Show #3875 2001-06-08 (taped 2001-02-21) Regular

Mark Eckard game 1.

Contestants

Mark Eckard — a software engineer from Bedford, Massachusetts

Scott Wetzel — a graduate student from Portland, Oregon

Jason Block — an Internet researcher from Brooklyn, New York (whose 4-day cash winnings total $36,701)

Scores

Player First Commercial End of Jeopardy! End of Double Jeopardy! Final Coryat
Jason $1,900 $3,000 $8,900 $0
3rd place: Fisher Soundstage 100 watt audio-video home component theater
$6,600
18 R (including 1 DD), 2 W
Scott $300 $1,900 $3,100 $3,942
2nd place: a trip to Shangri-La Resorts, Borneo, Malaysia
$3,100
8 R, 0 W
Mark $1,800 $3,700 $8,900 $17,800
New champion: $17,800
$8,500
27 R (including 2 DDs), 5 W

Jeopardy! Round

LITERARY ANIMALS CAR REPAIR 101 PRESIDENTIAL VPs THE WOMEN OF BAYWATCH DIFFERENT STROKES "WILL" OF THE PEOPLE
$100 [2]
He told the hare, "You are much faster than I, but as you have seen, slow and steady wins the race"
the tortoise
Mark
$100 [1]
This part helps start the engine; after that, it's the alternator's job to keep the juice flowing
the battery
Mark
$100 [20]
George Bush
Ronald Reagan
Jason
$100 [10]
Gena Lee Nolin traded in her swimsuit for a loincloth & became this "Queen of the Jungle"
Sheena
Mark
$100 [24]
At the Olympics you won't see this "canine" race, where quick, short strokes keep the head above water
the dog paddle
Mark
$100 [11]
Renaissance man who wrote several narrative poems, 154 sonnets & oh, yes, over 30 plays
William Shakespeare
Jason
$200 [3]
Dan'l Webster was this Twain animal who was so full of quail shot that he couldn't jump
The "Celebrated Jumping Frog"
Mark
$200 [5]
This part ignites the fuel within the engine
a spark plug
Mark
$200 [22]
Richard Nixon
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Scott
$200 [12]
For the 2000-01 season, the show dipped back into the pages of this magazine & pulled out Miss April, Brande Roderick
Playboy
Mark
$200 [27]
Look directly skyward as you swim this way? That's just "Krayzelburg" enough to work
the backstroke
Mark
$200 [13]
Swiss archer who broke a few child welfare laws around 1307
William Tell
Mark
$300 [4]
Felix Salten's fawn, first appearing in print in 1923
Bambi
Scott Mark
$300 [7]
The chambers in this part will keep your car purring instead of roaring
a muffler
Mark
$300 [23]
Harry Truman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Jason
$300 [17]
Lani in 1997, at the present time she may or may not be married to Dennis Rodman
Carmen Electra
Jason Mark
$300 [28]
Mike Barrowman won 200-meter Olympic gold by swimming this stroke that uses a frog kick
the breaststroke
Mark
$300 [14]
You like apples? Well, Matt Damon got Minnie Driver's number in this film... how'd you like them apples?
Good Will Hunting
Mark
$400 [6]
Shere Khan, Mowgli's enemy in "The Jungle Book", was this type of feline
a tiger
Jason
$400 [9]
Metal shavings & dirt can be cleaned from the engine's lubricant with this part
an oil filter
Jason
$400 [25]
Thomas Jefferson
John Adams
Scott
$400 [18]
As C.J. Parker, she's been in the opening credits with several variations of her name
Pamela Anderson Lee
Jason
$400 [29]
Croc Hunter Steve Irwin's nationality & the way his giant snakes move combine to form the name of this stroke
the Australian crawl
Mark
$400 [15]
Last name of heavyweight champ Jess, or first name of the weatherman who'd wish him a happy 120th birthday
Willard
Mark
$500 [8]
Gabilan is the equine given to young Jody Tiflin in this Steinbeck work consisting of 4 stories
The Red Pony
Jason
$500 [21]
Detroit basketball fans will tell you expanding gas forces this part down the cylinder
a piston
Scott
$500 [26]
Theodore Roosevelt
William McKinley
Scott
$500 [19]
Seen here, she played Caroline & has since appeared on "Nash Bridges"
Yasmine Bleeth
Mark
DD $700 [30]
The name of this stroke is also a type of voting ballot that made some people's heads swim
the butterfly
Mark
$500 [16]
A memorial statue to him bears his famous line, "I never met a man I didn't like"
Will Rogers
Jason

Double Jeopardy! Round

KEMAL ATATURK MAY FLOWERS ITALIAN CITIES FUN WITH COLORS DIONNE WARWICK PHONETICS
$200 [11]
Kemal Ataturk was born in 1881 in the city of Thessaloniki in what is now this country
Greece
Mark
$200 [23]
Held each May in Ottawa, the world's largest festival of this flower began with a gift from Dutch royalty
tulips
Scott
$200 [6]
The locals call it Firenze
Florence
Mark
$200 [1]
Before they appear on shows like Letterman's, guests are sequestered in this waiting area
the green room
Mark
$200 [13]
While she sang of being "born & raised in San Jose", Dionne's actually from East Orange in this state
New Jersey
Mark
$200 [18]
Speech sound formed by the active use of these is called labial
the lips
Jason Mark
$400 [12]
In 1928 Ataturk removed a Turkish constitutional provision naming this as the state religion
Islam
Jason
$400 [24]
On display in May is the spider type of this very popular ornamental flower seen here
an orchid
Scott
$400 [7]
Mussolini founded the Fascist Party in this city, but keep it under your hat
Milan
$400 [2]
This card game is also called twenty-one or vingt-et-un
blackjack
Jason Mark
$400 [14]
One of Dionne's most beloved songs, "I Say A Little Prayer", was repopularized by this Julia Roberts film
My Best Friend's Wedding
Jason
$400 [19]
Of the 2 basic categories of speech sounds, the one that earns you money on "Wheel"
consonants
Jason
$600 [28]
It's the city of about 3 million where you'll find the Kemal Ataturk mausoleum
Ankara
Scott
$600 [25]
It must have been May in "Stage Door" when Katharine Hepburn said these "lilies are in bloom again"
the calla lilies
Mark
$600 [8]
Italy's motor city, it's gearing up to host the 2006 Winter Olympics
Turin
Mark
$600 [3]
A chocolate brown color, it shares its name with a coffee flavoring & a port in Yemen
mocha
Mark
$600 [15]
With her first hit, "Don't Make Me Over", Dionne became the main "voice" for this songwriting team
Burt Bacharach & Hal David
Jason Mark
$600 [20]
Put this on the wrong syllable in SYL-la-ble & you get syl-LA-ble
accent
Jason
$800 [29]
From the Arabic for "ruler", it's the title held by the man overthrown by Ataturk in 1922
sultan
Jason
$800 [26]
Mary, Mary quite contrary, how does your garden grow? With these May blossoms seen here
silver bells
$800 [9]
Pass go & collect $800 if you can name this seaport city between Bari & Brindisi
Monopoli
$800 [4]
This 2-word term refers to wage earners whose jobs are performed in work clothes
blue collar
Mark
$800 [16]
"Chances Are" you know he's the singer who duetted with Dionne on "Friends In Love"
Johnny Mathis
Mark
$800 [21]
It's a vowel sound that has a change in tone during a syllable; it also sounds like beachwear for a quick swim
a diphthong
DD $3,300 [30]
During WWI, Ataturk played a crucial military role in repelling the Allied invasion of this Turkish peninsula
Gallipoli
Jason
DD $1,200 [27]
This New England novelist died in May 1864, as the plant with the same-sounding name was blooming
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Mark
$1,000 [10]
You'll find the International School of Violin Making in this city, once home to Amati & Stradivari
Cremona
$1,000 [5]
A small type of wasp, it normally builds its nest underground
a yellowjacket
Mark
$1,000 [17]
From 1980 to '81 & again in the mid-'80s, Dionne hosted this TV pop show
Solid Gold
Jason
$1,000 [22]
In the words "fricative" & "spirant", the 2 fricative or spirant letters
F & S
Jason

Final Jeopardy!

HEALTH & MEDICINE

The USA's leading chronic illness in children, it causes 10 million missed school days & 1 in 6 of all pediatric emergency visits

asthma

Scott "What is asthma?" — wagered $842
Mark "What is Asthma?" — wagered $8,900
Jason "What is chicken pox?" — wagered $8,900

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