These are today's Jeopardy!
Highlights.
From Austin, Texas, Molly Karol.
From Nashville, Tennessee, Jessica Stephens.
From Newport Beach, California, James Fraser.
Welcome to the final game in the first week of two
in our Second Chance competition.
Now we're going to remove these scores that are in front of you,
that you earned in yesterday's show.
Those will be added back
to whatever you accumulate today in order to determine our winner.
Here we go.
These are the categories in the Jeopardy!
round of our final game.
Bible, $800.
"I am the beginning and the ending"; there is serious omega.
Jessica.
What is Revelation? You are correct.
Who are the Rays?
Yes, those of the Rays.
What are The Lions? Of Detroit, right.
What's a buzz? That's correct, again.
What are the Rockies?
That is correct.
You have $3600. You're in second place.
Nice close game.
We're about to enter Double Jeopardy!.
Two Daily Doubles hidden in these six categories.
Blew It The First Time, $1200. Answer...
You have a narrow $600 lead over Jessica.
Let's make it a true Daily Double. Wow.
All right, here's your clue in So You Blew It The First Time.
Last name of Milton, who moved to Philadelphia in 1876
to start a candy company; that one ended in bankruptcy but another did not.
What is See?
Oh, no, I'm sorry.
Milton Hershey.
Milton Hershey started that Pennsylvania candy company.
You're down to zero, but lots of time and a Daily Double left.
Who's Betty Davis?
Yes.
Who's Maron? Marc Maron, you're right.
Who's Barbara Bush? Yes.
All About Her, $1600. Answer...
the other Daily Double in the round.
The last of the week.
You now have a $4000 lead over Molly.
I'll do $3500.
All right, here's your clue in It's All About Her.
Subtitled "Coming of Age in America": this anthropologist.
Who's Mead?
The author of "Coming of Age in Samoa" is Margaret Mead.
You are correct.
What's "Hail, Caesar!".
That's correct for $2000.
What's "The Godfather"?
Yeah.
What is old bay of pigs? Yes.
What is a Cheshire cat of nine tails?
That's right. And the final Before and After...
A parent who supervises a Cub Scout group
and is also a Nobel Prize-winning nun.
Molly.
What's a den Mother Theresa?
Den Mother Theresa is right.
You have $10,600. You're in second place.
Now, before we head into Final Jeopardy!, let's remind everyone at home
what your scores were that you accumulated on yesterday's show.
These will be added to your scores at the end of Final Jeopardy!.
The first week of Second Chance all comes down to this.
The category is 19th Century Literary Characters.
And here's the clue.
This character
from an 1859 novel symbolizes the fates, who in mythology
spin the web of life, measure it and cut it off.
We'll start on the end with James Fraser.
What was his response?
Who is Uriah Heep?
That's the right author but not the right character, I'm afraid.
It'll cost you $2,000 taking you down to zero.
But when we add in the $30,929 you won yesterday, that's where you stand.
Molly Karol was in second place today.
She wrote down...
didn't get a response.
Three question marks like the Riddler.
So you will lose... Oh, you bet everything.
Swinging for the fences, drops you down to zero today.
When we had the $15,600 you had yesterday that will be your score.
Jessica Stephens was in the lead.
Did she come up with the correct response?
Who is Penelope?
No, this would be Madame Defarge from "A
Tale of Two Cities", knitting by the guillotine, symbol of death.
So you're also going to lose some money.
But how much? $10,000.
That drops you down to $5300.
When we add in the $28,600 you earned yesterday, that is just enough.
You have $33,900.
You win $35,000 today.
And we'll see you in the Tournament of Champions a week from Monday.
You know what, folks? This is so much fun.
We're going to run it all back next week with nine new Second Chancers.
Don't miss it. We'll see you then.
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