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Only $4400, but all three DDs.

Clam on Lennon, couldn’t decide between him and McCartney for whatever reason.

Coryat: $39,200 (47R, 0W) DD: 3/3 FJ: :mrgreen: LT: troth, skoal, mad money, Bruce, barrel head (DD), South Africa Nice run by Veronica, but she definitely met her matches today. Good job by Dennis to come roaring back in DJ. Ran Number That Book and N/S/E/W. Annoyed that I missed running Middle O w...

Coryat: $35,200 (43R, 0W) DD: 3/3 FJ: :mrgreen: LT: Satchel Paige, fog, nor’easter (DD), mango, New Mexico (DD), Johnson, Texas Rangers (DD) Oof. I don’t think I’ve ever felt as bad for a contestant as I did for Priscilla in DJ. It’s amazing what being put in front of those cameras can do. I feel li...

Coryat: $36,200 (43R, 2W) DD: 2/3 FJ: :mrgreen: LT: skeleton, Rio Grande & Colorado, Pacific Ocean, Labrador, Steve Scalise, satellites, Adam Schiff, Hispaniola (DD) As painful as yesterday’s was pleasant. Couldn’t believe they went 0/5 in Border Rivers. I felt bad for Veronica on the last DD, guess...

Coryat: $37,000 (47R, 1W) DD: 2/3 FJ: :mrgreen: LT: red dwarf, bobble Amazing performance by all three, great game to watch. Only one Sagittarius shy of a perfect $18,000 Coryat in SJ. Managed 26/30 myself - ran Anagrams, Let’s Get Married and Exchange of Vowels (and then Museums in DJ). Instaget FJ...

In, hopefully just under the wire.

Coryat: $28,800 (40R, 1W) DD: 1/3 FJ: :mrgreen: LT: Avon (DD), orbit Had the dubious accomplishment of scoring more in SJ than in DJ (14.8k - 14k). A LOT of clam in DJ. 1/5 in Starchitects. 1/5 in Colonial America. A rough start in Tricky Clues before nailing the last two. Loved Recognizing the Coun...

Had Hale for the comet, couldn’t think of Shoemaker-Levy.

Had Napoleon and George III.

Got Ang Lee instantly but couldn’t come up with Cuaron.

However you spell it, it’s a “f”ive-letter word.

That was me last year. The test was a month before my time in the pool ended.

Better luck to you!

Coryat: $34,400 (45R, 0W) DD: 3/3 FJ: :mrgreen: LT: flux, [penalty minutes], glockenspiel, Agent 99, The Martian (DD) Never seen LTAM go as fast as it did today in DJ! I was sure we were going to get the last two clues in. I have never seen $800 “F”our-Letter Words spelled without an E, so I never w...

Coryat: $42,000 (49R, 1W) DD: 3/3 FJ: :mrgreen: LT: ESPN The Magazine, Kansas City (DD), Supreme Court, Angela Merkel Fun game to watch, all three seemed very knowledgeable. Ran Dashboard Light, Fairy Tales, Magazines and Organizations. Negged on Georgia as the Florida border state. Not an instaget ...

:( :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :( :( :( :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :( :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :( :( :( :mrgreen: They needed to play more Sporcle, Croatia is the way more recognizable of those two countries if you’re familiar with the map of Europe. Was thinking bison for #1, but stayed clam so no credit.

90 straight minutes of Jeopardy! is incredibly taxing. That second game was a complete blur.

Coryat: $37,800 (47R, 0W) DD: 3/3 FJ: :( LT: endorse, GLOW, Montreal (DD), Serbia & Croatia, Beethoven, Tchiakovsky That was painful to watch. Thought I might be heading for a new PB after J! ($17,000, 28/30), but DJ put a quick end to those thoughts. Poets was particularly difficult, as it always s...

$19,200 Coryat in game 1, $23,000 in game 2. Honestly, a fair bit more than I was expecting. Even ran a couple of categories (School Days and Geo-Verse)! 1/2 on FJ, I did the same as Brad and went with Hale knowing it was incorrect, not able to remember Shoemaker-Levy in time. So either Ken sweeps o...

Coryat: $37,200 (38R, 0W)
DD; 3/3
FJ:
LT: nonpartisan, Thomas Edison, NAACP, Panama, Dubai

Missed 8 clues in J!...5 of them in Soft Words.

FJ came to me eventually, figured it had to be a current soccer player and Messi seemed to unlikely to have a big IG presence.

Coryat: $35,000 (41R, 1W)
DD: 3/3
FJ:
LT: St. Petersburg & Moscow (DD), ostrich, Champlain, Thailand

I’m enjoying Karen’s steady dominance, but getting annoyed at all the leftover clues.

Instaget FJ for me, studied the book in 12th grade and recognized the theme immediately.

I’m sure I’ve heard of Linnaeus at some point in my life, but the name was totally unfamiliar to me on Thursday.

Couldn’t have told you the number of the amendment.

He showed up at my last audition unannounced and did a Q&A while the written test was being scored. I asked him what his favourite game show to host was, aside from J!. He answered To Tell the Truth, “because that was the only one where I got to sit down.”