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Playboy on Wednesday
Nietzche on Thursday
Eloise on Friday

I watch these videos on YouTube all the time. I really wish they had a second season of this. They had champions from many different shows. Thom McKee from Tic-Tac-Dough, Michelle Kitt from The Weakest Link, $40,000 Lingo winner Amy Kelly, David Legler and Rahim Oberholtzer from Twenty-One, and even...

Instantly knew both Calvin Coolidge and Polo.

On the Calvin Coolidge question, when the audience percentages showed up, said to myself, "Uh Oh".
United States Sesquicentennial: 1926
Calvin Coolidge president from 1923-1929.
Easy question for me, very difficult for many others.

30 R
DD: 1/3 (The Crucible) *Snap*
FJ:
LT: Wikileaks, Cuba, Rhine, Isle of Wight, Palace of Westminster

I said Madras at the $1200 clue instead of the $2000 clue.

Was hoping that Kew Gardens was going to be a stumper.

34 R
DD: 2/3 (Senate, Louisa May Alcott)
FJ:
LT: James Watt, Cambridge, Colombia, (Senate), Lhasa, Panchen Lama, 1980

Hand in Face after not coming up with Hoi Polloi.

5/5 in 3 letter words. First time I ran a words category.

32 R
DD: 1/2
FJ:
LT: Australia, (Guyana), 1933, Lizzie Borden, Rodeo, *Cars*, Muhammad

39 R
DD: 3/3
FJ:
LT: Cayenne, Athens, (Charles I), Saint Paul's Cathedral, Giraffe, Manatee, L'Chiem, "What's Love Got to Do With It?", Irish Sea, Itzhak Perlman, (Frets), Millenium Dome

Other of my gets include Jodi Picoult and Aral Sea.

33 R
DD: 3/3
FJ: Vos tripped me. More time and I would have gotten it.
LT: Vichyssoise, Knights Hospitaller, (Hansel and Gretel), Die Fledermaus, Coast Guard

On the Fleming episode linked in another thread the board values were: $10, 20, 30, 40 & 50 for the J! round and $20, 40, 60, 80 & 100 for the DJ round The contestant won with $700 What does that winning amount come to in 2018 J! $? Start think music and 30 seconds. . . . I think I smell wood burni...

See, 2nd place should've bet it all! That's definitely the wagering lesson we want to teach viewers at home. Yesiree. *sigh* I'm trying to think of a way to miss this FJ. Maybe if you don't know what Algonquin is? That clue practically highlighted the US and Canada on a map. Easy--you head south in...

38 R
DD: 3/3
FJ:
LT: Tom Tom, London, Indiana, Albanian, The Old Curiosity Shop, (Teamster), Thomas Hardy, ANZAC

43 R
DD: 3/3
FJ:
LT: Columbia, (Botticelli), (Andrew Jackson), Whale, Gorilla, Everest

39 R
DD: 3/3
FJ:
LT: Bern, (Montevideo), Death in Venice, Daniel Deronda

35 R
DD: 3/3
FJ:
LT: Flowers in the Attic, Circus Maximus, (*Athlete's Foot*), Martinique, Luzon

37 R
DD: 1/3 (Victorian Era)
FJ:
LT: Lanolin, Oranjestad, Hinton, Orlando, Lord Peter Whimsey, Paganini

Said "Who is Pliny the Younger?" on Tuesday.

On January 23, 2004, two contestants had the last name Meehan.
On June 13, 2008, two contestants had the last name Goodman.
What if one day, there is an episode where all three contestants have the same last name.

30 R
DD: 1/3 (Howard Carter)
FJ:
LT: (Howard Carter), January 6th, Tender is the Night

Daily Double 3: Got John Steinbeck, couldn't get Robert Burns.