Show #3085 1998-01-16 Regular

Contestants

Drew Reid — a musician and songwriter from Franklin, Tennessee

Alice Dutton — a customer service representative from Canton, Connecticut

Bill Dougherty — an art services provider from Chicago, Illinois (whose 1-day cash winnings total $7,501)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Bill	$900	$2,100	$5,900	$9,801 2nd place: Trip to Tenaya Lodge, Yosemite National Park, California	$5,900 16 R, 1 W
Alice	$1,600	$2,700	$4,900	$9,400 3rd place: Sony Power Cinema Package	$4,000 12 R (including 3 DDs), 1 W
Drew	$1,300	$2,500	$6,100	$12,100 New champion: $12,100	$6,100 21 R, 2 W

Jeopardy! Round

U.S PLACE NAMES	ICE CREAM FLAVORS	"B" IN BIOLOGY	POP MUSIC	CLOTHING	LA LANGUE FRANCAISE
$100 [19] Anne Arundel County in this state is named for the wife of the second Lord Baltimore Maryland Bill	$100 [25] This most popular ice cream flavor comes from the fruit of a tropical orchid Vanilla Bill	$100 [3] This layer of fat helps maintain a whale's body temperature at 93-99 F., & that's nothing to cry over Blubber Bill	$100 [1] We were shocked to hear this Rolling Stone was the guest vocalist on the Jacksons' hit "State of Shock" Mick Jagger Bill	$100 [16] For women, this word follows tank, tube & halter Top Drew	$100 [11] It's "one", "two", "three", mon ami Un, deux, trois Drew
$200 [12] A city near L.A. is named for this novelist from New England; wonder how many "scarlet" women live there (Nathaniel) Hawthorne Drew	$200 [30] Dairy product that precedes pecan in the name of a flavor Butter Drew	$200 [6] When you "make a muscle" in your arm, you contract this 2-headed muscle Bicep Bill	$200 [2] His then-wife Christie Brinkley painted the cover of his 1993 album "River of Dreams" Billy Joel Alice	$200 [17] Bra sizes normally run from AAA to DD; widths of these fashion items usually run from AAAAA to EEEE Shoes Drew	$200 [22] What the French call Janvier & Fevrier, we call these months January & February Alice
$300 [13] This New Mexico city was named for a railroad paymaster, not for a pollster Gallup Drew	$300 [29] This brand of cookie has been an ingredient of Edy's Cookies 'N Cream since 1983 Oreo Bill	$300 [8] It's secreted by the liver, stored in the gallbladder & released into the duodenum after eating Bile Alice	$300 [4] Cindy Birdsong sang with Patti LaBelle's Blue Belles before joining this Motown trio in 1967 The Supremes Drew	$300 [18] The long, bulky, large-collared coat made of this fur was popular with 1920s college men Raccoon Drew	$300 [23] 4-word phrase for the best of the best, you might say it rises to the top Creme de la creme Bill
$400 [14] Motley County in this state wasn't named for Motley Crue but for a man wounded in the Battle of San Jacinto Texas Drew	$400 [27] It's the flavor of ice cream with pieces you should chew but not swallow Bubble gum Alice	$500 [10] As opposed to spontaneous generation, it's the theory that life originates only from living organisms Biogenesis	$400 [5] Elton John & Kiki Dee had a No. 1 hit with "Don't Go" doing this Breaking My Heart Alice	$400 [20] This checkered pattern is named for its resemblance to a canine's canine Houndstooth Bill	$400 [24] French for "puffed out", it describes a hairstyle popular in the '60s Bouffant Drew
$500 [15] A dozen U.S. counties are named for this 19th century politician, a "Little Giant" indeed (Stephen) Douglas Bill Drew	$500 [26] This word describing how a ribbon of syrup or fruit is put into ice cream often appears in the name Swirl Drew	DD $700 [9] It's the branch of biology that specifically studies sometimes harmful one-celled organisms Bacteriology Alice	$500 [7] In 1978 he asked, "Do Ya Think I'm Sexy?" & also recorded "I Was Only Joking" Rod Stewart Bill	$500 [21] This piece of lingerie is the upper half of a slip & can be worn under an unbuttoned shirt Teddy/camisole Alice	$500 [28] This 2-word phrase gives a person complete freedom to act at will Carte blanche Bill

Double Jeopardy! Round

ARTISTS & THEIR SUBJECTS	HISTORIC NICKNAMES	LITERARY HODGEPODGE	MURDER & MUSICALS	AGRICULTURE	BOUGHT THE FARM
$200 [15] You can see Elisabeth Vigee-Le Brun's 1787 portrait of this queen & her children at Versailles Marie Antoinette Bill	$200 [4] She was "The Lady With the Hatchet" Carrie Nation Drew	$200 [11] In the 1850s this British female poet wrote a blank verse novel called "Aurora Leigh" Elizabeth Barrett Browning Drew	$200 [14] This musical based on a Charles Dickens novel features a murder at London Bridge: what a "Twist!" Oliver! Drew	$200 [6] Hawaii produces 300,000 tons of this tropical fruit a year, the vast majority of the USA's crop Pineapple Drew	$200 [26] Tomoyuki Tanaka, the producer who created this Tokyo-attacking giant lizard, died in Tokyo in April 1997 Godzilla Alice
$400 [10] One of Gustave Moreau's favorite subjects was this Biblical dancer who was barely veiled Salome Alice	$400 [5] He was the "Great Soul" & "The Father of India" Mohandas K. Gandhi Drew	$400 [12] Revolutionary Sergey Nechayev was the model for Peter Verkhovensky in his novel "The Possessed" Fyodor Dostoevsky Bill	$400 [16] Devoted fans of the hit musical about this dual personality are known as Jeckies "Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde" Alice	$400 [9] Bovine Somatotropin, or BST, is a hormone used to increase the yield of this Milk Bill	$400 [7] This beloved San Francisco Chronicle columnist died at age 80 in 1997 Herb Caen Drew
$600 [3] This impressionist who lived in Giverny painted a "Poppy Field in a Hollow Near Giverny" in 1885 Claude Monet Drew	$600 [8] "Lady Lindy" or "America's Premier Air Woman" Amelia Earhart Drew	$600 [13] "Basil: A Story of Modern Life" is a melodramatic tale of seduction by this author of "The Moonstone" Wilkie Collins	$800 [18] This Oscar Hammerstein musical inspired by "Carmen" ends with a murder outside a boxing arena "Carmen Jones" (directed by Otto Preminger)	$600 [24] It's the most important grain that originated in the Americas Corn Drew	$600 [27] Both famous for playing this "MAS*H" character, Roger Bowen & McLean Stevenson died in February 1996 Col. Henry Blake Drew
$800 [2] In 1778, during his last trip to Paris, this "Candide" author sat for a bust sculpted by Houdon Voltaire Bill	$800 [22] "Le Roi Soleil" Louis XIV Alice Drew	DD $1,000 [19] Ira Levin started writing this 1967 novel while his wife was pregnant, & he wouldn't let her read it "Rosemary's Baby" Alice	DD $1,000 [17] Title murderer you have to watch out for when you hear the following: "The Phantom of the Opera" Alice	—	$800 [25] Nancy Claster, Miss Nancy in the '50s on this children's series, don't bee with us anymore Romper Room
$1,000 [1] Around 1915 this Italian painted an elongated, asymmetrical portrait of artist Juan Gris Amedeo Modigliani	$1,000 [23] "The Founder of Modern Mexico" Benito Juarez	$1,000 [20] "The Jewel in the Crown" is the first book in this "quartet" of novels by Paul Scott The Raj Quartet Bill	$1,000 [21] Bebe Neuwirth won a 1997 Tony for playing a homicidal hussy named Velma in this musical revival "Chicago" Bill	—	$1,000 [28] The author associated with the address seen here, she died in April 1997 at age 80:[84 Charing Cross Rd.] Helene Hanff

Final Jeopardy!

IN THE NEWS

Colin Powell & Jimmy Carter were among those who attended its dedication Nov. 6, 1997 at Texas A&M University

George Bush Presidential Library and Museum

Alice "What is the George Bush Library" — wagered $4,500

Bill "What is the Geo Bush Library?" — wagered $3,901

Drew "What is the Geo Bush Library?" — wagered $6,000

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