Show #4038 2002-03-06 (taped 2001-12-04) Regular

Jason McCune game 2.

Contestants

Sam Mink — an engineer from Norwalk, Connecticut

Anne Scott — a community newspaper editor from Katy, Texas

Jason McCune — an actor originally from Jasper, Indiana (whose 1-day cash winnings total $12,241)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Jason	$0	$1,600	$14,000	$28,000 2-day champion: $40,241	$10,000 16 R (including 1 DD), 3 W
Anne	$3,600	$8,200	$5,400	$10,699 2nd place: a trip to Mazatlan, Mexico	$5,200 17 R (including 1 DD), 4 W
Sam	$1,400	$4,000	$17,600	$7,100 3rd place: a trip to Florida	$16,800 17 R (including 1 DD), 1 W

Jeopardy! Round

CANADIAN GEOGRAPHY	INTERNAL RHYMES	WOMEN WRITERS	TIME	FLIES	WHEN YOU'RE HAVING FUN
$200 [9] Slowly I turned towards this over 160-foot cataract found on the U.S.-Canadian border Niagara Falls Anne	$200 [21] A flightless bird that's a national symbol a kiwi Jason	$200 [4] Lydia & Kitty Bennet & Fitzwilliam Darcy are characters in a book by this woman Jane Austen Anne	$200 [14] In the U.S., daylight saving time starts & ends in these 2 seasons spring & fall Jason	$200 [26] The largest land animal native to this continent is a small wingless fly Antarctica Anne	$200 [1] When you're having fun playing the strategy game "Richtofen's War", you'll be using planes from this war World War I Sam
$400 [10] The Canadian postal abbreviation for this province is NB New Brunswick Sam	$400 [22] The largest Bantu-speaking group of South Africa the Zulu Jason Sam	$400 [5] She intended her novel "Shirley" to be as "unromantic as Monday morning", as opposed to her previous novel "Jane Eyre" Charlotte Bronte Anne	$400 [15] It's the second month of the year with exactly 30 days in it June Jason Anne	$400 [27] A pest of wheat, the Hessian fly is so named because it's believed Hessian soldiers brought it here during this war the Revolutionary War Sam	$400 [2] When you're having fun playing this party game, you could call it "Attach the terminal vertebrae to the jackass" "Pin the tail on the donkey" Jason
$600 [11] Polar bears often congregate in Manitoba on the snow-covered shores of this 316,000-square-mile bay Hudson Bay Anne	$600 [23] A homeless traveler riding on freight trains a hobo Anne	$600 [6] Offred tells "The Handmaid's Tale" in a novel by this woman Margaret Atwood	$600 [18] This type of year is also known as a bissextile year a leap year Anne	$600 [28] Wake up & tell us the name of this deadly disease, aka trypanosomiasis, spread by the Tsetse fly sleeping sickness Anne	$600 [3] When you're having fun playing this board game invented in 1948, you'll draw up to 7 letter tiles Scrabble Anne
$800 [12] Canada's respected newspaper The Globe and Mail was established in this city in 1844 Toronto Sam	$800 [24] The type of basket Yogi Bear likes to heist picnic Jason	DD $1,000 [7] A graduate of Howard University, she won the Nobel prize for Literature in 1993 Toni Morrison Anne	$800 [19] In military time, this time is rendered 1900 hours 7 P.M. Anne	$800 [29] It's the common name for the fly known scientifically as musca domestica the housefly Anne	$800 [16] You might play 301, 501 or 1001 when you're playing when you're having fun playing this barroom favorite darts Sam
$1,000 [13] A popular children's book bear derived its name from this Canadian city of 600,000 Winnipeg Jason	$1,000 [25] (Sarah and Jimmy are in the Sony Pictures Studios lobby, bowing down to a picture of Alex and the Jeopardy!logo.) It's the ancient Chinese custom we're exhibiting here to kowtow	$1,000 [8] This French author chose Audrey Hepburn to play Gigi onstage Colette Anne	$1,000 [20] Sidereal time is time measured in relation to these heavenly bodies the stars Anne	$1,000 [30] Examples of these flies popular with geneticists include the apple maggot & the cherry fruit flies Sam	$1,000 [17] When you're having fun in Japan playing this sport, you'll learn it's known there as besuboru baseball Jason

Double Jeopardy! Round

THE CIVIL WAR	LEO	RELIGIOUS PLACES	BEASTLY CINEMA	U.S. GOVERNMENT	"AZ" I WAS SAYING...
$400 [2] It was a pillar of the South's economy: in 1860 the U.S. produced 4 1/2 million bales of it cotton Sam	$400 [7] This heartthrob was born on November 11, 1974 Leonardo DiCaprio Jason	$400 [12] The collegiate church of Saint Peter in Westminster is known by this term Westminster Abbey Jason	$400 [1] 1980:As John Merrick, John Hurt declares, "I am not an animal!" "The Elephant Man" Anne	$400 [18] It's the F in the conservation-oriented agency known as the FWS Fish	$400 [17] It's been said that their capital Tenochtitlan was the largest city at the time of the Spanish conquest the Aztecs Anne
$800 [3] Muzzle-loading rifles were partly replaced by weapons loaded at the rear of the barrel, called this the breach	$800 [8] This baseball manager was nicknamed "The Lip" Leo Durocher Sam	$800 [24] The famous porcelain one of these Buddhist towers used to stand in Nanjing a Pagoda Sam	$800 [13] 1962:Gregory Peck pecks away at Southern injustice "To Kill a Mockingbird" Jason	$800 [19] You'll find its home page at www.uscg.mil United States Coast Guard Jason	$800 [20] Sky blue azure Jason
$1,200 [4] (Cheryl of the Clue Crew reports from Gettysburg.) I'm on Cemetery Ridge, which this man tried to take in the ill-fated charge named for him on July 3, 1863 (George) Pickett Jason	$1,600 [10] In 1951 this American guitarmaker created the broadcaster (soon renamed the telecaster) Leo Fender	$1,200 [25] Sister Costello yells, "Hey, Abbess!" to call her boss in this place whose name is from the Latin for "assembly" a convent Sam	$1,200 [14] 1975:Al Pacino knocks over a bank to bankroll his lover's sex change "Dog Day Afternoon" Jason	$1,200 [28] It's the N in the energetic agency abbreviated NRC Nuclear Sam	$1,600 [22] This North Atlantic island group was uninhabited until the Portuguese settled there in the mid-1400s the Azores Jason
$1,600 [5] (Jimmy is aboard a ship.) This admiral uttered the line, "Damn the torpedoes! Full speed ahead!" Admiral (David) Farragut Sam	DD $2,000 [9] You can "count" on this classic author seen here Leo Tolstoy Sam	$1,600 [26] From the Greek for "a hidden place", it may contain an altar for worship or tombs for the dead a crypt Anne	$1,600 [15] 1958:Pollitt family members claw & scratch each other for Big Daddy's money Cat on a Hot Tin Roof Sam	$1,600 [29] The book "Gimme Some Truth" contains John Lennon's FBI files obtained under this, the FOIA the Freedom of Information Act Sam	$2,000 [23] In astronomy, it's the angular horizontal distance, clockwise, from due south the Azimuth Jason
$2,000 [6] Joseph Johnston caught his death of cold at the 1891 funeral of this union general who had accepted his surrender General (William T.) Sherman Anne	$2,000 [11] This late USC professor left us some lessons on "Living, Loving, and Learning" Leo Buscaglia Sam	$2,000 [27] It's a building attached to a church, or a chamber within it, in which affusions are performed the Baptistry	$2,000 [16] 1932:Groucho rides to the rescue as the new president of Huxley College Horse Feathers Jason Anne Sam	$2,000 [30] Since 1973, the U.S. Army has been an AVF, an all-this force volunteer Anne	DD $5,200 [21] The name of this rhododendron is from the Greek for "dry" because it grows in dry soil Azalea Jason

Final Jeopardy!

TELEVISION

The characters Adam, Eric & Joseph were much younger on the 2001 PAX prequel to this '60s series

Bonanza

Anne "What is Bonanza?" — wagered $5,299

Jason "What is Bonanza?" — wagered $14,000

Sam "What" — wagered $10,500

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