Show #3571 2000-02-28 (taped 1999-12-01) Regular

Contestants

Chris Stokes — a financial analyst from Marietta, Georgia

Janet Byrne — an accounting manager from Mansfield, Massachusetts

Tim Hughes — a grocery clerk from Rockville, Maryland (whose 1-day cash winnings total $10,200)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Tim	$900	$3,100	$9,100	$6,100 2-day champion: $16,300	$7,500 22 R (including 1 DD), 4 W
Janet	$900	$2,300	$2,900	$5,700 2nd place: Trip to Club Med in Mexico	$3,000 13 R (including 1 DD), 1 W
Chris	$1,400	$2,300	$4,900	$100 3rd place: Panasonic Digital Shot Palmcorder	$4,300 15 R (including 1 DD), 4 W

Jeopardy! Round

MADE UP	HISTORIC LEADERS	3-LETTER ANIMALS	50 YEARS OF PEANUTS	THEY'RE LYRICAL	EXCLAMATIONS!
$100 [9] This makeup line that includes Great Lash mascara takes its name from its founder's sister Mabel Maybelline Janet	$100 [14] Mongol Khan:1206-1227 Genghis Khan Tim	$100 [1] In the zodiac it represents Aries Ram Janet	$100 [3] This character is disparaged in the first "Peanuts" strip, which appeared October 2, 1950 Charlie Brown Tim	$100 [21] Elton John's "Your Song" is his song too Bernie Taupin Janet	$100 [23] Divine bovine! Holy cow! Chris
$200 [10] In ads for Revlon's Colorstay liquid lip, this country diva sings "Man! I feel like a woman" Shania Twain Janet	$200 [15] President of Russia:1991-1999 Boris Yeltsin Tim	$200 [2] The red species of this canine eats 'most anything, except perhaps sour grapes Fox Chris	$200 [4] Family name of siblings Lucy, Linus & Rerun Van Pelt Janet	$200 [22] He wrote the lyrics to " 's Wonderful"; his brother wrote the wonderful music Ira Gershwin	$200 [24] It precedes "whillikers" & "whiz" & will cause your horse to turn right Gee Chris
$300 [11] This company introduced Vamp, a black-red nail polish & a matching lipstick also called Vamp Chanel	$300 [18] U.S. President:1801-1809 Thomas Jefferson Tim	$300 [8] Sounds fishy, but the conger variety of this can reach over 6 feet long Eel Chris	$300 [5] Snoopy spent his puppy days at this farm Daisy Hill Puppy Farm	$300 [28] He wrote, "At night we ride through mansions of glory in suicide machines" Bruce Springsteen Tim	$300 [25] It can be an interjection by itself or be tacked onto the end of "gad" Zooks Tim Chris
DD $300 [12] The name of this brand of cosmetics is a French word for a type of hospital Clinique Janet	$400 [19] "Great" Roman Emperor:324-337 A.D. Constantine Tim	$400 [16] In ancient times this killer cobra was used to execute criminals Asp Janet	$400 [6] The dust cloud surrounding this character got him a 1993 commercial for vacuum cleaners Pig-Pen Chris	$400 [29] Born in 1878, his middle initial M. stood for Michael George M. Cohan Janet Chris	$400 [26] An appearance as if by magic may be accompanied by this, French for "see there" Voila! Chris
$500 [13] This brand known for its clear glycerin soap introduced Lip Plush lipsticks Neutrogena Chris	$500 [20] Iran's Shah:1941-1979 Reza Pahlavi Tim	$500 [17] In India the tail of this wild ox is used to swat flies Yak Janet Chris	$500 [7] This jazz pianist composed the song heard here: Vince Guaraldi Tim	$500 [30] Neil Sedaka co-wrote & sang this song that reached the Top 10 in 1962 & again in 1975 "Breaking Up Is Hard To Do" Tim	$500 [27] From the Dutch for "hold fast", it's a pirate's order to stop Avast! Tim

Double Jeopardy! Round

MADE UP	U.S. GEOGRAPHY	HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES	NOTED NATIVE AMERICANS	ARTISTS ON FILM	"Q" ME
$200 [26] Nickname of Eddie Felson, a pool hustler of novels & films "Fast Eddie" Tim	$200 [4] In 1957 Lake Seminole was created on the Apalachicola River in this state but most of it lies in Georgia Florida Chris	$200 [1] In 1892 the Illinois legislature made this president's birthday a legal holiday Abraham Lincoln Tim	$200 [18] Chief Blackfish adopted this Kentucky explorer, guide & later state legislator Daniel Boone Tim	$200 [8] Charlton Heston in "The Agony and the Ecstasy" Michelangelo Tim	$200 [13] Tremble, or a place to keep your arrows Quiver Janet Chris
$400 [27] Edgar Rice Burroughs created "John Carter Of" this nearby planet Mars Tim	$600 [6] The Humboldt River, this state's longest, flows through the cities of Winnemucca & Elko Nevada	$400 [2] Canada honors its soldiers on Remembrance Day, the same date as this U.S. holiday Veterans Day Tim Janet	$400 [19] Cameahwait had planned on attacking this pair's expedition, until he noticed their guide was his sister Lewis and Clark Tim	$600 [10] Anthony Quinn in "Lust for Life" Paul Gauguin Tim	$400 [14] In math, divide one number by another & you'll get this Quotient Janet
$600 [28] Alden Pyle, Graham Greene's "Quiet American", is a CIA agent in this Asian country when the French still run it Vietnam Tim	$800 [7] The name of this iron ore-producing range in Minnesota comes from an Indian word for "giant" Mesabi Range Chris	$600 [3] Girls in this country display valuable dolls that are family heirlooms on Hina Matsuri Japan Chris	$600 [20] Of Meadowlark, Geese or Curly, the Crow who served as a scout for Custer at Little Big Horn Curly Tim Janet Chris	$800 [11] David Bowie in "Basquiat" Andy Warhol	$600 [15] Because it's liquid & flows rapidly, Mercury is also known by this name Quicksilver Chris
$800 [29] Pulp writer Max Brand created this doctor played on TV by Richard Chamberlain Dr. Kildare Tim	DD $1,000 [5] The U.S. Bureau of the Census says its metropolitan area covers parts of 3 states: Wisconsin, Illinois & Indiana Chicago Chris	$800 [21] In July Tahitians celebrate Tiurai, centered around this French holiday, with dance contests & other activities Bastille Day Chris	$800 [22] He was an ally of the British in the War of 1812 & a Wisconsin city is named for him, b'gosh Oshkosh Tim	$1,000 [12] Gerard Depardieu in "Camille Claudel" Auguste Rodin	$800 [16] Located just south of the Equator, it's South America's oldest capital Quito, Ecuador Tim
$1,000 [30] We get misty thinking of this Jules Verne Englishman who goes "Around The World In 80 Days" Phileas Fogg Tim	$1,000 [25] This presidential mountain in New Hampshire is the tallest peak in the northeastern United States Mount Washington Chris	$1,000 [24] Guy Fawkes Day commemorates the Gunpowder Plot in which Guy Fawkes tried to blow up this king & his parliament James I Janet	$1,000 [23] Hiawatha was the founder of this Native American league Iroquois League	DD $2,000 [9] Jose Ferrer in "Moulin Rouge" Toulouse-Lautrec Tim	$1,000 [17] This term for a traitor comes from the name of a Norwegian traitor of WWII Quisling

Final Jeopardy!

1999 BOOKS

This controversial biography of a famous American has a foreign nationality as its title

"Dutch" (presidential biography of Ronald Reagan by Edmund Morris)

Janet "What is Dutch?" — wagered $2,800

Chris "What is O lita" — wagered $4,800

Tim "What is Jefferson In Paris?" — wagered $3,000

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