Show #2106 1993-11-01 (taped 1993-08-30) Regular

Drawing for Season 1 & Season 2 players for the 10th Anniversary Tournament.

Contestants

Matt Giers — a political science student originally from New Albany, Indiana

Peter Gay — a graphic designer from Stoughton, Massachusetts

Steven McKenna — a director of banquets originally from Holyoke, Massachusetts (whose 1-day cash winnings total $15,401)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Steven	$600	$1,400	$200	$0 3rd place: Aiwa stereo system	$200 10 R, 6 W
Peter	$2,300	$3,500	$8,500	$14,801 New champion: $14,801	$8,500 23 R (including 1 DD), 3 W
Matt	$200	$1,900	$7,400	$14,399 2nd place: La-Z-Boy sofa & love seat + Carpet One carpeting	$4,700 16 R (including 2 DDs), 3 W

Jeopardy! Round

THE NEW TESTAMENT	TELEVISION	FOOD	HISTORIC NAMES	TRAVEL & TOURISM	FOR THE BIRDS
$100 [2] Jesus said 1 of the 2 greatest commandments is "Thou shalt love thy neighbor as" this as thyself Steven	$100 [14] Beau Bridges appeared in several episodes of this syndicated series starring his father as an ex-Navy frogman Sea Hunt Matt	$100 [1] Prized by the Japanese for their caps, Shiitake & Matsutake are types of these mushrooms Peter	$100 [4] When she moved from Paris to England in 1802, she brought some of her best wax figures with her (Madame) Tussaud Peter	$100 [16] Noted for its 138-foot-high nave, Amiens is the largest Gothic cathedral in this country France Steven	$100 [24] Distances are measured "as" this bird "flies" the crow Matt
$200 [5] In his triumphal entry into Jerusalem, Jesus rode this animal a donkey Peter	$200 [15] C.J., one of these animals, appeared in 2 Clint Eastwood movies before starring in "Mr. Smith" an orangutan Peter	$200 [3] Hummus, a paste of mashed chickpeas, is often served with this Middle Eastern pocket bread pita Matt	$200 [9] This Welshman who found Livingstone spent a few years as a U.S. citizen Stanley Peter	$200 [17] Pisa, Italy's International Airport is named for this astronomer Galileo Steven	$200 [25] To speak bluntly is "to talk" this bird turkey Peter
$300 [6] It's the only New Testament book that focuses mainly on prophetic events Revelation Peter	$300 [21] It's the real first name of the character Doogie Howser Douglas Peter	$300 [13] Texans popularly refer to this meat dish as "a bowl of red" Chili Peter	$300 [10] Abe Lincoln's son Thomas was usually known by this nickname Tad Matt	$300 [18] The home of this inventor in Rochester, N.Y. is now a museum devoted to photography (George) Eastman Matt	$300 [26] A car door hinged at the top so it swings upward is this bird wing a gull-wing Peter
$400 [7] For his outspoken denunciation of this king's marriage, John the Baptist was beheaded Herod Antipas Peter	$400 [22] She's won 4 Emmys for playing Carla the waitress on "Cheers" Rhea Perlman Peter	$400 [29] It's the traditional meat for Irish stew mutton (lamb) Steven	$400 [11] This dictator refused a German offer to return his son Yakov Dzhugashvili in a P.O.W. exchange Joseph Stalin Matt	$400 [19] Andrew Johnson's home, tailor shop & grave can be found at a historic site in Greeneville in this state Tennessee Steven Matt	$400 [27] A place for papers in a desk, or a niche for a nest a pigeon-hole Matt
$500 [8] Paul converted to Christianity as a result of his journey to this city Damascus Peter	$500 [23] In a February 1987 episode of this series, Lee Stetson & Amanda King finally married Scarecrow and Mrs. King Steven	$500 [30] To a Spaniard, camarones fritos are fried ones of these shrimp Steven	$500 [12] This king was born in Cairo on February 11, 1920 Farouk Steven	DD $500 [20] The Court of the Lions is the central fountain of this Moorish fortress in Granada, Spain the Alhambra Matt	$500 [28] After 12 days the singer of "The 12 Days of Christmas" will own exactly a dozen of these birds partridges Steven

Double Jeopardy! Round

COLONIAL AMERICA	9-LETTER WORDS	COMPOSERS	MEDICINE	FAMOUS HOMES	POETS & POETRY
$200 [3] In the 1630s the area that's now this state was called Terra Mariae Maryland Peter	$200 [16] A prominent human nose, or a long, flexible snout a proboscis Matt	$200 [25] George Carey's claim that his father, Henry, wrote this British national anthem was never proved "God Save the Queen" Matt	$200 [1] This alkaloid drug used to treat malaria was once known as Peruvian bark quinine Steven	$200 [11] Pilaster House in Hannibal, Missouri Mark Twain Steven Peter	$1,000 [26] Poet & mystery author whose 1849 poem "To My Mother" is a tribute to the mother of his late child bride Edgar Allan Poe Matt
$400 [4] This man who bought Manhattan was lost at sea during a hurricane in 1638 (Peter) Minuit Peter Matt	$400 [18] This official at a college keeps records of the enrollment & grades a registrar Matt	$400 [24] The Oscar-winning film "The Sting" revived interest in this "King of Ragtime"s music Scott Joplin Peter	$400 [2] He developed a vaccine for dengue as well as an oral vaccine for polio Sabin Steven Peter	$400 [12] Beehive House in Salt Lake City, Utah Brigham Young Peter	DD $3,500 [27] Kobayashi Issa was an 18th century master of this poetic form the haiku Matt
$600 [5] In 1776 he said, "We must all hang together, or assuredly we shall all hang separately" Benjamin Franklin Steven Peter	$600 [22] This system of the Middle Ages was basically an arrangement between lords & vassals feudalism Steven Peter	$600 [20] Rachmaninoff was one of the greatest 20th century virtuosos on this musical instrument a piano Steven Matt	$600 [8] Inability to absorb vitamin B can cause the pernicious form of this condition anemia Steven	$600 [13] Glenmont in West Orange, New Jersey Thomas Edison	—
DD $800 [6] In 1693 this Puritan preacher wrote about witches in "The Wonders of the Invisible World" Cotton Mather Peter	$800 [17] Some believe that this luminous substance emanates from a spiritualistic medium ectoplasm Peter	$800 [21] In 1992 the French government bought at auction the first draft of his "Bolero" for $320,000 Ravel Peter	$800 [9] The 2 common viral forms of this liver disease are called A & B hepatitis Peter	$800 [14] Beauvoir near Biloxi, Mississippi Jefferson Davis Matt	—
$1,000 [7] The 1st colonial woman married in New England was the widowed mother of this child born on the Mayflower Peregrine White	$1,000 [19] This term refers to the art of carving on whalebone or walrus tusk, among other things scrimshaw Matt	$1,000 [23] This "Sabre Dance" composer was married to the Russian composer Nina Makarova Aram Khachaturian Matt	$1,000 [10] This machine measures electrical impulses produced by the brain EEG (electroencephalograph) Peter	$1,000 [15] The Breakers in Newport, Rhode Island Cornelius Vanderbilt	—

Final Jeopardy!

SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERIES

Its discovery was announced on March 13, 1930, Percival Lowell's birthday

Pluto

Steven "What is penicillin?" — wagered $200

Matt "What is Pluto?" — wagered $6,999

Peter "What is Pluto?" — wagered $6,301

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