Show #4061 2002-04-08 (taped 2002-01-09) Regular

Contestants

Andy Seff — a law student from Baltimore, Maryland

Shasa Dobrow — a musician and graduate student originally from Vancouver, Washington

Carol Schlau — a newspaper copy editor from Buffalo, New York (whose 1-day cash winnings total $9,599)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Carol	$3,800	$3,200	$13,000	$0 3rd place: trip to Hawaii by Yahoo! Travel	$11,600 15 R (including 1 DD), 2 W
Shasa	$600	$1,000	$5,400	$5,400 2nd place: trip to Antigua & stay at Pineapple Beach Resort	$5,400 11 R, 2 W
Andy	$2,800	$6,000	$13,000	$13,000 New champion: $13,000	$14,400 19 R, 6 W (including 2 DDs)

Jeopardy! Round

VICE PRESIDENTS	PRO BASKETBALL	SCRAMBLED SAYINGS	LEFTOVERS	BIRD PEOPLE	ELVIS HAS LEFT THE BUILDING
$200 [21] In 1945, at age 60, he became the oldest veep to succeed to the presidency upon the death of the president Harry Truman Shasa	$200 [7] Michael Jordan & this center are the only NBA players with over 30-point averages & over 400 games played Wilt Chamberlain Shasa Andy	$200 [1] Do see monkey monkey "Monkey see, monkey do" Shasa	$200 [2] Jeane Dixon often got her visions looking into one of these globes a crystal ball Andy	$200 [16] All she wanted to do was "have some fun" so she quit teaching music & became a rock star Sheryl Crow Shasa	$200 [3] Scientists are unsure if this Italian landmark is more than its usual 16 feet out of line after Elvis leaves the Leaning Tower of Pisa Andy
$400 [27] In 1985, during President Reagan's cancer surgery, he officially served as acting president for about 8 hours George H. W. Bush Andy	$400 [8] This rival of the NBA, which began play in 1967, introduced the 3-point basket & the All-Star Game slam dunk contest the ABA (the American Basketball Association) Andy	$400 [5] Stiff a upper keep lip "Keep a stiff upper lip" Carol Shasa	$400 [14] The Eldon, Missouri Turkey Festival features a turkey variation of this sport (in which 3 strikes are a turkey) bowling Carol	$400 [17] She played the loud & brassy Carla Tortelli on "Cheers" Rhea Perlman Andy	$400 [4] Elvis sees the Seattle sights after leaving this edifice seen here the Space Needle Carol
$600 [28] He was VP from 1893 to 1897; his same-named grandson lost presidential elections twice to Dwight Eisenhower (Adlai) Stevenson Andy	$600 [9] This NBA team's new home, Philips Arena, is connected to the CNN Center by a concourse the Hawks Andy	$600 [6] Is cherries life a bowl of just "Life is just a bowl of cherries" Shasa	$600 [15] He's the first reindeer mentioned in the intro to the song "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer" Dasher Carol	$600 [22] While dead of St. Patrick's cathedral in Dublin, he wrote "Gulliver's Travels" (Jonathan) Swift Carol Andy	$600 [18] Elvis needs no good luck charm, he sees to his insurance before leaving this city's Prudential Tower on Boylston St. Boston Andy
—	$800 [10] In 1941 this current Michigan team, the NBA's oldest, began playing in Fort Wayne, Indiana the Pistons Andy	$800 [12] Off a block the old chip "a chip off the old block" Andy	$800 [25] This Roman emperor's wife Sabina wasn't put on his wall, she was put on a coin in 128 A.D. Hadrian Carol	$800 [23] For his work in "Network", he became the first actor to win an Oscar posthumously (Peter) Finch Andy	$800 [19] Elvis says than kyouverymuch & leaves this NYC building on 34th St., completed in 1931 the Empire State Building Carol
—	$1,000 [11] This Utah Jazz forward was named the NBA's Most Valuable Player in both 1997 & 1999 Karl Malone Carol	$1,000 [13] In snug as rug a bug a "Snug as a bug in a rug" Carol	$1,000 [26] In 1916 his ashes were smuggled from England to a Cambridge, Mass. cemetery where he's now pushing up Daisy Millers (Henry) James Andy	DD $1,200 [24] "If you seek his monument, look about you" at St. Paul's cathedral; if you seek his tomb, it's there too Sir Christopher Wren Andy	$1,000 [20] Elvis goes global & exits this Russian citadel, seen here the Kremlin

Double Jeopardy! Round

LONDON LITERARY TOUR	PROBING QUESTIONS	'80s ROCK	THE LARGEST IN AREA	BOATS & SHIPS	WHAT'S "D" MATTER?
$400 [11] He wrote "Bleak House" in Tavistock House in Tavistock Square Dickens Andy	$400 [9] The Sakigake, Suisei, Vega 1 & Vega 2 probes had this noted traveler surrounded in March 1986 Halley's Comet	$400 [4] In the '80s this rocker burnt up the charts with hits like "Fire". "I'm on Fire" & "Glory Days" Bruce Springsteen Shasa	$400 [1] Jamaica, Cuba, the Bahamas Cuba Shasa Andy	DD $200 [27] (Sarah is on a boat.) Ready to race? We are on this "patriotic" yacht that won Dennis Conner the America's Cup in 1987 Stars and Stripes Andy	$400 [13] In England there is nothing like this title for the female equivalent of a knight a dame Carol Andy
$800 [12] Virginia Stephen & this man left 38 Brunswick Square when they married in 1912 Leonard Woolf	$800 [10] In 1990 the Ulysses probe was sent to study this body on which no man can ever set foot the sun Shasa	$800 [5] Her 1989 "Rhythm Nation" album produced 7 top 10 hits, including the title track Janet Jackson Carol	$800 [2] Cambodia, Vietnam, Laos Vietnam	$400 [23] James Cameron used real footage of this sunken luxury liner in his 1997 movie the Titanic Carol	$800 [14] Bela Lugosi & Gary Oldman are counted among the actors who have played this movie role Dracula Carol
$1,200 [18] Her rent checks for 23 Fitzroy Road weren't signed Victoria Lucas, the pen name she used on "The Bell Jar" Sylvia Plath Shasa	$1,200 [22] The U.S. crashed the Lunar Prospector on the moon in 1999 hoping to see a plume of this water	$1,200 [6] In a remake of a Mindbenders hit, Phil Collins sang, "Wouldn't you agree, Baby you and me got" this "A Groovy Kind Of Love" Carol	$1,200 [3] Algeria, Botswana, Egypt Algeria Carol Shasa Andy	$800 [24] In 1673 Marquette & Joliet traveled the Mississippi in these made of birchbark canoes	$1,200 [15] Sammy Sosa, who grew up poor in this country, uses much of his earnings to help the people there the Dominican Republic Andy
$1,600 [20] If you want to check out his "Private Life", see the 17 Gerald Road home this man lived in from the '30s to the '50s Noel Coward	—	$2,000 [8] Their "Money For Nothing" did bring them something, the 1985 Grammy for Best Group Rock Performance Dire Straits Carol	$1,600 [19] Austria, Poland, Germany Germany Shasa	$1,200 [25] This wooden sailing ship of the Far East sounds like a bunch of useless stuff a junk boat Shasa	$1,600 [16] (Cheryl is playing with her toys.) For tots with tiny fingers, Lego introduced these bigger bricks in 1969 Duplo Andy
$2,000 [21] A copy of his 1614 "History of the World" is kept in the tower of London, where he was imprisoned when he wrote it (Sir Walter) Raleigh Andy	—	DD $3,000 [7] (Hi. I'm "Weird Al" Yankovic.) You'll see Greg Kihn as well as announcer Don Pardo in this video of mine from 1984 "I Lost on Jeopardy" Carol	$2,000 [26] Iran, Saudi Arabia, Iraq Saudi Arabia Andy	$2,000 [28] Henry Hudson & James Cook's expeditions each shuttled across the ocean on a ship called this Discovery	$2,000 [17] On the road in this world capital you can visit the tomb of Saladin Damascus Andy

Final Jeopardy!

THE MOVIES

Later a Broadway show, this 1988 comedy was the first movie directed by a woman to earn $100 million

Big

Shasa "What is The Producers" — wagered $0

Andy "What is Big" — wagered $0

Carol "What is When Harry Met Sally?" — wagered $13,000

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