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Today’s contestants:
Natalie Warren, an account coordinator from Bedfordshire
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Joe Henthorn, a primary school teacher from Manchester
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Abby Hallett, an alumni relations officer from Berkshire (2-day total: £4,850)
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Andy’s Pre-Game Thoughts:
2-day champion Abby Hallett takes on Manchester’s Joe Henthorn and Bedfordshire’s Natalie Warren.
One thing that I do enjoy about there being extra clues in this version compared to the American one is that each British game right now contains 44 extra clues to buzz in on, which is almost an extra full-length American game for the challengers to get warmed up on the signaling device. This, at least to me, feels like more of an equalizing factor, and will generally make for more exciting games overall.
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Final Jeopardy clue: On clothing washing labels, this shape, crossed out with an “X” mark, represents the instruction “do not bleach”
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Jeopardy! Round #1:
(Categories: ABC Of Dogs; “L” On Earth; Basic Medical Lingo; Albums Of The 2010s; Could Be Your Aunt’s Name; “Royal” Things; One-Word Family Films)
Abby found the Daily Double on clue #8, but an incorrect response dropped her back a bit. Abby picked up 16 correct in the round to lead after 35 clues, though.
Statistics after Jeopardy Round #1:
Abby 16 correct 2 incorrect
Natalie 11 correct 0 incorrect
Joe 5 correct 1 incorrect
Scores after Jeopardy! Round #1:
Abby £1,100
Natalie £675
Joe £350
Today’s interviews:
Natalie works for an online travel agent that specializes in outdoor holidays.
Joe has been quizzing his class on world capitals.
Abby collects postcards.
Jeopardy! Round #2:
(Categories: Fast Food; Trending TV In 2024; Partners In Rhyme; Element”s”; Begins With A Bird; Name The Year: 20th Century; The Boat Race)
As Joe said, Stephen was mean on the Daily Double. Joe had gone all in and Stephen made everyone think that Joe was wrong, before ruling him correct. Abby was unfazed, though, as she picked up another 16 correct to continue to lead.
Statistics after Jeopardy Round #2:
Abby 32 correct 5 incorrect
Natalie 21 correct 1 incorrect
Joe 11 correct 4 incorrect
Scores after Jeopardy! Round #2:
Abby £1,950
Natalie £1,225
Joe £1,200
Double Jeopardy! Round:
(Categories: True Crime; Mythological Creatures; GCSE Geography; Landmarks In Their Language; Kids Will Have Heard Of These; Keir Starmer)
Joe found DD3 immediately but lost £500 on an incorrect response. In the midst of doing well in Shakespeare, Natalie lost £300 on the last Daily Double. With 14 clues, and £1,800 left on the board, Abby had £3,650 to Natalie’s £1,175 and Joe’s £950. Despite a couple of high-value incorrect responses on the way in, Abby still had a runaway going into Final Jeopardy.
Statistics after Double Jeopardy:
Abby 44 correct 7 incorrect
Natalie 27 correct 3 incorrect
Joe 18 correct 6 incorrect
Scores going into Final:
Abby £3,300
Natalie £1,525
Joe £1,350
Final Jeopardy correct response: What is a triangle?
Our challengers were both correct in Final, but Abby was not. Abby wins again on the strength of her runaway!
Tonight’s results:
Joe £1,350 + £380 = £1,730 (What is a triangle? (<3 u Sadie))
Natalie £1,525 + £1,520 = £3,045 (What is a triangle?)
Abby £3,300 – £0 = £3,300 (What is a square?) (3-day total: £8,150)
Daily Double locations:
1) BASIC MEDICAL LINGO £100 (clue #8)
Abby 325 -125 (Joe 50 Natalie 75)
2) FAST FOOD £125 (clue #7)
Joe 625 +625 (Abby 1300 Natalie 675)
3) MYTHOLOGICAL CREATURES £200 (clue #1)
Joe 1200 -500 (Abby 1950 Natalie 1225)
4) SHAKESPEARE QUOTES £200 (clue #8, £3800 left on board)
Natalie 1675 -300 (Abby 2350 Joe 900)
Overall Daily Double Efficiency for this game: 2
Game Stats:
Abby £3,425 Coryat, 44 correct, 7 incorrect, 46.53% in first on buzzer (47/101), 3/3 on rebound attempts (on 5 rebound opportunities)
Natalie £1,825 Coryat, 27 correct, 3 incorrect, 27.72% in first on buzzer (28/101), 0/1 on rebound attempts (on 10 rebound opportunities)
Joe £1,350 Coryat, 18 correct, 6 incorrect, 17.82% in first on buzzer (18/101), 3/4 on rebound attempts (on 7 rebound opportunities)
Combined Coryat Score: £6,600
Lach Trash: £1,975 (on 13 Triple Stumpers)
Coryat lost to incorrect responses (less double-correct responses): £1,925
Lead Changes: 0
Times Tied: 0
Abby Hallett, career statistics:
126 correct, 17 incorrect
8/10 on rebound attempts (on 17 rebound opportunities)
40.92% in first on buzzer (124/303)
3/6 on Daily Doubles (Net Earned: £250)
0/3 in Final Jeopardy
Average Coryat: £3,517
Joe Henthorn, career statistics:
19 correct, 6 incorrect
3/4 on rebound attempts (on 7 rebound opportunities)
17.82% in first on buzzer (18/101)
1/2 on Daily Doubles (Net Earned: £125)
1/1 in Final Jeopardy
Average Coryat: £1,350
Natalie Warren, career statistics:
28 correct, 3 incorrect
0/1 on rebound attempts (on 10 rebound opportunities)
27.72% in first on buzzer (28/101)
0/1 on Daily Doubles (Net Earned: -£300)
1/1 in Final Jeopardy
Average Coryat: £1,825
Andy’s Thoughts:
- I enjoyed this as a Final Jeopardy clue; as someone who does his own laundry, I did know this and was correct.
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Nice to see the Tim Hortons clue – something I have enjoyed from previous visits to Canada! We’re gradually getting a few of them in the UK and they proudly display their Canadian heritage. However, there are not many in London and the South East, and none in Berkshire, so it was a good get for Abby. (I went to one a couple of times when visiting Birmingham, but improbably a Second Cup – one of only two in Britain apparently – opened across the road and I found I liked that better. Unfortunately the Second Cup closed last year.)
I said trapezium for FJ – I think I should be embarrassed about that!
Second Cup is the much better chain.
Yes, I’m sorry we’ve lost them over here.
Does Second Cup have better coffee, better food, a better setup, better customer service, or what? I am not a coffee drinker, but when our Canadian in-laws brought my husband some Tim Horton’s ground coffee he loved it so much he won’t hardly drink anything else — good thing we can get it in some groceries (for now, anyway).
Personally I prefer the coffee and service (although my only recent experience is from Birmingham and may not be representative of Canada at all!)