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This episode came out on the night that I saw the tour of Hamilton!

Not me - but a friend went to see 'Got Tu Go Disco' and got up and danced on the stage at the end when they invited the audience up for the finale.

Wow! This is one crazy plot but I very much appreciate your breakdown. I had never heard of this show but it looks like a lot of fun. The music is really terrific and you obviously have a great love for it. Thanks for the breakdown!

Another excellent game. And for once I got the final question (we won't talk about the rest of them, my brain was not in trivia mode tonight)

Ahhhhh, if only I didn't have Ol'timers desease🦢

I’m surprised you didn’t mention #BobTheDragQueen and the Snatch Game category because she also did Carol Channing and Uzo Aduba who was in the revival of Godspell

Bat Boy was in the Weekly World News.

Thoroughly enjoyed the 1st prog. Only discovered Broadway Jeopardy. I'm hooked.

7000, which is good for me! Missed the final Jeopardy, though.

Hello Marc, Cricket here. The category of Hello Dolly, I’ve had a question that no one else has been able to answer and I was hoping you would be able to help. In the movie version of Hello Dolly, the opening song “Just leave everything to me” there is a lady who bears a striking resemblance to Yvonne Craig (from 1966 Batman). She doesn’t have a speaking or dancing part so she wouldn’t have a credit and it’s not on her IMDB page. She is walking through the train station; she was wearing a gray dress with a bright yellow bustier with a buckle, with a gray hat and yellow feather. She is the second person in line at the train station, Dolly gives her her card. Then when Dolly goes outside, she is walking right next to Dolly and Dolly gives her another card. I have put this on pause and everyone I’ve shown the clip to believes it is her. What do you think? I would also like everyone who reads this to check it out, a longer clip is on UA-cam, and tell me what they think. Is this woman Yvonne Craig? Thanks. We look forward to Thursdays.

(Also I love Juno...)

And I hate to make a correction--but technically Hammerstein wrote Carmen Jones *before* working on Oklahoma! This is confirmed in his letters as published by Mark Eden Horowitz. It seemed only a theatre mix up that Oklahoma! came to Broadway first.

I'm with you about the Dolly song in the movie being better than Hand In.

We had "Gypsy" robe and ceremony for our high school theater shows. Glad to know more about this tradition.

"God has left the building" has the same energy as "God has left the chat."

$6800

Love the Lin Manuel Miranda category! Also Happy birthday to him🎉🎉🎉🎉🎂

Steel Pier co-starring Kristin Chenoweth as Precious Maguire getting her own diva opera aria to sing. No big deal!

The lin 1000 question was way too easy

Only guessed final Jeopardy because of your Broadway Breakdown--woohoo! Thanks! :)

Missed 3nor 2 if I honour of Hyacinth Bucket it is pronounced Bouquet

Willyouaccept Bouquet

Edmond from Royal Oak MI…solid show today…final,score of $20,000. Thanks for another great escape into the wonderful world of Bway trivia!

1200. I liked the Drag Race Snatch Game category

Ooh thank goodness for LMK and Drag Race!!! Wound up with $8200 at the end of double jeopardy but missed final and wound up with $6000. Was so happy to put my knowledge of Drag Race to good use!!!

I don't usually do as well as I would like to, but I was really happy with myself for knowing one of the answers in the $1000 round, which I don't usually do well in. I got the Stuffed Whale! 🐳 I only got 10 other correct answers in the whole game, so that was as good as winning Final Jeopardy, for me.

Love the "obscure"...actually just classic senior division Broadway trivia

This was a tough one for me. I missed every $600 question and I don’t know a thing about Hello Dolly (not a Herman fan). I don’t watch Drag Race, so I saw the “Joanne-ness” of that one queen and guessed Elaine Stritch. Oh well. I still ended with $15,200 after getting the Final right.

My undergrad did Where's Charley my freshman year. It's such a charming show.

The. Best. !!!!!

I just tripped but it was fantastic as always! For me the Snatch category needed them to speak as I got all but Carol Channing and Burnadette wrong. I said Chita for Liza, Elaine Stritch for Patti and Barbara Harris for Bea Arthur!🙃My fun one for this episode was Where's Charley" because I remember singing along with a cast recording and found it was the West End production in 1958.I am sure I didn't know about it then so don't know how I was introduced to it, probably in the late 60's. I did see Norman Wisdom (who starred in it) on Broadway in "Walking Happy". To this day I love the song, "Make a Miracle". ❤ I Can hardly wait until Next Thursday!😍

I did a little better than usual tonight. (It's Melvyn Douglas, incidentally.) Thanks for your post.

20,600! Didn't miss a queen!

When I was 8 months old in 1965. I went to the hospital. When I came home the song "Hello Dolly" was dedicated to me by my parents "it's so nice to have you back where you belong"

In Hello, Dolly!, Cornelius' last name is spelled Hackl (no "e" on the end). 🎭

I was sure there was going to be a clue involving Broadway's most famous Charley -- Charley Kringas. "Charley Kringas showed off his typing skills in this song in Merrily We Roll Along"

Final tally: $5,100. Another stumper today. At least I got $100 in Final Jeopardy before the final score.

I did better this week than I have in a while thanks to my perfect scores in the LMM and Snatch Games categories. I look forward to Thursdays in part because of this show! Thank you!

Before the final round, I had $7,000. This was a harddd one, but honestly, I wouldn't have it any other way because I get to learn more.

final score 14000. I tripped alot this game, but I learned alot.

SO pleased to have gotten Shenandoah! My voice teacher had me work on The Only Home I Know once upon a time, which is the only reason I know the show lol

$6000 here.

Thank you for Dolly- my favorite show and film! $25600

Worst score only 6 right

thank you for the snatch game category! that was SO fun

Have never missed an episode. Great job every week. Appreciate the effort and look forward to every Thursday night.

I got more of these than many other episodes. I think you may have had a category about fake musicals mentioned in film. One just occurred to me: from a 1989 film with Jeff Goldblum and Emma Thompson, a musical called Elephant! provided some great jokes.

Keep those obscure shows coming! I tripped hard on this one, but love the education!

I love em, I play em, subscribed to em...and yet, I'm surprised every Thursday when it pops up!

6200, this was a difficult episode (but I did learn new things!).