Show #4132 2002-07-16 (taped 2002-03-06) Regular

Contestants

Beth Milnes — a legal secretary from Venice, California

Neal Thompson — a software engineer from San Diego, California

Molly McGowan — an information specialist from Pottsville, Pennsylvania (whose 1-day cash winnings total $26,001)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Molly	$2,200	$2,600	$3,800	$7,600 3rd place: $1,000	$9,800 17 R, 5 W (including 2 DDs)
Neal	$1,000	$2,400	$9,600	$12,600 2nd place: $2,000	$9,600 13 R, 3 W
Beth	$2,400	$10,000	$12,400	$19,400 New champion: $19,400	$10,400 19 R (including 1 DD), 4 W

Jeopardy! Round

"IT"s	MONTY PYTHON	THE HOLY GRAIL	THE LARCH	BICYCLE REPAIRMAN	A SPANISH INQUISITION
$200 [3] Its territory includes the island of Elba Italy Molly	$200 [8] The first "Monty Python" movie was 1971's "And Now For Something Completely" this Completely Different Beth	$200 [13] In many legends this chaste knight & son of Lancelot finds the Holy Grail Galahad Neal	$200 [26] Being deciduous, the larch is one of the few members of this tree family that isn't an evergreen pine Beth	$200 [21] Bicycle repairman learned the hard way, don't use a sharp screwdriver to take this off the rim the tire Beth	$200 [1] Spain's highest peaks in these mountains are in the Maladeta range the Pyrenees Beth
$400 [4] To list individual deductions on a tax return to itemize Beth	$400 [9] After "Monty Python", he wrote & starred in the TV cult classic "Fawlty Towers" John Cleese Neal Beth	$400 [14] This piece of furniture had a seat called the Siege Perilous reserved for the knight who led the Grail quest the Round Table Beth	$400 [27] The European larch is valued as a source of durable wood & this pungent liquid used as a paint solvent turpentine Molly	$400 [22] B.R.'s uniform features a jersey of this color, like the leader in the Tour de France yellow Molly	$400 [2] A former capital, this city of central Spain is home to the El Greco Museum Toledo Neal
$600 [5] Frank Capra won his first directing Oscar for this 1934 romantic comedy It Happened One Night Molly	$600 [10] During his college days, this Python served as President of the Footlights Revue at Cambridge University Eric Idle Beth	$600 [15] In his epic poem "The Waste Land", this writer drew upon the Grail legend of the Fisher King T.S. Eliot Molly	$600 [28] Reaching 200', one of the tallest species of larch is Larix occidentalis, also known by this "directional" name the Western larch Molly Neal	$600 [23] B.R. knows that most pedals, because they are threaded differently, are marked with 1 of these 2 letters R or L (right and left) Beth	$600 [18] Until captured in 1492, this southern Spanish city was the last stronghold of the Moors Grenada Beth
$800 [6] Adjective meaning traveling from place to place, especially to find work itinerant Molly	$800 [11] Michael Palin was one of "the Knights Who Say" this word in "Monty Python & the Holy Grail" Ni! Neal Beth	$800 [16] In one legend, the Holy Grail is entrusted to this man "of Arimathea" who brings it to England Joseph Beth	$800 [29] Widely planted around the world, the Japanese larch grows wild on the mountains of this largest Japanese island Honshu Beth	$800 [24] B.R. figures these brakes, using back pressure on the pedals, might also stop drinks from sliding off the bar coasters (coaster brakes) Molly Neal	$800 [19] The Alagorn & the Jarama are tributaries of this river that flows across Spain & Portugal the Tagus Beth
$1,000 [7] In 1832 this Minnesota lake was established as the main source of the Mississippi River Lake Itasca	$1,000 [12] Now a film director, this American created the wacky & surreal animations used on the TV show Terry Gilliam Beth	$1,000 [17] The 1882 opera "Parsifal" by this composer was based on a medieval poem about the Grail legend Wagner Beth	$1,000 [30] The larch is a sacred tree to these people of northern Scandinavia who are also known as the Saami the Lapps or Lapplanders	$1,000 [25] B.R.'s been repairing bikes since he had to fix a banana seat on one of this company's Sting-Rays as a kid Schwinn Molly	DD $3,000 [20] The name of this second-largest Caribbean island means "the Spanish island" Hispaniola Beth

Double Jeopardy! Round

THE WAR OF 1812	COLLEGE TEAM NICKNAMES	WHEELS	INITIAL REACTION	MEDICINE	FROM A TO E
$400 [16] It was during the war that this character became a symbol of the good old U.S.A. Uncle Sam Molly	$400 [2] Troy State & the University of Southern California the Trojans Molly	$400 [26] In 1964 James Bond was wheeling around in the DB5 model of this British sports car an Aston Martin Molly	$400 [11] Larry Hagman played this "man you love to hate" from 1978 to 1991 J.R. Ewing Beth	$400 [21] The term rheumatism is often used for this, particularly the rheumatoid type arthritis Molly	$400 [1] Hateful, or a certain snowman abominable Molly
$800 [17] This American naval ship destroyed the Cuerriere & the Java, among others the Constitution ? Molly Neal Beth	$800 [3] Mississippi State & Georgia the Bulldogs Beth	$800 [27] The first wheeled vehicle used here was Russia's Lunokhod 1 the moon Neal	$800 [12] Ah, yes, this curmudgeonly comic played Mr. Micawber in the 1935 screen version of "David Copperfield" W.C. Fields Neal	$800 [22] Iritis & scleritis are inflammations of parts of this the eye Neal	$800 [4] In the Bible, John, James or Judas apostle Neal
$1,200 [18] (Sofia presents the clue.) The musket I'm holding, like the ones in the War of 1812, uses a firing mechanism known as this a flintlock	$1,200 [6] U. Conn. & Washington the Huskies Neal	$1,200 [28] In 1834 this "attractive" Englishman patented a covered cab slung between 2 large wheels (Joseph) Hansom Neal	$1,200 [13] A dance hall fight over a woman named Lucille inspired him to name each of his guitars after her B.B. King Neal	$1,200 [23] (Here's Cheryl.) You're seeing this type of image of me, useful in medical and security fields, as it can detect heat and movement infrared Neal	$1,200 [5] In the name of a Pulitzer Prize-winning novel by Allen Drury it precedes "and Consent" Advise Molly Beth
$2,000 [20] In 1812 the U.S. lost Fort Detroit after losing this fort where Chicago is now Fort Dearborn	$1,600 [9] Wyoming & Oklahoma State the Cowboys Beth	$1,600 [29] This author wrote about the auto industry in "Wheels" & the airline industry in "Airport" Arthur Hailey Beth	$1,600 [14] "Flowers in the Attic" & "Petals on the Wind" are chilling novels by this author V.C. Andrews Neal	$1,600 [24] In the Type I or "juvenile" form of this disease, the insulin-secreting cells in the pancreas are destroyed diabetes Molly	$1,600 [7] The sap from one type of this desert plant is used to make mascal; another yields the fiber called sisal agave Molly
DD $3,000 [19] In August 1814 this President rode out to review the ragtag bunch who were the remaining American troops James Madison Molly	$2,000 [10] Tennessee State & Auburn the Tigers Molly	$2,000 [30] (And now the last clue. Sarah?) It's the last name of stock-car racing brothers Bobby and Terry; you might call them "L" on wheels Labonte	$2,000 [15] This leader of Pan-Africanism received the Spingarn Medal in 1920 W.E.B. Du Bois	DD $3,000 [25] From the Greek for "to puff up", this lung disease involves the alveoli puffing up & ruptuing emphysema Molly	$2,000 [8] This hard variety of coal is the main mineral resource in both Korea & Vietnam anthracite Molly

Final Jeopardy!

CLASSIC MOVIES

A short feature called "Salzburg Sight & Sound" is included with the DVD 35th Anniversary Edition of this film

The Sound of Music

Molly "What is The Sound of Music?" — wagered $3,800

Neal "What is The Sound of Music" — wagered $3,000

Beth "What is Sound of Music?" — wagered $7,000

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