Show #3005 1997-09-26 Regular

Contestants

Lynn Kusnierz — a magazine editor from New York City, New York

Pete Vodola — an attorney from Newtown, Connecticut

Bob Willoughby — a computer programming student from Madison, Wisconsin (whose 3-day cash winnings total $36,001)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Bob	$2,700	$5,200	$13,000	$7,199 2nd place: Trip to Hotel Melia Victoria, Palma de Majorca, Spain	$13,300 31 R, 4 W (including 1 DD)
Pete	$300	$900	$9,400	$18,800 New champion: $18,800	$4,900 16 R (including 2 DDs), 1 W
Lynn	$600	$900	$2,900	$5,799 3rd place: Pair of Wittnauer International Watches	$2,900 7 R, 1 W

Jeopardy! Round

NAME THAT BODY PART	PRIME TIME TV	CROSSWORD CLUES "U"	WORLD WAR I	MIDDLE NAMES	INTO THE WOODS
$100 [21] Dentine, Pulp, Crown Tooth Lynn	$100 [11] This former TV Conehead plays a human romancing an alien in "3rd Rock From The Sun" Jane Curtin Bob	$100 [1] Ivory soap or Molly Brown(10) unsinkable Lynn	$100 [16] The battles on this front ran from Liege in 1914 to the 2nd battle of the Marne in 1918; it was rarely quiet Western front Pete	$100 [26] Leroy was the middle name of this cartoonist, "Believe It Or Not" Robert Ripley Pete	$100 [6] As mayor of New York City, Fernando Wood helped create this wooded area Central Park Bob
$200 [22] Calcaneus, Plantar arch, Sole Foot Bob	DD $300 [12] (Hi, I'm Victoria Rowell.) During the daytime, I play D.B. Winters on "Y & R"; at night, A.B. Livingston on this Dick Van Dyke series Diagnosis: Murder Bob	$200 [2] Got milk!(5) udder Bob	$200 [17] This treaty that ended WWI was repudiated by Hitler in 1935 Treaty of Versailles Pete	$200 [27] It's the middle & more familiar name of playwright Marvin Simon Neil Pete	$200 [7] In this Iowan's 1929 painting "Woman With Plants", the woman is his mother Grant Wood Bob
$300 [23] Parietal lobe, Thalamus, Cerebellum Brain Bob	$300 [13] Ray Wise played Reese & Peyton's dad on "Savannah" & Laura Palmer's father on this series Twin Peaks Bob	$300 [3] "Leading" man in a theater, or at a wedding(5) usher Pete	$300 [18] 4 of this U.S. air ace's 26 confirmed victories were balloons Eddie Rickenbacker Lynn	$300 [28] Yo! His middle name is either Enzio or Gardenzio, depending on whom you ask Sylvester Stallone Bob	$300 [8] Leonard Wood lost the 1920 Republican nomination to this man who went on to win the presidency Warren G. Harding Bob
$400 [24] Phagocytes, Alveoli, Bronchioles Lungs Bob	$400 [14] Cicely Tyson guest-starred on the first episode of this Chad Everett hospital series in 1969 Medical Center	$400 [4] Two words of 6 & 4 letters(6, 4 inverted) upside down Bob	$400 [19] The Danton was sunk, but the French battleship named for this "Candide" author survived the war Voltaire Bob	$400 [29] It was the middle name of author Ralph Ellison & essayist Ralph Emerson, for whom he was named Waldo Bob	$400 [9] She dubbed her system "Reading Dynamics" Evelyn Wood Bob
$500 [25] Glomeruli, Nephron, Renal cortex Kidney Bob	$500 [15] This Melanie Griffith film about a spunky secretary spawned a 1990 sitcom starring Sandra Bullock Working Girl Bob	$500 [5] Pope up for renewal(5) Urban Bob	$500 [20] Nicknamed for the granddaughter of arms maker Alfred Krupp, this howitzer weighed 43 tons "Big Bertha" Lynn	$500 [30] This middle name of James Hoffa is as puzzling as his disappearance Riddle	$500 [10] Born Natasha Gurdin in 1938, she acted under this name Natalie Wood Lynn

Double Jeopardy! Round

CONTEMPORARY AUTHORS	TOUGH GEOGRAPHY	WORD ORIGINS	MOVIE DIRECTORS	FUN FACTS	CANADIAN MUSICIANS
$200 [6] In 1997 this author of "The Firm" & "The Rainmaker" published a new legal thriller, "The Partner" John Grisham Bob	$200 [1] Except for its coast, Bangladesh is almost entirely surrounded by this country India Pete	$200 [16] The name of the alb, a vestment worn by priests, is derived from a Latin word for this color white ( alba ) Bob Pete	$200 [10] "Roman" was this director's 1984 autobiograpy Roman Polanski Pete	$200 [26] In 1996 an iceberg the size of Rhode Island broke off the coast of this continent Antarctica Bob	$200 [21] He performed with Crosby, Stills & Nash in 1970 & with Pearl Jam 25 years later Neil Young Pete
$400 [7] His grandfather Thomas Gore was a senator from Oklahoma Gore Vidal Bob	$400 [2] Monte Cervino is the Italian name for this peak, located in the Alps & copied in Anaheim The Matterhorn Pete	$400 [17] From Yiddish, for a wooden beam, it describes a person so clumsy he might bump into one Klutz Lynn	$600 [12] The Swedish Film Institute honors excellence in filmmaking with an annual prize named for this director Ingmar Bergman Bob	$400 [27] It's the home town of Casey's baseball team in the poem "Casey At The Bat" Mudville Bob	$600 [23] Jazz musician Maynard Ferguson is renowned for his high, squealing tone on this instrument Trumpet Bob
$600 [8] Astronaut Dave Bowman is brought back to life in his recent novel "3001: The Final Odyssey" Arthur C. Clarke Bob	$600 [3] Provinces of this country include El Oro, Chimborazo & Colon or the Galapagos Islands Ecuador Bob Pete	$600 [18] The name of this tent fabric comes from a Dutch word for "cloth", not from a web-footed bird Duck Lynn	$800 [13] In "Platoon" Charlie Sheen's character Chris was based on this man, who directed the film Oliver Stone Pete	$600 [28] It was the Chicago Tribune's erroneous 1948 election night headline "DEWEY DEFEATS TRUMAN" Pete	$800 [24] In 1974 Neil Peart joined Alex Lifeson & Geddy Lee as this trio "hurried" toward fame Rush Bob
$800 [9] This "Bonfire of the Vanities" author once tried out as a pitcher for the New York Giants Tom Wolfe Pete	$800 [4] Beersheba is one of the main cities of this desert region of Israel Negev Bob	$800 [19] "When they begin" this dance, they should know its name is from the French for a flirtation Beguine Bob	$1,000 [14] Through 1996 he starred in all of the films he directed with the exception of "Breezy" & "Bird" Clint Eastwood Bob	$800 [30] It's the total number of dots on a pair of dice 42 Bob Pete	$1,000 [25] A 1993 film was actually "Thirty Two Short Films About" this pianist known for interpreting Bach Glenn Gould Bob
$1,000 [15] Like her heroine Kay Scarpetta, this author once worked for the chief medical examiner's office in Virginia Patricia Cornwell Bob	$1,000 [5] One of Puerto Rico's major rivers shares its name with this estuary that separates Uruguay & Argentina Rio de la Plata Lynn	$1,000 [20] The name of this xylophone that originated in Africa may be from the Kimbundu language Marimba	DD $2,300 [11] Director seen here: Alfred Hitchcock Pete	$1,000 [29] It's the only U.S. state whose name has one syllable Maine Bob	DD $3,000 [22] Heard here, this singer hails from the small prairie town of Consort:"Constant cravings..." k.d. lang Pete

Final Jeopardy!

U.S. GOVERNMENT

This group that first met in 1942 didn't get a permanent chairman until 1949

The Joint Chiefs of Staff

Lynn "What is the Joint Chiefs of Staff?" — wagered $2,899

Pete "What is the Joint Chiefs?" — wagered $9,400

Bob "What is the U.N.?" — wagered $5,801

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