Show #5031 2006-06-26 Regular

Contestants

Mark Edelson — a software developer from Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Joan Belen — a homemaker from Brooklyn, New York

Chris Knight — a copywriter from Birmingham, Alabama (whose 1-day cash winnings total $20,800)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Chris	$2,000	$4,600	$5,100	$100 2nd place: $2,000	$10,600 16 R, 6 W (including 2 DDs)
Joan	$400	$800	$3,200	$2 3rd place: $1,000	$5,000 10 R, 3 W (including 1 DD)
Mark	$6,000	$7,200	$12,800	$12,600 New champion: $12,600	$12,800 21 R, 1 W

Jeopardy! Round

CASABLANCA	WE'RE NO ANGELS	THE BIG SLEEP	THREE ON A MATCH	THE HARDER THEY "FAL"	HUMPHREY BOGART
$200 [1] Casablanca is the chief port & most populous city of this nation Morocco Mark	$200 [30] Before becoming a Bronco, Jake "The Snake" Plummer played for this university's Sun Devils Arizona State Chris	$200 [16] When the airway narrows, the soft palate or uvula may vibrate; the old man is doing this snoring Chris	$200 [11] Names of the Three Stooges at the time of the 1946 film "Beer Barrel Polecats" Moe, Curly & Larry Mark	$200 [4] "Shelter" where you can live out your nuclear armageddon fears a fallout shelter Mark	$200 [21] On May 21, 1945 Humphrey Bogart married her Lauren Bacall Joan
$400 [2] Casablanca's bleached city walls gave it its name, which means this in English white house Mark	$400 [29] Appropriately, this NHL team's mascot lists "Devil Inside" by INXS as one of his favorite songs the New Jersey Devils Mark	$400 [17] Lady Macbeth has a famous scene where she experiences this, aka somnambulism; things don't work out well for her sleepwalking Mark	$400 [12] The foolhardy trio that went to sea in a tub in a classic nursery rhyme the butcher, the baker & the candlestick maker Chris	$400 [5] It's the operatic vocal register I'm using to read you this clue falsetto Joan	$400 [22] As a young man, Bogie originally planned on studying for a medical degree at this Connecticut college Yale Mark
$600 [3] Carousels & bumper cars are waiting for you at the Casablanca amusement park named for this famous sailor Sinbad the Sailor	$600 [28] New owner Stu Sternberg vowed to change this MLB nickname by '07; no word whether "Manta" is in the running the Devil Rays Chris	$600 [18] Anxiety over business or domestic affairs may cause predormital this; enjoy the 4 A.M. movie insomnia Joan	$600 [13] The 3 members of pop music's Bee Gees Barry, Robin & Maurice Mark	$600 [7] Adjective for land left unseeded after plowing to let it return to its natural fertility fallow Chris	$600 [23] In the Navy during this war, Bogie got a severe facial injury while escorting a prisoner World War I Chris Joan
$800 [6] One of Casablanca's main streets bears the name of the fifth king to share his name with this religious figure Muhammad Mark	$800 [27] David Beckham played for this posh British football club that features a little red devil on its logo Manchester (United) Chris	$800 [19] Michael Stipe knows this type of sleep occurs about every 90 minutes & lasts from 5 to 30 minutes REM sleep Joan	$800 [14] The 3 B's of classical music Bach, Brahms & Beethoven Mark	$800 [9] 2-word term for "jumping the gun" in a track & field race a false start Mark	$800 [24] In 1947 Bogie joined other actors in protesting the witch hunts conducted by this committee the House Un-American Activities Committee Chris
$1,000 [8] To help ships access the once-difficult ports of Casablanca, the El Hank, one of these, was built in 1905 a lighthouse Chris	$1,000 [26] A Wake Forest win in its 1923 football season led a writer to term the team this 2-word name due to "devilish" play the Demon Deacons	DD $1,800 [20] Alpha waves occur when you're relaxed with eyes closed; beta, when alert; these waves, when in deep sleep delta waves Joan	$1,000 [15] The 3-word motto of the French Revolution "Liberty, equality, fraternity" Mark	$1,000 [10] This character appears in 3 different plays by Shakespeare & is referred to in a fourth Falstaff Mark	$1,000 [25] Bogie's breakthrough film was this 1936 feature that shares its name with a national park The Petrified Forest Chris

Double Jeopardy! Round

THE MIDDLE AGES	MUSICAL NUMBERS	FOUNDERS	MEET T.S. ELIOT	LANDMARKS	VOCABULARY
$400 [2] Clause 39 in this document of 63 articles was the beginning of the principle of due process of law the Magna Carta Mark	$400 [21] Tony Orlando & Dawn:"Knock __ Times" Three Joan	$400 [19] The first school for these people in the U.S. was founded by Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet deaf people Mark	$400 [12] In the 1920s Eliot got religion and converted to this church, independent since the 16th century the Church of England Mark	$400 [11] Napoleon commissioned this 164-foot Paris landmark to celebrate his military victories the Arc de Triomphe Chris	$400 [1] It can mean to drain of energy or the gases that escape from an engine exhaust Mark
$800 [3] In 976 this Venice church was badly damaged by fire; rebuilding began in 1050 & was completed around 1090 St. Mark's Mark	$800 [22] Bob Dylan:"Highway __ Revisited" 61 Chris	$800 [20] Every trendy home should have a mozzarella slicer from this retailer founded by Chuck Williams Williams-Sonoma Joan	$800 [17] Eliot grew up in this city where his grandfather had co-founded Washington University St. Louis Chris	$800 [13] Edgar Allan Poe mentioned "shattered cornices" in his poem about this ancient Roman amphitheater the Colosseum Mark	$1,200 [6] This 13-letter word can mean sudden haste, or the falling of rain, snow or hail precipitation Joan
$1,200 [4] This explorer's brother Thorvald was killed while on an expedition in Vinland Leif Ericson Chris Joan	$1,200 [27] U2:"__" One Chris	$2,000 [26] In 1892, in exile in the U.S., he founded Patria, the journal of the Cuban Revolutionary Party (Jose) Martí Joan	$1,200 [18] In this cruel month in 1923, T.S. went on a hellish holiday near Chichester with his ill & unstable wife April Chris Joan Mark	$1,200 [14] Arizona, Colorado, Utah & New Mexico intersect at this monument the Four Corners monument Chris	$1,600 [7] Hebrew for "beasts", this "B" word for something huge derives from the name of a beast in the Book of Job behemoth Chris
$1,600 [9] By 1096 the Holy Roman Empire stretched from Italy to this peninsula that makes up most of Denmark the Jutland peninsula Mark	$1,600 [25] Wilson Pickett:"Land Of __ Dances" A Thousand Chris	—	$2,000 [28] Before he turned 23, Eliot created this poetic figure who asks, "Do I dare disturb the universe?" J. Alfred Prufrock	$1,600 [15] This 13,796-foot inactive volcano, Hawaii's highest peak, is snow-covered in winter; its name means "white mountain" Mauna Kea Chris	$2,000 [8] (Sarah of the Clue Crew shoes a horse.) A blacksmith who shoes horses is referred to by this name from the Latin for "iron" a farrier Mark
$2,000 [10] (Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from Riga, Latvia.) Founded in 1201, Riga, Latvia soon came under control of this order of knights that began in far-off Palestine the Teutonic Knights Joan	$2,000 [24] Skid Row:"__ And Life" 18	—	DD $3,000 [23] Practical cats know that Eliot was nicknamed after this animal because his cold manner seemed like playing dead the possum Chris	$2,000 [16] The official residence for the V.P. of the U.S. is on the grounds of the USNO, the United States Naval this Observatory	DD $2,500 [5] Depending where you place the emphasis, this word can mean to comfort, or an instrument panel console Chris

Final Jeopardy!

19th CENTURY GOVERNORS

To date, he's the only person to be elected governor of 2 different states

Sam Houston

Joan "Who is Cleveland?" — wagered $3,198

Chris "Who was Rockefeller" — wagered $5,000

Mark "Who is Andrew Johnson" — wagered $200

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