Show #3052 1997-12-02 Regular

Contestants

Kathy Giddens — an instructional coordinator from Warner Robins, Georgia

Tom Castelazo — a middle school teacher originally from Fresno, California

Heather O'Neill — a program assistant from Tarboro, North Carolina (whose 2-day cash winnings total $12,800)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Heather	$1,200	$3,400	$2,800	$100 3rd place: Pair of Franchi-Menotti Sports Watches	$2,800 15 R, 4 W
Tom	$1,000	$2,400	$6,300	$2,801 New champion: $2,801	$7,800 20 R, 5 W (including 1 DD)
Kathy	$800	$2,600	$4,400	$100 2nd place: Panasonic 31" Superflat System TV & Bush Home Theatre	$4,100 15 R (including 1 DD), 3 W

Jeopardy! Round

REEL MEN OF THE CLOTH	ADVICE	THE PRESIDENT'S DOG	BASKETBALL	EASTERN EUROPE	BODY LANGUAGE
$100 [3] In 1997 this Blues Brother was collared to play Mike Weber, a free-wheeling minister on "Soul Man" Dan Aykroyd Heather	$100 [9] "Never trust the advice of a man in difficulties" was the moral of his "The Fox and the Goat" Aesop Kathy	$100 [18] The press corps called this Scottie "The Informer"; when they saw him they knew FDR was near Fala Tom	$100 [13] In 1968 the St. Louis Hawks flew the coop & landed in this city Atlanta Heather	$100 [1] Unlike other major Polish cities like Warsaw, this former capital escaped WWII devastation Krakow Heather	$100 [23] It's said to be "The way to a man's heart" Through his stomach Heather
$200 [5] This 1944 Bing Crosby film won more than "Two-Ra-Loo-Ra-Loo-Ra" Oscars, it won 7 Going My Way Kathy	$200 [10] Heloise says if you're wearing these & are going to make a splash in the water, at least squint contact lenses Heather Kathy	$200 [19] Edgar was the beagle named after this man, who gave him to LBJ J. Edgar Hoover Tom	$200 [14] It was Kerr-tains for this team when the Bulls' Steve Kerr made the title-winning shot in the 1997 NBA Finals Utah Jazz Tom	$200 [2] The Bulgarians are famous for this dairy product, which they claimed to have invented yogurt Heather Kathy	$200 [24] A digital phrase meaning to hitchhike Thumb a ride Kathy
$300 [6] In this 1964 film Richard Burton was an alcoholic, philandering ex-clergyman in Mexico Night of the Iguana Kathy	$300 [30] "Never be the only one, except, possibly, in your own home", wrote this author of "The Color Purple" Alice Walker Tom	$300 [20] His golden retriever Liberty gave birth to 9 pups in the White House, giving him even more to trip over Gerald Ford Tom	$300 [15] In May 1997 this former Celtics star returned to his home state to become coach of the Indiana Pacers Larry Bird Tom	$300 [4] Nicu Ceausescu, a playboy who was groomed to lead this country, was jailed in 1990 & died in 1996 Romania Kathy	$300 [25] When you're charged a great deal of money for something, you "pay through" this The nose Heather
$400 [7] 1973 film that gave Jason Miller a real workout as the priest Father Karras The Exorcist Kathy	$400 [29] Advice of John Soule later picked up by Horace Greeley "Go West, Young Man" Kathy	$400 [21] He gave the Kennedys Pushinka, a pup of Strelka, the first Soviet dog in space Nikita Khrushchev Kathy	$400 [16] John Wooden, the legendary "Wizard of Westwood", coached this school to 10 NCAA titles UCLA Heather	$400 [11] Bratislava is the capital of Slovakia & Ljubljana is the capital of this former Yugoslav republic Slovenia Heather	$400 [26] It means too close to tell, especially in horse racing Neck and neck Heather
$500 [8] In 1947 David Niven was in "The Bishop's Wife"; in 1996 Denzel Washington starred in this remake The Preacher's Wife Tom	$500 [28] Satchel Paige & this actor's 2,000-Year-Old Man say to avoid fried foods for longevity Mel Brooks Heather	DD $800 [22] This bestselling author died in May 1997 at age 12 Millie (President Bush's dog) Kathy	$500 [17] While at Princeton, this future U.S. Senator set the record for points in a Final Four game with 58 Bill Bradley Heather	$500 [12] You can "spot" Croatia's tourist cities Split & Dubrovnik in this coastal region for which a dog breed is named Dalmatia Heather Kathy	$500 [27] Derived from the Bible, it immediately follows "An eye for an eye" "A tooth for a tooth" Tom

Double Jeopardy! Round

REAL MEN OF THE CLOTH	THE NEW WORLD	ZOOLOGY	CLASSICAL COMPOSERS	BUSINESS & INDUSTRY	"A" PLUS
$200 [2] Some believe that Lubavitch Rabbi Schneerson, who died in 1994, was Mashiah, meaning this Messiah Tom	$200 [9] In 1513 Martin Waldseemuller updated his 1507 map, taking this name off the new continent America	$200 [8] Some spiders have a special organ called a cribellum that enables them to do this; how artistic spin a web (spin silk, weave accepted) Heather Kathy	$200 [1] His period of work between "Eroica" & Symphony No. 8 is known as his heroic decade Ludwig van Beethoven Heather	$200 [7] In May 1997 this cereal company introduced new Cocoa Frosted Flakes Kellogg's Tom Kathy	$200 [15] Some think this long-snouted mammal's scientific name, Orycteropus afer, is haard to pronounce an aardvark Heather Tom
$400 [14] This soul singer of "Let's Stay Together" began his ministry after surviving an attack with boiling grits Al Green Heather	$400 [10] Montezuma told him stay on the coast; he didn't listen; then, don't come into Tenochtitlan; he didn't listen Hernando Cortes Tom	$400 [22] Wasps are noted for this "slim" feature, which helps the abdomen move freely & makes stinging easier the waist Tom	$400 [3] A Freemason, this Austrian sprinkled references to Masonry in his "Masonic Cantata" & "The Magic Flute" Wolfgang A. Mozart Tom	$400 [16] In 1989 Ruth M. Owades launched Calyx & Corolla, a mail order company that sells these flowers Tom	$400 [19] It's what Lauren Bacall heard when she took her bow after the musical of the same name applause Kathy
$600 [24] In 1995 he was chosen to head a commission investigating apartheid-era crimes Archbishop Desmond Tutu Heather Tom Kathy	$600 [11] Columbus carried a letter from Ferdinand to the Grand Khan not knowing this dynasty was now in power Ming dynasty Kathy	$600 [23] Found in Africa, the caffre, or Felis libyca, may have been the first wild one of these animals domesticated (Wild) Cat Heather Tom	$600 [4] When his "Madama Butterfly" opened at La Scala in 1904, it was greeted with hisses Giacomo Puccini Tom	$600 [17] This leading textbook publisher was formed in 1864 as a partnership, Hurd & Houghton Houghton Mifflin Tom	$600 [20] "The Left Handed Dictionary" defines this as "a man you can shut up by closing a book" author Tom
—	$800 [12] He stowed away with his dog Leoncico & went on to view the Pacific Vasco de Balboa Tom	—	$800 [5] For the 1910 season, Sergei Diaghilev commissioned him to score a ballet based on "The Firebird" Igor Stravinsky Tom	DD $1,500 [18] In 1997 this parent company of CBS acquired The Nashville Network Westinghouse Tom	$800 [21] A type of marbles or agricultural college students who might have played with them Aggies Tom
—	$1,000 [13] In 1541 he crossed the Mississippi & came within 400 miles of running into Coronado Hernando de Soto Kathy	—	$1,000 [6] This Venetian's first works date from the early 18th C. during his years as violin master of a girls' orphanage Antonio Vivaldi Tom	—	—

Final Jeopardy!

17th CENTURY LITERATURE

Part one of this English allegory ends, "So I awoke, and behold it was a dream"

"Pilgrim's Progress"

Heather "What is something I've never read?" — wagered $2,700

Kathy "What is "The Divine Comedy"" — wagered $4,300

Tom "What is Paradise Lost" — wagered $3,499

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