kate. what is hormone replacement? yes. scientific abbreviations for $600. michael. what is electron microscope? correct. science abbreviations -- $800. colby. what's messenger? messenger. yes. playing our songs -- $400. kate. who is lady gaga? yeah. you're surprised you knew that. i am surprised i knew that. i'll take scientific abbreviations for $1,000. michael. what is magnetic force? no. kate or colby? [ beep ] "what is magnetic field?" back to you, kate.

literary relatives for $200. [ beep ] and this famous author is john le carré. back to you, kate. literary relatives for $400. kate. who is stowe? harriebeecher stowe is correct. and that takes you up to $2,200, and it takes us to break number one. back in a moment, ladies and gentlemen. [ applause ] &pmonth halftimm update..parks wwth yoor ccrabongelas f ppn its happened aagin..ord its happonighh that two more su from baltimore's entrall boooing.how it happened thhs 3&pand a miracle ssaaue.the amazingghealing pooer hat some say it p

welcome back. it's always nice to come back with good news for our players. michael farabaugh, we have good news for you. our judges have determined that your response of "magnetic force" was just as acceptable as "magnetic field." so you pick up $2,000.now, you'. i'm often asked if there were teachers who inspired me. can you recall any special ones in your life? yes, actually, i can. my high-school drama teacher,

as well as my high-school latin teacher. so, in latin, we would go and we would travel to different schools, and we'd compete in sort of quiz-bowl-type latin competitions. but my drama teacher encouraged me take risks and be bold and be onstage. and i feel like every day when i'm a teacher, i get to sort of perform, so it's great. okay, good for you. colby burnett, you are a teacher in chicago. earlier this year, there were some strikes featuring teachers in chicago. were you involved in those strikes? i teach at a catholic school, so... aha. and before that, i taught at a charter school. so i hear about strikes and i hear -- i say to myself, "what are these oon-ions of which you speak?" uh-huh. okay. [ laughter ] now, kate wilson, why did you become a teacher? i fought against it for a very long time, but i finally got a taste of teaching astronomy at the university of alabama, and i just -- i fell in love with it. and i knew that i wanted to inspire people like my high-school english teacher, diane percy,

inspired me. all right, well, good. now, you have command of the board at the moment. go. okay, literary relatives for $600, please. michael. who are the bronte sisters? yes. they're playing our song -- $600. kate. who is u2? you got it. literary relatives for $800, please. colby. who's nixon? nixon. richard nixon. you are right. songs -- $800. michael. who are the who? yeah. songs -- $1,000. colby. who is fun? correct. u.s. currency -- $400.

michael. what is the $5 bill? abraham lincoln is the man, yes. the living room -- $200. michael. what is a television? right. living room -- $400. kate. what is a parlor? yes. literary relatives for $1,000, please. answer there -- the daily double in the round. and you can take the lead away from michael. i'd like to wager $1,600. okay, here is the clue in literary relatives. hmm. who is frost?

no. "who is t.s., or thomas stearns, eliot?" so you have half of your total removed. you're at $1,600. go again. the living room for $600, please. this non-fiery part of the fireplace extends into a room and may be raised. kate. what is a hearth? yes. less than a minute to go now. the living room for $800, please. colby. what's a coffee table? yes. u.s. currency -- $600. colby. what's the $10? yes, alexander hamilton was the man. $800 -- u.s. currency. michael. what is the $20? andrew jackson, yeah. and currency -- $1,000. michael. what is the $50 bill? ulysses grant was the man. [ beep beep beep ] and that wraps up the jeopardy! round

with you in the lead again, michael, at $6,400. kate in third place. that means she goes first when we come back to start double jeopardy! [ applause ] is inspected by the usda... but perdue asked them to go further. they verify that all our chickens are cared for in a clean, safe environment... and fed an all-veggie diet. no other chicken company does this. but at perdue, we believe in a better chicken.

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so we feed our chickens an all-veggie diet, including corn and marigolds with no added animal by-products... hormones...or steroids. because at perdue, we believe in a better chicken. begins now with kate making a selection from these categories... we'll give you the lakes. ...of the library of congress, helping preserve our film heritage. kate, start us. i'd like states by lake for $400, please. alex: michael. what is louisiana? yes. word origins -- $400.

kate. what is ambulance? yes. states by lake for $800. colby. what's ohio? right. word origins -- $800. michael. what is "d'oh"? [ laughter ] yes, you did that well. word origins -- $1,200. answer -- daily double. [ applause ] let's do $2,600. okay, here is the clue. jimmy? this term for the part of a fair or carnival where sideshows and other amusements are located comes from the site of an 1893 expo held in chicago. what is the boardwalk?

no, i bet you colby would have gotten this. "what is the midway?" the midway. all right, you drop to $5,000. you and colby are tied for the lead. go again. word origins -- $1,600. [ beep ] and that word is ombudsman. back to you, michael. let's finish off word origins -- $2,000. kate. what is umami? you are right. states by lake for $1,200. michael. what is michigan? yes. states by lake -- $1,600. answer -- the other daily double. kate: wow. colby: man! [ laughs ] [ applause ] alex: colby and kate moaning because you found both daily doubles and you have a slight lead of $1,200, michael. i'm gonna go $1,200, alex. all right, here is the clue in states by lake.

what is minnesota? minnesota -- good guess, yes. [ applause ] go again now. gifted and talented -- $400. michael. who is mozart? yes. gifted and talented -- $800. michael. who is bobby fischer? right again. gifted -- $1,200. kate. who is yo-yo ma? yo-yo ma. right. gifted and talented for $1,600. kate.

who is descartes? no. colby. who is pascal? pascal. yes. blaise pascal. war of ...12 for $400. colby. what's the pope? pope is right. $800 -- war. colby again. what's the kremlin? yes. $1,200 -- ...12. colby. what's the hundred years war? yes. $1,600 -- war of ...12. colby. what is the ottoman? yes. finish the category -- $2,000. colby.

what are moors? moors. right. and with that, you move to $12,600. you have a $4,000 lead at the moment. too cool for school -- $400. colby. what's a penguin? yes. $800 -- too cool. colby. who is mr. freeze? yes. $1,200 -- too cool. colby. what's "the shining"? that's it. $1,600 -- too cool. kate. who is the white witch? yes. too cool for school for $2,000? colby. who are the watchmen? good for $2,000.

film registry -- $400. colby. what is the san francisco earthquake? you got it. $800 -- film registry. kate. what is "bambi"? "bambi." good. states by lake for $2,000. [ beep ] that state is new york. back to you, kate. gifted and talented for $2,000, please. kate. who is russell? no. colby or michael? [ beep ]

"who is john stuart mill?" three names. kate, back to you. okay, the national film registry for $1,200. kate. who is bell? no. colby. who is edison? edison. yes. $1,600. kate. what is "thriller"? yes, and now the $2,000 clue. colby. who is rodriguez? robert rodriguez. you are right, and that takes you to $20,600. it takes us to final jeopardy! here is the category for the three of you -- the u.s. constitution. make your wagers. we'll come back to reveal the clue in a moment. if you have high cholesterol,

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30 seconds, players. good luck.

alex: kate wilson, you wrote down your response quickly. what did you put down? you said, "what is treason?" you are correct. and your wager was $5,000. you double to $10,000 today. we add that to your total from yesterday. that was $3,000. you now have $13,000. let's go down there to michael farabaugh. he had $8,600. we're looking for treason -- not literally, but we get it from you. and your wager? $5,500. that bumps you up to $14,100 today. you had $10,000 yesterday. that gives you a total of $24,100. colby, over to you now. did you get treason? no. no, you didn't. you got perjury instead. so it's going to cost you how much? $1,929. that drops you down to $18,671. but you'll recall, ladies and gentlemen, that he had $10,600 yesterday, and that takes him up to champion status -- $100,000. $50,000 for michael, $25,000 for kate.

congratulations, colby. we'll look forward to having you back on our program in february. you're gonna be competing in the tournament of champions. and we look forward to you people joining us again tomorrow. so long, everybody. [ theme music plays ] promotional consideration provided by... -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

is inspected by the usda... but perdue asked them to go further.

they verify that all our chickens are cared for in a clean, safe environment... and fed an all-veggie diet. no other chicken company does this. but at perdue, we believe in a better chicken.

well, at perdue, we say you are what you eat...eats. so we feed our chickens an all-veggie diet, including corn and marigolds with no added animal by-products... hormones...or steroids. because at perdue, we believe in a better chicken. so, how's your dog? lucy's doing awesome. she says hello. give her -- yeah, lick her for me. nice to have you here. i don't think i've ever said that to a contestant. [ laughter ] [ gasps ] [ groans ] i'll be fine. hi, tamera. how are you? tamera: hi. great. [ laughs ] it finally happened, folks. i've snapped.

wheel... of... fortune! ladies and gentlemen, pat sajak and vanna white. hello! how you doing? the rhetorical question. hi, everybody. thank you, jim. appreciate that. have a swell show. okay. hi, gang. all right, everybody. grab those devices. let's give away some money right away here. $1,000 for our first "toss up." vanna's getting in place. "what are you doing?" is the category. and here we go. [ bell chimes ] feikamoh. i'll ask everybody else now. [ bell chimes ] joe. taking the tour. yeah, that's i [ applause ] joe antol. you're $1,000 richer than when you walked in. from knoxville, tennessee, right? yes, sir.

you're in the construction business? yes, my brother john and i own our own small construction company. good for you. you a married man? yes, i am. my beautiful wife, jama, is here. and have two precious daughters. sophia is 15, and tess is 12. and when you do your singing, it's in church, usually. is that it? yeah, yeah. don't ask me now. [ laughter ] nice to have you here, joe. feikamoh massaquoi. did i get that pretty well? did i do all right with that? yeah. pretty good. from right here in los angeles. now, your heritage, your parents are from... parents are from sierra leone, west africa. i was born in philadelphia, but raised in houston, texas. oh, okay. now, it says you're an actor and a songwriter and a music guy. what is it you're pursuing? i'm actually an actor. i moved out here not too long ago, trying to make it in hollywood. it's going pretty well, actually. on the side, i like to write songs and arrange music. well, good. but you wouldn't mind winning a little money here. oh, no. that'd be great. okay. all right. wish you a lot of luck. brooke brady is with us from evergreen, colorado. hi. and you're going to school? i am. i'm in school to be a teacher.

i'm a human-development major. yeah? and you're engaged, as well. i am. i have the most amazing fiancé in the world. oh, good. and what else? are you golfing? i do. i'm new to it. i've only been dng it two summers, but i'm pretty good at it, to be honest. so, you're excited about it now. really excited. i love it. it hasn't broken you yet. i'm quite addicted, actually. it will. [ laughs ] let's do another "toss up" here. this one is worth $2,000. and the category is "around the house." [ bell chimes ] and it's brooke. family album. yeah, that's it. [ cheers and applause ] so, brooke gets the $2,000. she'll be spinning the wheel right after jim thornton says something fascinating, i'm sure. i sure hope so, pat. tonight's jackpot round is brought to you by meineke car care centers. announcer: getting your car serviced at meineke -- smart. saving time by booking an appointment online -- even smarter. online scheduling -- available now at meineke.com.