BB:
WORDS IN FLOWERS
WEBSITES
THEIR MAIN INSTRUMENT
"ANT" MAN
RECENT BESTSELLERS
THE TUDORS
$600 Words in Flowers:
Don't give me any of your this body part.
Kerry:"What is lip?"
$800:
This other word for a country is in bloom.
Alex: "What is nation?"
$1K Their Main Instrument:
Charles Mingus
Alex: "What's the double bass?"$1,800
$800:
Joe Bonamassa
TS
$600:
Lang Lang
Alex: "What is piano?"$2,400
$800 The Tudors:
Henry VII ended the Wars of the Roses & married Elizabeth of this house, foes of Lancaster.
Alex: "What is York?"$3,200
$1K:
Seen here's a self-portrait by this prolific Tudor court painter.
Alex: "Who is (Hans) Holbein?"$4,200
$600:
The Great House of Easement at the Tudors' Hampton Court Palace was this type of room.
Kerry: "What's a courtroom?"
TS #2: Bath
$600 Recent Bestseller:
Astronaut Mark Watney accidentally ended up alone on the red planet in this Andy Weir novel.
Matt: "What is The Martian?"
$800:
Ashlee Vance's bio of this tech titan delved into his experiences w/ Spacex & Tesla Motors.
Alex: "Who is (Elon) Musk?"$5K
$1K: TDD
A noted children's author, she hit the bestseller list this yr. w/ In the Unlikely Event, her first book for adults in 17 yrs.
"Who is Blume?"...oh Superfudge- YES!
$200 Website:
The name of this video-sharing website's an anagram of "movie".
Alex:"What is Vimeo?"$10,200
$400 Recent Bestseller:
In the title of a bestseller by Jesse Andrews, this name came between Me and The Dying Girl.
Alex: "What is Earl?"$10,600
$800 Website:
This man started his "Report" in '95; 10 yrs. later The Huffington Post was launched largely as a liberal alternative.
Matt: "Who is Drudge?"$1,400
$600:
Getting off to a rocky start in '13, it's the official Obamacare enrollment site.
Matt: "What is Healthcare.gov?"$2K
$1K:
Deriving its name from the Latin for "book", this site has used the slogan "Books you thought you'd never find".
TS #3
$1K"Ant":
A person who whips himself as a religious penance.
Alex: "What is flagellant?"$11,600
$800:
Someone who fawns over the powerful & important to gain advantage.
Matt: "Who is a sycophant?"$2,800
$600:
From the Old French for "wandering", it's a person of no fixed address.
Matt: "What is an itinerant?"$2,200
Kerry: "What is migrant?"-$600
TS #4: Vagrant
$400 Tudors:
An enduring nickname of Lady Jane Grey came from the length of her reign in 1553, this many days.
Matt: "What is nine?"$2,600
$400"Ant":
One who claims to see the future by supernatural means.
Matt: "What is clairvoyant?"$3K
$400 Their Main Instrument:
Tre Cool
Matt: "What is the drums?"$3,400
$400 Website:
In '12 & '13, this online bulletin board/scrapbook won Webby Awards for Best Social Media.
Alex: "What is Pinterest?"$12K
$1K Words in Flowers:
Take a sip of this sudsy potent potable.
TS #5:Azalea
$400:
Step up to this raised platform.
Kerry: "What is a dais?"-$200
$200:
Have a knish at this type of restaurant.
Matt: "What is deli?"$3,600
$200 Their Main Instrument:
Charlie "Bird" Parker
Matt: "Uh, what is the saxophone?"$3,800
$200"Ant":
A person who secretly reports facts to the police as part of an investigation.
Alex: "What is informant?"$12,200
$200 Recent Bestseller:
It was the title of David McCullough's biography of two bicycle mechanics from OH.
Alex: "What is The Wright Brothers?"$12,400
Final Answer of Rd.:
At the time of her coronation in 1533, Anne Boleyn was pregnant w/ this future Queen of England.
Matt: "Who is Elizabeth I?"$4K
DJ!:
RIGHT NOW SCIENCE
"NORTH"& "SOUTH" AMERICA
"SNL" ALUMNI
AUTOLOGICAL WORDS
MUSEUMS
THE TUTORS
$800"SNL" Alumni:
One reviewer called her Bossypants memoir "Short, messy and impossibly funny".
Kerry: "Who is Tina Fey?"$600
$1200:
"SNL's" first African-American cast member, he became a regular on "2 Broke Girl$".
Alex: "Who is (Garrett) Morris?"$13,600
$1200 The Tutors:
At 14 he tutored Brooklyn schoolmates for 25 cents an hr.; later he founded a test prep empire.
Kerry: "Who is (Stanley) Kaplan?"$1,800
$1600"SNL" Alumni:
This former "Weekend Update" anchor now delivers the news that KFC's "Finger lickin' good".
Alex: "Who is Norm Macdonald?"$15,200
$1600"North"& "South" America: TDD #2
Louie's backyard is a party spot in this TX Spring Break destination.
"What is South Padre Island?"...KNOCKED IT OUT!
$1200 Museum:
The Menshikov Palace, a part of this museum complex, is home to early 18th C. Russian cultural artifacts.
Kerry: "What is The Hermitage?"$3K
$1200 Right Now Science:
Scientists at the LHC, this, recently found proof of the Pentaquark, a subatomic particle sought for decades.
Matt: "What is the Large Hadron Collider?"$5,200
$1600:
This spacecraft did a flyby of Pluto within 8K miles of the surface, showing it as never before.
Matt: "What is Voyager?"$3,600
TS #6: New Horizons
$2K:
Research suggests Joseph "The Elephant Man" Merrick's illness was this syndrome named for a shape-changing god.
Alex: "What is Marfan's?"$28,400
TS #7: Proteus
$1600 Museum:
South Kensington has a science museum, a natural history museum & a famed decorative arts museum named for this pair.
Alex: "Who are Diana & Charles?"$26,800
TS #8
$2K:
Frank Gehry designed this Spanish museum, the counterpart of one in NYC.
Matt: "What is the Guggenheim Bilbao?"$5,600
$1600 The Tutors: DD #2- $5K at stake.
Around 343 B.C., he was summoned by Philip II to be tutor to his son.
"Who is Aristotle?"- absolutely correct.
$2K:
This man whose name was from the Latin for "old" was tutor to the emperor Nero, who later had him commit suicide.
Alex: "Who was Seneca?"$28,800
$800 Museum:
The name of this Amsterdam landmark's dutch for "state museum".
Alex: "What's Rijksmuseum?"$29,600
$1200"North"& "South" America:
You'll find the world's biggest railyard in this NE city named for the river that runs through it.
Kerry: "What's North Platt?"$4,200
$2K:
This urban area, President Obama's old neighborhood, is "The baddest part of town" in song.
Kerry: "What is the South Chicago...South Side of Chicago?"$6,200
$800:
This FL playground for the rich & beautiful is aka "SoBe".
Kerry:"What is South Beach?"$7K
$400"SNL" Alumni:
Friends including David Spade remember this late funnyman in a '15 documentary called "I Am" him.
Alex: "Who is Farley?"$30K
$2K:
A two-time Tony winner, she also got big laughs as boozy cougar Carol on tbs'"Sullivan & Son" (that cable network's logo has just been redesigned).
TS #9
$800 Autological Word:
Adjective for a word that you say by passing air through your schnozz.
Matt: "What is nasal?"$11,400
$1200:
This word specifically means having five syllables.
Alex: "What is...pentasyllable?"$31,200
$1600:
It's a divided word, but w/o that little line or dash used to connect.
TS #10: Unhyphenated
$800 Right Now Science:
Astronomers geared up for fireworks when the enormous gas cloud G2 passed Sagittarius A*, one of these.
TS #11
$800 The Tutors:
She had been an art tutor to Louis XVI's sister before escaping to London in 1802 & starting new waxworks there.
Matt: "Who is Madame Toussaud?"$12,200
$2K Autological Word:
Also a man's first name, it means brief, maybe to the point of rudeness.
Alex: "What is frank?"$29,200
Matt: "What is curt?"$14,200
$400 The Tutors:
Around the yr. 1115, he became Heloise's tutor-- & more.
Alex: "Who is Abelard...Peter?"$29,600
$400 Museums:
The new museum named for this Athens hill was built in part to house the Elgin marbles, if they're ever returned.
Kerry: "What's The Acropolis?"$7,400
$400 Autological Word:
This word described Greek culture's from the Greek, of course.
Matt:"What is Hellenic?"$14,600
$400"North"& "South" America:
This location of Santa's workshop has a zip code, 12997.
Kerry: "What's the North Pole?"$7,800
Final Clue of Rd.:
A study suggests these chimp parts are more evolved than ours, but let's see 'em play "Foggy Mountain Breakdown".
Kerry: "What are fingers?"$8,200
MALE CORYATS:
Matt: $11,200
Alex: $12K
FJ! C #49:FRENCH NOVEL TITLE HEROES
He "...looked as if he had been shut up for a long time in a tomb and...been unable to recover the...complexion of the living".
K:"Who is The Man in the Iron Mask?" ($4800) = $3,400
M: AGREED ($11,600) = $3K
A: "WHO IS GOOD GAME GUYS" ($0)
WORDS IN FLOWERS
WEBSITES
THEIR MAIN INSTRUMENT
"ANT" MAN
RECENT BESTSELLERS
THE TUDORS
$600 Words in Flowers:
Don't give me any of your this body part.
Kerry:"What is lip?"
$800:
This other word for a country is in bloom.
Alex: "What is nation?"
$1K Their Main Instrument:
Charles Mingus
Alex: "What's the double bass?"$1,800
$800:
Joe Bonamassa
TS
$600:
Lang Lang
Alex: "What is piano?"$2,400
$800 The Tudors:
Henry VII ended the Wars of the Roses & married Elizabeth of this house, foes of Lancaster.
Alex: "What is York?"$3,200
$1K:
Seen here's a self-portrait by this prolific Tudor court painter.
Alex: "Who is (Hans) Holbein?"$4,200
$600:
The Great House of Easement at the Tudors' Hampton Court Palace was this type of room.
Kerry: "What's a courtroom?"
TS #2: Bath
$600 Recent Bestseller:
Astronaut Mark Watney accidentally ended up alone on the red planet in this Andy Weir novel.
Matt: "What is The Martian?"
$800:
Ashlee Vance's bio of this tech titan delved into his experiences w/ Spacex & Tesla Motors.
Alex: "Who is (Elon) Musk?"$5K
$1K: TDD
A noted children's author, she hit the bestseller list this yr. w/ In the Unlikely Event, her first book for adults in 17 yrs.
"Who is Blume?"...oh Superfudge- YES!
$200 Website:
The name of this video-sharing website's an anagram of "movie".
Alex:"What is Vimeo?"$10,200
$400 Recent Bestseller:
In the title of a bestseller by Jesse Andrews, this name came between Me and The Dying Girl.
Alex: "What is Earl?"$10,600
$800 Website:
This man started his "Report" in '95; 10 yrs. later The Huffington Post was launched largely as a liberal alternative.
Matt: "Who is Drudge?"$1,400
$600:
Getting off to a rocky start in '13, it's the official Obamacare enrollment site.
Matt: "What is Healthcare.gov?"$2K
$1K:
Deriving its name from the Latin for "book", this site has used the slogan "Books you thought you'd never find".
TS #3
$1K"Ant":
A person who whips himself as a religious penance.
Alex: "What is flagellant?"$11,600
$800:
Someone who fawns over the powerful & important to gain advantage.
Matt: "Who is a sycophant?"$2,800
$600:
From the Old French for "wandering", it's a person of no fixed address.
Matt: "What is an itinerant?"$2,200
Kerry: "What is migrant?"-$600
TS #4: Vagrant
$400 Tudors:
An enduring nickname of Lady Jane Grey came from the length of her reign in 1553, this many days.
Matt: "What is nine?"$2,600
$400"Ant":
One who claims to see the future by supernatural means.
Matt: "What is clairvoyant?"$3K
$400 Their Main Instrument:
Tre Cool
Matt: "What is the drums?"$3,400
$400 Website:
In '12 & '13, this online bulletin board/scrapbook won Webby Awards for Best Social Media.
Alex: "What is Pinterest?"$12K
$1K Words in Flowers:
Take a sip of this sudsy potent potable.
TS #5:Azalea
$400:
Step up to this raised platform.
Kerry: "What is a dais?"-$200
$200:
Have a knish at this type of restaurant.
Matt: "What is deli?"$3,600
$200 Their Main Instrument:
Charlie "Bird" Parker
Matt: "Uh, what is the saxophone?"$3,800
$200"Ant":
A person who secretly reports facts to the police as part of an investigation.
Alex: "What is informant?"$12,200
$200 Recent Bestseller:
It was the title of David McCullough's biography of two bicycle mechanics from OH.
Alex: "What is The Wright Brothers?"$12,400
Final Answer of Rd.:
At the time of her coronation in 1533, Anne Boleyn was pregnant w/ this future Queen of England.
Matt: "Who is Elizabeth I?"$4K
DJ!:
RIGHT NOW SCIENCE
"NORTH"& "SOUTH" AMERICA
"SNL" ALUMNI
AUTOLOGICAL WORDS
MUSEUMS
THE TUTORS
$800"SNL" Alumni:
One reviewer called her Bossypants memoir "Short, messy and impossibly funny".
Kerry: "Who is Tina Fey?"$600
$1200:
"SNL's" first African-American cast member, he became a regular on "2 Broke Girl$".
Alex: "Who is (Garrett) Morris?"$13,600
$1200 The Tutors:
At 14 he tutored Brooklyn schoolmates for 25 cents an hr.; later he founded a test prep empire.
Kerry: "Who is (Stanley) Kaplan?"$1,800
$1600"SNL" Alumni:
This former "Weekend Update" anchor now delivers the news that KFC's "Finger lickin' good".
Alex: "Who is Norm Macdonald?"$15,200
$1600"North"& "South" America: TDD #2
Louie's backyard is a party spot in this TX Spring Break destination.
"What is South Padre Island?"...KNOCKED IT OUT!
$1200 Museum:
The Menshikov Palace, a part of this museum complex, is home to early 18th C. Russian cultural artifacts.
Kerry: "What is The Hermitage?"$3K
$1200 Right Now Science:
Scientists at the LHC, this, recently found proof of the Pentaquark, a subatomic particle sought for decades.
Matt: "What is the Large Hadron Collider?"$5,200
$1600:
This spacecraft did a flyby of Pluto within 8K miles of the surface, showing it as never before.
Matt: "What is Voyager?"$3,600
TS #6: New Horizons
$2K:
Research suggests Joseph "The Elephant Man" Merrick's illness was this syndrome named for a shape-changing god.
Alex: "What is Marfan's?"$28,400
TS #7: Proteus
$1600 Museum:
South Kensington has a science museum, a natural history museum & a famed decorative arts museum named for this pair.
Alex: "Who are Diana & Charles?"$26,800
TS #8
$2K:
Frank Gehry designed this Spanish museum, the counterpart of one in NYC.
Matt: "What is the Guggenheim Bilbao?"$5,600
$1600 The Tutors: DD #2- $5K at stake.
Around 343 B.C., he was summoned by Philip II to be tutor to his son.
"Who is Aristotle?"- absolutely correct.
$2K:
This man whose name was from the Latin for "old" was tutor to the emperor Nero, who later had him commit suicide.
Alex: "Who was Seneca?"$28,800
$800 Museum:
The name of this Amsterdam landmark's dutch for "state museum".
Alex: "What's Rijksmuseum?"$29,600
$1200"North"& "South" America:
You'll find the world's biggest railyard in this NE city named for the river that runs through it.
Kerry: "What's North Platt?"$4,200
$2K:
This urban area, President Obama's old neighborhood, is "The baddest part of town" in song.
Kerry: "What is the South Chicago...South Side of Chicago?"$6,200
$800:
This FL playground for the rich & beautiful is aka "SoBe".
Kerry:"What is South Beach?"$7K
$400"SNL" Alumni:
Friends including David Spade remember this late funnyman in a '15 documentary called "I Am" him.
Alex: "Who is Farley?"$30K
$2K:
A two-time Tony winner, she also got big laughs as boozy cougar Carol on tbs'"Sullivan & Son" (that cable network's logo has just been redesigned).
TS #9
$800 Autological Word:
Adjective for a word that you say by passing air through your schnozz.
Matt: "What is nasal?"$11,400
$1200:
This word specifically means having five syllables.
Alex: "What is...pentasyllable?"$31,200
$1600:
It's a divided word, but w/o that little line or dash used to connect.
TS #10: Unhyphenated
$800 Right Now Science:
Astronomers geared up for fireworks when the enormous gas cloud G2 passed Sagittarius A*, one of these.
TS #11
$800 The Tutors:
She had been an art tutor to Louis XVI's sister before escaping to London in 1802 & starting new waxworks there.
Matt: "Who is Madame Toussaud?"$12,200
$2K Autological Word:
Also a man's first name, it means brief, maybe to the point of rudeness.
Alex: "What is frank?"$29,200
Matt: "What is curt?"$14,200
$400 The Tutors:
Around the yr. 1115, he became Heloise's tutor-- & more.
Alex: "Who is Abelard...Peter?"$29,600
$400 Museums:
The new museum named for this Athens hill was built in part to house the Elgin marbles, if they're ever returned.
Kerry: "What's The Acropolis?"$7,400
$400 Autological Word:
This word described Greek culture's from the Greek, of course.
Matt:"What is Hellenic?"$14,600
$400"North"& "South" America:
This location of Santa's workshop has a zip code, 12997.
Kerry: "What's the North Pole?"$7,800
Final Clue of Rd.:
A study suggests these chimp parts are more evolved than ours, but let's see 'em play "Foggy Mountain Breakdown".
Kerry: "What are fingers?"$8,200
MALE CORYATS:
Matt: $11,200
Alex: $12K
FJ! C #49:FRENCH NOVEL TITLE HEROES
He "...looked as if he had been shut up for a long time in a tomb and...been unable to recover the...complexion of the living".
K:"Who is The Man in the Iron Mask?" ($4800) = $3,400
M: AGREED ($11,600) = $3K
A: "WHO IS GOOD GAME GUYS" ($0)