Show #3320 1999-01-29 (taped 1998-11-18) Regular

Contestants

Caroline Walsh — an advertising executive from Yorba Linda, California

Paul Reisser — a physician from Thousand Oaks, California

Karl Wallig — a property specialist from Salem, Oregon (whose 1-day cash winnings total $6,600)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Karl	$1,200	$1,600	$2,800	$0 3rd place: Oz Airlines Hot Air Balloon Flight over Southern California	$2,800 14 R, 5 W
Paul	$-300	$800	$5,600	$1,799 New champion: $1,799	$7,900 18 R (including 1 DD), 4 W (including 2 DDs)
Caroline	$1,200	$1,900	$4,700	$1 2nd place: Monorail Desktop PC & Card Scan 300	$4,700 17 R, 3 W

Jeopardy! Round

ART & ARTISTS	COLLEGE SPORTS	CHOCOLATEY QUOTES	PLAYGROUND PUNCHLINES	COUNTRIES IN FRENCH	KELSEY GRAMMER
$100 [16] Canaletto was noted for his vedute, or views, of this canal city, his birthplace Venice Paul	$100 [4] In 1998 the Yankees won the big league; Toms River East, N.J. the Little League; & USC the college version of this World Series Karl	$100 [21] This song begins "Who can take a sunrise, sprinkle it with dew, cover it in chocolate and a miracle or two?" "The Candy Man" Caroline	$100 [26] In the original version, it's why the chicken crossed the road To get to the other side Karl	$100 [7] Nouvelle-Zelande New Zealand Caroline	$100 [1] Last name of the TV character Grammer's been playing since 1984 Crane Karl Paul
$300 [18] On a Saturday evening you might want to read his 1960 autobiography "My Adventures As An Illustrator" Norman Rockwell Caroline	$200 [12] Between 1975 & 1996 this midwestern school's Hawkeyes won 16 NCAA wrestling titles Iowa Karl	$200 [22] Sonny the breakfast cereal spokes-bird is associated with this crazy chocolatey slogan "I'm Cuckoo for Cocoa Puffs" Karl Caroline	$200 [30] It's how you stop an elephant from charging Take away his charge/credit card! Caroline	$200 [8] Les Etats-Unis The United States Karl	$200 [2] Though raised in New Jersey & Florida, Kelsey was born in this U.S. island group in the Caribbean U.S. Virgin Islands Karl
$400 [19] Gustav Klimt was a founding member & first president of this Austrian city's Sezession movement Vienna Caroline	$300 [13] This Penn State legend is the only coach to win all 4 traditional bowl games Joe Paterno Karl	$300 [23] Langston Hughes described this area of NYC as a melting pot "of honey and chocolate and caramel and rum" Harlem Paul	$300 [29] It's what you call a 5,000 pound gorilla Whatever he wants Paul	$300 [9] Suede Sweden Karl Caroline	$300 [3] In 1995 Grammer hosted a TV tribute to one of his heroes, this violin-playing comedian Jack Benny Paul
DD $500 [17] Sir John Everett Millais painted an 1852 portrait of this Shakespearean heroine, seen here Ophelia Paul	$400 [14] This Duke & Detroit Pistons star won 1995's ESPY Award from ESPN as Best College Hoops Performer Grant Hill Karl	$400 [24] Teddy Roosevelt served as this man's VP & said that he had "No more backbone than a chocolate eclair" William McKinley Paul	$400 [28] It's why cows have bells It's because their horns don't work!	$400 [10] Afrique du Sud South Africa Caroline	$400 [5] On Broadway in 1982, Grammer as Cassio supported James Earl Jones in this Shakespeare play Othello Caroline
$500 [20] The Prado boasts a fine portrait of 18th century artist Francisco Bayeu by this Spaniard, his brother-in-law Francisco Goya Karl Caroline	$500 [15] John McEnroe, Janet Evans & Tiger Woods all competed for & then left this California school Stanford Caroline	$500 [25] His play "Arms And The Man" includes the line "Oh, you are a very poor soldier: a chocolate cream soldier!" George Bernard Shaw Paul	$500 [27] It's why the skeleton didn't cross the road Because he didn't have the guts!	$500 [11] Allemagne Germany Karl Paul Caroline	$500 [6] The male lead in "Yentl", he gave without taking when he recommended Kelsey for a part on "Cheers" Mandy Patinkin Karl

Double Jeopardy! Round

THE FIRST CENTURY	"D"SERT	BOOKS & AUTHORS	HE WAS IN THAT?	CLASSICAL MUSIC	ENGLISH GRAMMAR
$200 [14] Maybe "dynasty" is the wrong word for this country's Hsin, which lasted about 15 years & 1 emperor China Karl	$200 [11] The "holes" from these items have been sold separately at least since the 1960s doughnuts Caroline	$200 [21] "Wake Me When It's Funny" is the autobiography of this "Pretty Woman" director, Penny's brother Garry Marshall Paul	$200 [23] This 1968 thriller featured Charles Grodin as a doctor consulted by a pregnant Mia Farrow Rosemary's Baby Caroline	$200 [1] You can dance with this composer Tchaikovsky Karl Paul	$200 [6] Nouns & prepositions are called parts of this--the tongue & lips could be, too Speech Paul
$400 [17] It's believed that this disbelieving apostle went to India & was martyred in Madras Thomas Paul	$400 [12] A baker who put the butter in the dough instead of the dry flour created this Scandinavian pastry Danish Caroline	$400 [22] In 1971 this Herman Wouk novel breezed up the bestseller lists The Winds Of War Karl	$400 [24] This young hunk wasn't a star yet when he was cast in the 1955 talking mule classic "Francis In The Navy": "Yeah, what the well-dressed boatswain mate wears when he impersonates an Army officer" Clint Eastwood Karl	$400 [2] Famous waltz played here with "icy" composure "The Skaters' Waltz" Paul	$400 [7] The "main" type of these can stand alone as a sentence; the "subordinate" type can't Clause Caroline
$600 [18] Mathematician Heron took flight with his formula for the area of this shape, once studied by Pythagoreans Triangle Paul Caroline	$600 [13] This Procter & Gamble line of desserts bears the name of a restaurant critic who died in 1959 Duncan Hines Karl Paul	$600 [28] 1985 bestsellers had short titles; Michener's "Texas", Sagan's "Contact" & her "Lucky" are examples Jackie Collins	$600 [25] Daniel Day-Lewis played a young hoodlum who accosts Ben Kingsley in this 1982 epic Gandhi Caroline	$600 [3] "Dance" heard here "Sabre Dance"	$600 [8] Straightforward term for the type of "object" that follows a transitive verb Direct Paul
DD $1,000 [19] As a philosopher of this movement, Seneca met forced suicide with great calm & fortitude Stoicism Paul	$800 [15] The thick cream named for this English region is spread on bread or, for the health-minded, strawberries Devonshire (for Devon) Caroline	—	$800 [26] In one of his more ex"Zorba"tant roles, he cracked a whip at Dorothy Lamour in "Road to Singapore" Anthony Quinn Paul	$800 [4] Thisfunereal work is one of Mozart's last Requiem Paul	$800 [9] "Went" for the verb "go", "had" for "have", or what we did walking through a campground Past tense Caroline
$1,000 [20] In 60 A.D. this queen led her British tribe, the Iceni, in revolt against Rome Boudicea	$1,000 [16] If you want more of this curranty Scottish pudding, get off yours & take it Duff Paul	—	DD $2,000 [27] In the 1955 hit "Blackboard Jungle", this future sitcom actor was billed under his real name, Jameel Farah Jamie Farr Paul	$1,000 [5] Saint-Saens "Danse" heard here Danse macabre	$1,000 [10] Absolutes shouldn't be used in comparative forms, so the Constitution's "A More" this kind of "Union" is wrong Perfect Karl

Final Jeopardy!

ANIMALS

This animal's name is from Bantu for "mock man"

Chimpanzee

Karl "What is a monkey" — wagered $2,800

Caroline "What is Gorilla" — wagered $4,699

Paul "What is Zebra" — wagered $3,801

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