 letters)
a genie
$600
It follows a midday grace period (5 letters)
lunch
$800
You'll need an ID to get your mail in this Rocky Mountain state (5 letters)
Idaho
$1000
The first lady's residence; some believe it was just east of Israel (4 letters)
Eden
 
 
 
SUN UP
$200
Songs he recorded for Sun Records in the mid-'50s included "Milkcow Blues Boogie" & "Mystery Train"
Elvis Presley
$400
Also called surya namaskar, this sequence of poses is a way to greet the day or warm up before your daily practice
sun salutations
$600
This newspaper was founded in 1837 & once employed TV show creator David Simon
the Baltimore Sun
$800
One of the 7 Ancient Wonders of the World, it was a giant statue of the Greek sun god Helios
the Colossus of Rhodes
$1000
Retirees enjoying rather than withering? A new concept until Sun City opened near this state capital in 1960
Phoenix
 
 
 
WELL IT'S 5 FOR THE MONEY
$200
This British monetary term dates back to around 775, when 240 coins were minted from this much weight in silver
the pound
$400
Ben Franklin was in profile, not facing forward, on the 1st Federal Reserve note for this amount of money when it was issued in 1914
the $100 bill
$600
In 1897 Russia went to a gold standard in switching this monetary unit from silver to gold
the ruble
$800
Long after telling "The Tale of Genji" in one of the world's oldest novels, Murasaki Shikibu graced the 2,000-this note
yen
$1000
Oklahoma's Wilma Mankiller, the 1st female principal chief of this Native American nation, appeared on a U.S. quarter in 2022
the Cherokee
 
 
 
3 FOR THE SHOW
$200
Kevin Costner, Kelly Reilly & Mo brings plenty landed in Montana
Yellowstone
$400
CBS cops (or C.O.P.S.?) Lina Esco, David Lim & Alex Russell
S.W.A.T.
$600
Ming-na Wen, Jennifer Beals & Temuera Morrison, who opens "The Book of" this mysterious title sci-fi guy
Boba Fett
$800
Kyle Richards, Lisa Rinna & Garcelle Beauvais get "Real"
The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills
$1000
John Cena (not exactly living up to the title), Danielle Brooks & Jennifer Holland
Peacemaker
 
 
 
ISLES OF THE BRITISH ISLES
$400
Mainland is the name of the largest of these islands 130 miles off the coast of Scotland & famous for their wee equines
Shetland
$800
Lundy, an island in the Bristol Channel between England & this U.K. country, is a breeding ground for seabirds like puffins & razorbills
Wales
$1200
In 1897 this guy experimented & sent a radio transmission from the Isle of Wight off the south coast of England
Marconi
$1600
This isle in the Irish Sea is not part of the U.K. but has been a personal possession of the British monarch since 1828
the Isle of Man
$2000
Tresco & Bryher are 2 of the Scilly Isles about 30 miles off this county at the southwestern tip of Britain
Cornwall
 
 
 
PARTNERS IN RHYME
$400
Countee Cullen & Claude McKay were influential poets in this "Renaissance"
(the) Harlem (Renaissance)
$800
Seen here is this 2021 inaugural poet partnering with the Boston Pops
(Amanda) Gorman
$1200
Aiding Coleridge in creating this poem, Wordsworth wrote he "suggested the navigation of the ship by the dead men"
The Rime of the Ancient Mariner
$1600
Ezra Pound helped publish this T.S. Eliot poem that rhymes, "In the room the women come and go talking of Michelangelo"
"The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock"
$2000
In 1997, this British poet laureate collaborated with Nobel laureate Seamus Heaney on editing a poetry anthology
Ted Hughes
 
 
 
MAMMALS
$400
This largest mammal tips the scales at 150 tons
a blue whale
$800
Looking "like a small watermelon on little, tiny legs", a baby pygmy one of these made its debut at a Sydney Zoo in 2021
a hippopotamus
$1200
The state marine mammal of Florida is a subspecies of the West Indian this
a manatee
$1600
Here are these burrowing mammals of Africa on high alert, watching for predators
meerkats
$2000
Sadly, one of these colorful carnivores that famously made its way into Calif. from Oregon died in 2021 after it was struck by a vehicle
a grey wolf
 
 
 
COMMUNICATIONS
$400
The 1906 International Radiotelegraph Conference replaced the signal CQD, for "all stations, distress", with this
SOS
$800
"Telstar", a 1962 instrumental hit, was named for a pioneering communications one of these
a satellite
$1200
The oldest known recipes, including one for pigeon stew, are found on Babylonian clay tablets in this writing system
cuneiform
$1600
Still important in the developing world, this long-distance radio format uses frequencies between AM & FM
short wave
$2000
Towers & hilltop stations with pivoting arms were used to send messages in this system, from Greek for "sign bearing"
semaphore
 
 
 
SONGS OF INNOCENCE & EXPERIENCE
$400
"Hey Joe" & "The Wind Cries Mary" are on this guitarist's 1967 debut album "Are You Experienced"
Jimi Hendrix
$800
Andrew Bird called a song "Near" this "Experience Experience"
Death
$1200
Perhaps her "Summertime Sadness" was caused by the "Innocence Lost" she sang of on her 2012 "Paradise" EP
Lana Del Rey
$1600
In a 1983 song & album, this piano man was "An Innocent Man"
Billy Joel
$2000
"I hold just one breath here within my chest / Just like innocence", these grunge rockers sang on their 1996 No. 1 album "No Code"
Pearl Jam
 
 
 
3 LETTERS, E IN THE MIDDLE
$400
To request alms of a stranger
beg
$800
A floral necklace
a lei
$1200
It means cool; a 1990s & 2000s hip-hop music label was "So So" this
Def
$1600
To cut something down with a broadsword, or build something up with tough effort
hew
$2000
It's used in photography & filmmaking to adjust color
a gel
 
 
 
1972
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In June he said, "Don't lie to them to the extent to say there is no involvement, but just say this is... a comedy of errors"
Richard Nixon
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