Show #4002 2002-01-15 (taped 2001-10-30) Regular

Contestants

Tammie Taylor — a college professor and antique dealer from Houston, Texas

Jason Zaborski — a defense policy analyst from Arlington, Virginia

Nanette Wargo — a graduate student from Sauk Village, Illinois (whose 1-day cash winnings total $15,430)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Nanette	$2,200	$6,000	$13,000	$23,000 2-day champion: $38,430	$12,600 18 R (including 1 DD), 2 W (including 1 DD)
Jason	$-200	$3,200	$23,000	$19,999 2nd place: trip to Jamaica and stay at Beaches Ochos Rios	$23,600 25 R (including 1 DD), 3 W
Tammie	$200	$1,600	$4,800	$8,800 3rd place: trip to Rancho Mirage, California & stay at Marriott's Rancho Las Palmas Resort & Country Club	$4,800 10 R, 3 W

Jeopardy! Round

LITERARY TITLE PAIRS	OSCAR ODDITIES	BATTLES	MR. EDS	WATER WORLD	"S"-ENCE
$200 [1] 1881: "...and the Pauper" The Prince Jason	$200 [12] A year after getting an honorary Oscar, he won his first acting Oscar for "The Color of Money" Paul Newman Nanette	$200 [4] Antietam, Atlanta & Chickamauga were battles during this war Civil War Tammie	$200 [16] He was a sportswriter & gossip columnist before hosting his famous Sunday night variety show Ed Sullivan Nanette	$200 [15] Chew on this: When a crocodile loses one of these another is there to take its place tooth Nanette	$200 [5] Unlike a "call", this bird communication is a series of sounds in a fairly definitive pattern song Nanette
$400 [2] 1960: "...and Ham" Green Eggs Nanette	$600 [14] At the 1980 show, this Supporting Actress winner for "Kramer vs. Kramer" left her statuette in the ladies' room Meryl Streep Tammie	$400 [25] This country's revolution was fought, among other places, at Valmy & Wattignies France Nanette	$400 [17] "The Senator Must Die" is one of several mystery novels by this former New York City mayor Ed Koch Tammie	$400 [18] Usually gray or black when grown, a manatee starts off a calf of this color--even if it's a boy pink Tammie	$400 [8] It's a periodic mailer from your financial institution or a personal account of facts in a criminal case statement Nanette
$600 [3] 1961: "...and the Ecstasy" The Agony Jason	$800 [26] This 1969 Jon Voight film is the only X-rated movie to win Best Picture, although today it would be rated R Midnight Cowboy Nanette Tammie	$600 [28] The Battles of San Juan & Santiago were featured in this late 19th century war Spanish-American War Tammie	$600 [22] And in other news, 2001 marked this co-editor's 20th year with "60 Minutes" Ed Bradley Jason	$600 [19] Bill the Sailor knows these use a cypris cement to glue themselves to sailing ships barnacles Nanette	$600 [9] During building construction it's the worker who prepares the large pieces of marble stonemason Tammie
$800 [6] 1953: "...and Sympathy" Tea Nanette	DD $1,000 [13] She won Best Actress Oscars in the 1930s, 1960s & 1980s Katharine Hepburn Nanette	$800 [29] Tewksbury & St. Albans were picked as battle sites in this floral series Wars of the Roses Nanette	$800 [23] He was out of this world as John Glenn in "The Right Stuff" & as Gene Kranz in "Apollo 13" Ed Harris Jason	$800 [20] Under the "they only come out at night" category is the conger species of this eels Tammie	$800 [10] (Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from Marshall Gold Discovery Park.) I'm in a replica of this type of structure, owned by John Sutter & made famous by the California gold rush a sawmill
$1,000 [7] 1961: "...and Zooey" Franny Nanette	$1,000 [27] She was in almost every frame of "Paper Moon", but was nominated & won for Best Supporting Actress Tatum O'Neal Tammie	$1,000 [30] The Battles of Missolonghi & Navarino helped win this country its independence from Turkey Greece Jason	$1,000 [24] A crew member on Gemini IV, he was the first American astronaut to walk in space Edward White Jason	$1,000 [21] The Pacific species of this ray has a 20-foot "wingspan" & weighs some 3,000 pounds manta ray Nanette Tammie	$1,000 [11] Fishermen know the record weight for this variety of bass is 10 pounds 14 ounces smallmouth bass Jason

Double Jeopardy! Round

SAME BIRTHDAY AS DR. KING	ALPHABET SOUP	ELECTION 2001	BANK ON IT	"C" SEA	SEÑOR
$400 [11] Lee Teng-hui, born on this island in 1923, became the island's first native born president Taiwan Jason	$400 [13] For a car driver, it's a complete 180 degree reversal of direction u-turn	$400 [6] In 2001 this capital city was "gay" indeed as out-of-the-closet Betrand Delanoe became its mayor Paris Jason	$400 [24] The patriotic BAC Bank of America Tammie	$400 [1] This arm of the Atlantic Ocean is bounded on the south by Panama & South America & on the west by Central America Caribbean Jason	$400 [14] This early TV star & producer was born on March 2, 1917 in Santiago, Cuba Desi Arnaz Jason
$800 [12] Born in 1918, he's the late head of state seen here Nasser Nanette Jason	$800 [22] This steak is a cut from the short loin t-bone Nanette Jason	$800 [7] James Hahn beat Antonio Villaraigosa, who was trying to become this city's first Latino mayor since 1872 Los Angeles Jason	$800 [25] Stupid answer: ONE Bank One Nanette	$800 [2] The Russian name for this body of water is Kaspiyskoye More Caspian Sea Tammie	$800 [15] This artist's father was an instructor at the School of Fine Arts in Malaga in the late 1870s Picasso Jason
$1,200 [19] Philip Livingston of New York, born in 1716, is best remembered for doing this at age 60 signing the Declaration of Independence Jason	$1,200 [23] This vowel is the only letter that stands alone on the back of the U.S. $1 bill E Jason	$1,200 [8] Fishmonger's son Alejandro Toledo was elected to succeed Fujimori as this country's president Peru Jason	$1,200 [28] WFC, based in San Francisco Wells Fargo Nanette	$1,200 [3] The Taiwan Strait connects this sea's East & South parts China Sea Jason	$1,200 [16] This Spanish tenor's name means "quiet Sunday" in English Placido Domingo Jason
$1,600 [20] Born Jan. 15, 1909, he's the musician played by Sal Mineo in thefollowing Gene Krupa	$2,000 [27] 3-letter abbreviation for the "authorized" Bible of 1611 KJV Nanette	$1,600 [9] In a setback for religious conservatives, this Iranian president won a second term Khatami Jason	$1,600 [29] This "group" gets a C Citigroup Jason	DD $1,400 [5] An arm of the Pacific Ocean, it lies mostly between the 10th & 20th southern parallels Coral Sea Jason	$1,600 [17] He was the U.N. Secretary-General from 1982 to 1991 Cuéllar Jason
$2,000 [21] Pierre of this Delaware family led the family business during its WWI gunpowder boom Dupont Tammie	DD $3,000 [26] (Cheryl of the Clue Crew reports from New York City.) Like the Duke Ellington song, this is one way to get to Harlem the A Train Nanette	$2,000 [10] In this Southesat Asian nation, Chiang Mai-born Thaksin Shinawatra ousted Premier Leekpai Thailand Jason	$2,000 [30] Named for a tycoon: JPM J.P. Morgan Jason	$1,600 [4] The Gulf of California was originally named this, for a certain Spanish conqueror Sea of Cortés Jason	$2,000 [18] Before becoming president of the IOC in 1980, he was Spain's ambassador to the USSR in the last 1970s Samaranch Jason

Final Jeopardy!

ARTISTS

Marie von Goethem, a student of the Ballet de l'Opera, was the model for his most famous sculpture

(Edgar) Degas

Tammie "Who is Degas?" — wagered $4,000

Nanette "Who [snowball like blob of something scribbled out] was Degas?" — wagered $10,000

Jason "Who is Rodin?" — wagered $3,001

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