Show #1103 1989-05-24 (taped 1989-01-31) Regular

Rich Lerner game 2.

Contestants

Judi Birnberg — a teacher and writer from Sherman Oaks, California

Otis Maxwell — a freelance copywriter originally from Dallas, Texas

Rich Lerner — a lawyer from Silver Spring, Maryland (whose 1-day cash winnings total $9,400)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Rich	$1,800	$2,100	$8,300	$12,000 2-day champion: $21,400	$9,700 25 R (including 1 DD), 2 W (including 1 DD)
Otis	$0	$1,300	$2,900	$4,900 3rd place: Academy Broadway dome tent, nylon sleeping bags, double-wide air mattress, & travel packs	$3,900 9 R, 1 W (including 1 DD)
Judi	$1,300	$2,600	$6,000	$11,998 2nd place: Pinseeker custom-made golf clubs & bag + John Deere self-propelled mower	$6,000 13 R, 1 W

Jeopardy! Round

ADDRESSES	THE EMMYS	SIGNS & SYMBOLS	FURNITURE	10-LETTER NAMES	FAMOUS QUOTES
$100 [1] This animated family lived at 201 Cobblestone Way in Bedrock the Flintstones Rich	$100 [21] Best Comedy Writing for the 1971-72 season went to "Edith's Problem", an episode of this sitcom All in the Family Rich	$100 [7] A large "X" separating 2 "R"s in a circular road sign indicates this a railroad crossing Rich	$100 [3] Made to hold linens, one can be called bridal, hope or sweetheart a chest Rich	$100 [12] Read his lips; he's the 41st president of the United States George Bush Rich Judi	$200 [25] Profession of Bob Fitzsimmons who said, "The bigger they come, the harder they fall" boxing Rich
$200 [2] At night you'll have no trouble spotting this stadium at 1060 W. Addison St., Chicago--it's now lighted Wrigley Field Judi	$200 [26] This former producer of "ABC's Wide World of Sports" received the 1st of his 40+ Emmy nominations in 1966 Roone Arledge Rich	$200 [8] From the Latin "dictus", meaning said, it's a pair of marks placed under words indicating repetition ditto marks Judi	$200 [15] It's a hassock or stool, as Miss Muffet could tell you a tuffet Otis	$300 [14] 1 of 2 Republican senators from Kansas, but Nancy Kassebaum doesn't fit the category Robert Dole Otis	$300 [23] Nelson said, "England expects that every man will do" this & died thanking God he did his his duty Rich
$300 [4] Whether travelling by land or sea, don't miss this attraction at 193 Salem St. in Boston the Old North Church Judi	—	$300 [9] On calculators, the key with this function is symbolized by a diagonal line between 2 small circles percentage Judi	$300 [16] Shojis are translucent screens which originated in this country Japan Judi	$400 [19] He plays John on "Dear John" Judd Hirsch Rich	$400 [24] Complete's John Acton's line "Power tends to..." corrupt Rich Otis
$400 [5] President Hoover was among those dedicating this NYC building at 350 Fifth Ave. on May 1, 1931 the Empire State Building Rich	—	$400 [10] 2 of 3 signs of the zodiac whose symbols have horns (2 of) Aries, Taurus, & Capricorn Judi	$400 [17] French for "chewed paper", this molded paper pulp was used to make Victorian furniture papier-mâché Otis	$500 [20] Great Caesar's ghost! He was Clark Kent's boss Perry White Rich	$500 [22] Napoleon said it's one step away from the sublime the ridiculous Judi
$500 [6] In '48 the Trumans temporarily moved from 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue to this mansion at number 1651 Blair House Rich	—	$500 [11] In sign language, 1 of the 2 letters made by a moving finger J (or Z) Rich	$500 [18] The style named for this 18th c. English queen featured shell carvings & cabriole legs Queen Anne Judi	DD $1,000 [13] The following1983 song was his last No. 1 hit:"Put on your red shoes and dance the blues (Let's dance) /To the song they're playing on the radio..." David Bowie Rich	—

Double Jeopardy! Round

ROYALTY	"D" IN LITERATURE	SPIES	MOVIE TRIVIA	WORD PLAY	CLASSICAL MUSIC
$200 [21] Granddaughter of George III, she became queen after the death of her uncle William IV Queen Victoria Rich	$200 [8] In titles, this word precedes "Comes for the Archbishop", "in Venice" & "of a Salesman" Death Rich	$200 [3] A 1980 Charles Higham book claims that this swashbuckling actor was a spy for the Gestapo Errol Flynn Rich	$200 [16] Jimmy Cagney's sister Jeanne played George M. Cohan's sister Josie in this movie classic Yankee Doodle Dandy Rich	$200 [1] Subtract 1 letter from "insane" to get this word which means silly or empty inane Otis	$600 [23] This 1940 Disney film featured the music of Bach, Beethoven, Stravinsky, Schubert & Mussorgsky Fantasia Otis
$400 [22] Cyrus, who conquered the Medes, founded the Achaemenid Empire of this country Persia Judi	$400 [11] Some say this classic Cervantes novel is a veiled attack on the Catholic Church Don Quixote Otis	$400 [4] According to the Book of Numbers, he sent 12 men to spy out the Land of Canaan Moses Otis	$400 [17] In the '30s Dwight Frye played Fritz the Dwarf in "Frankenstein" & Renfield in this horror classic Dracula Rich	$400 [2] Wally & the Beaver, or the axlike knives they'd use to cut meat Cleavers Rich	—
$600 [24] The Viking Rurik, not Erik the Red, is considered founder of this country which his descendants ruled until 1598 Russia	$600 [12] The romantic Greek poem about Chloe & this boy was once considered obscene Daphnis Judi	$600 [9] This American spy was exchanged for Rudolf Abel on February 10, 1962 (Francis Gary) Powers Rich	DD $400 [19] His last film was "Nothing in Common" Jackie Gleason Rich	$800 [6] Body part that's alphabetically 1st in most dictionaries, though it's near your middle the abdomen Judi	—
$800 [25] After divorcing her 1st husband, Livia Drusilla married this man, the 1st emperor of Rome Augustus Caesar	$800 [13] We doubt if Moll Flanders would have relished reading his "Journal of the Plague Year" (Daniel) Defoe Judi	$800 [10] He wrote an autobiography explaining how he "Led 3 Lives" Herbert Philbrick Judi	$600 [18] Choreographer Twyla Tharp collaborated with this ballet star on his dances for "White Nights" Mikhail Baryshnikov Rich	DD $1,000 [5] The 2 states whose names have 3 vowels & only 1 consonant Ohio & Iowa Otis	—
$1,000 [26] In 1889 Pedro II called it quits & this S. American land moved toward becoming a republic Brazil	$1,000 [14] He never finished writing his novel "Netochka Nezvanova" because he was sent to Siberia (Fyodor) Dostoevsky Rich	$1,000 [15] In 1948 this editor of Time magazine identified himself & Alger Hiss as Soviet agents Whittaker Chambers Rich	$1,000 [20] Her niece Katharine Houghton played her daughter in "Guess Who's Coming to Dinner" Katharine Hepburn Rich	$1,000 [7] A Dylan Thomas play, or where you might find "milkwort" in Webster's 3rd Int'l Dictionary Under Milk Wood Otis	—

Final Jeopardy!

WORLD CITIES

Linked by the world's 5th longest suspension bridge, it lies in both Europe & Asia

Istanbul

Otis "What is Istanbul" — wagered $2,000

Judi "What is Istanbul?" — wagered $5,998

Rich "What is Istanbul?" — wagered $3,700

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