Show #3865 2001-05-25 (taped 2001-02-14) Regular

Contestants

Steve Engel — a psychology professor from Los Angeles, California

Liz Bakulski — an investment advisor originally from Andover, Massachusetts

Carl Brownell — a high school teacher from Evanston, Illinois (whose 1-day cash winnings total $3,000)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Carl	$2,700	$4,600	$7,500	$15,000 2nd place: Trip to Singapore courtesy of Priceline.com	$6,800 25 R (including 1 DD), 4 W
Liz	$-800	$-800	$1,000	$1,000 3rd place: Sony Card $1,000 Shopping Spree	$1,400 4 R, 5 W (including 1 DD)
Steve	$1,800	$6,400	$10,000	$15,001 New champion: $15,001	$7,700 21 R (including 1 DD), 1 W

Jeopardy! Round

SCIENCE & NATURE	HARD ROCK CAFE	A NOVEL CATEGORY	REMEMBER 1989?	RHYMES WITH RHYME	GAMING
$100 [22] About one-millionth as bright as our sun, these small red stars are also known as flare stars dwarfs Steve	$100 [1] These rockers conquered the world with albums like "High Voltage", "Highway to Hell" & "Back in Black" AC/DC Carl	$100 [16] Elias Canetti's "Die Blendung" has been published in English under the Biblical title "The Tower of" this Babel Carl	$100 [6] Based on a comic book & a campy '60s TV show, this movie was an immense hit in 1989 Batman Carl	$100 [21] Unlawful activity crime Steve	$100 [11] One story credits 17th century mathematician Blaise Pascal with the invention of this ball-&-wheel game roulette Steve
$200 [23] The mud eel is not really an eel, but a species of this tailed amphibian a salamander Carl	$200 [2] At No. 4, this Robert Plant band's highest-charting U.S. hit was 1969's "Whole Lotta Love" Led Zeppelin Carl	$200 [17] This "Don Quixote" author wrote his first novel, "La Galatea", in 1585 Cervantes Carl	$200 [7] Attracting widespread media coverage, this star of "The Queen of Outer Space" slapped a cop Zsa Zsa Gabor Carl	$200 [24] Sound of a bell chime Carl	$200 [12] Hazard is a centuries-old game using these, which Einstein thought God doesn't play with dice Steve
$300 [27] Of the 6 simple machines in physics, this one uses a spiral inclined plane a screw Steve	$300 [3] On the Michael Jackson hit "Beat It" this virtuoso lead guitarist played a solo Eddie Van Halen Carl	$300 [18] "The Plum in the Golden Vase", a novel known for its eroticism, was written at the time of this Chinese dynasty the Ming Dynasty	$300 [8] Playing for the Texas Rangers, this man became the first pitcher to strike out 5,000 batters Nolan Ryan Steve	$300 [25] Slug & snail residue slime Carl	$300 [13] Wild Fruit Bars & Jackpot Party are popular types of these machines slot machines Steve
$500 [29] All 6 noble gases were discovered on Earth between 1894 & 1900; this one, symbol Rn, was the last radon Steve	$400 [4] In the 1970s the man seen here fronted this "colorful" rock band:[Ozzy Osbourne] Black Sabbath Carl Liz	$400 [19] The 1803 book "Thaddeus of" this Polish city is called one of the first historical novels Warsaw Carl	$400 [9] Echoing sports cars of the past, Mazda introduced this 2-seat roadster Miata Steve	$400 [26] A Canadian coin dime Steve	$400 [14] Aussie mogul Kerry Packer reportedly lost $15 million in a weekend at this game that involves a banker baccarat Carl Liz
DD $2,700 [28] The name of this Alpine flower is German for "noble white" Edelweiss Steve	$500 [5] Known best for "Rock You Like A Hurricane", this metal band cut an album in 2000 with the Berlin Philharmonic The Scorpions Liz	$500 [20] A relative of Chilean president Salvador Allende, she wrote the luminous novel "Eva Luna" Isabel Allende Carl	$500 [10] In 1989 this Japanese corporation bought Columbia Pictures for $3.4 billion Sony Carl	$500 [30] First in degree or rank prime Steve	$500 [15] Caesars Palace historians tell us this game with numbers marked on a ticket helped fund the Great Wall of China keno (lottery accepted) Carl Liz Steve

Double Jeopardy! Round

DRAMA & DRAMATISTS	CAPITAL PUNISHMENT	THE RUSSIANS ARE COMING!	NESTLE'S	COUNTRY MUSIC	WORDS FROM CHINESE
$200 [8] As a music critic, this playwright signed his essays first as "Corno di Bassetto", then as "G.B.S." George Bernard Shaw	$200 [1] Monrovia Liberia Carl	$200 [13] This leader in power from 1917 to 1924 founded Russia's Communist Party & the Soviet state V.I. Lenin Steve	$200 [6] Nestle's began making this in 1904; they claim to make the very best of it chocolate Carl Liz	$200 [26] The originator of the Bakersfield sound, he once referred to himself in song as "Ol' Buck" Buck Owens Carl	$200 [21] "Great wind", a tropical cyclone typhoon Carl
$400 [9] In 1622 this French comedic playwright was born Jean-Baptiste Poquelin in Paris Molière Carl Steve	$400 [2] Kinshasa Congo (formerly Zaire) Steve	$400 [14] Seen here, she's made a name for herself on & off the tennis courts Anna Kournikova Carl	$400 [7] On Nestle's brand list, 1 of the 2 mineral waters filed under "P" Perrier (or Poland Spring) Steve	$400 [27] Country music fans often tune into TNN, which now stands for "The National Network", but used to stand for this The Nashville Network Carl	$400 [22] The name of this game played with 144 tiles comes from a Chinese word meaning "sparrows" Mah jongg Steve
$600 [10] This 1961 Tennessee Williams play takes place at the Costa Verde, a small Mexican hotel on a jungle-covered hilltop Night of the Iguana Carl	$600 [3] Muscat Oman	$600 [15] Court jeweler to Alexander III & Nicholas II, he was famous for his beautifully crafted eggs Carl Faberge Steve	$600 [18] Nestle's first non-milk product was an instant form of this in 1938 coffee (Nescafé)	$600 [28] In the 1970s this singer from Butcher Holler teamed with Conway Twitty for 5 No. 1 hits Loretta Lynn Carl	DD $400 [24] "Man herb", an aromatic root used medicinally ginseng Liz
$1,000 [12] In this Chekhov play, a merchant buys Madame Ranevsky's estate & plans to cut down its trees The Cherry Orchard Steve	$800 [4] Dakar Senegal Carl	$800 [16] A ballet by this composer features the piece heard here:["The Russian Dance"] Pyotr Tchaikovsky Carl	$800 [19] In 1985 Nestle's bloomed when it acquired this American maker of evaporated milk from contented cows Carnation Liz Steve	$800 [29] November 28, 1925 marked the debut of this station's "Barn Dance", which later became the "Grand Ole Opry" WSM ("World's Sweetest Music")	$600 [23] It's the sand-fur dog variety seen here a shar-pei Liz
DD $1,500 [11] From 1851 to 1857 he served as writer-manager of the Norwegian Theatre in Bergen Henrik Ibsen Carl	$1,000 [5] Central America's Belmopan Belize	$1,000 [17] This Russian poet & author of the drama "Boris Godunov" died from wounds suffered in a duel in 1837 Alexander Pushkin Carl	$1,000 [20] Henri Nestle began his company in this country in the 1860s selling a cow's-milk food for babies Switzerland Liz	—	$1,000 [25] Gold-orange fruit seen here a kumquat Steve

Final Jeopardy!

INTERNATIONAL STARS

Since 1978 the city of Paris has funded his Ecole Internationale de Mimodrame de Paris

Marcel Marceau

Liz "Who is Marcel Marceau" — wagered $0

Carl "Who is Marcel Marceau?" — wagered $7,500

Steve "Who is Marcel Marceau" — wagered $5,001

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