Show #3210 1998-07-10 (taped 1998-04-13) Regular

Contestants

Roxanne Crocco — a graduate student from Powell, Ohio

Mark Fields — an art center director from Collingswood, New Jersey

Lore Guilmartin — a residence hall director from College Station, Texas (whose 1-day cash winnings total $9,200)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Lore	$1,100	$2,900	$6,100	$11,100 2nd place: Trip to Holiday Inn Montego Bay Beach Resort, Jamaica	$6,700 19 R (including 1 DD), 3 W (including 1 DD)
Mark	$1,600	$1,700	$4,100	$0 3rd place: Motorola StarTac 6000 Cellular Phone	$3,900 15 R (including 1 DD), 5 W
Roxanne	$2,000	$3,700	$7,300	$12,200 New champion: $12,200	$7,300 19 R, 1 W

Jeopardy! Round

MILTON	BERLE	CAR MODELS	BACK TO LISBON	"DOUBLE" OR "NOTHING"	FACIAL EXPRESSIONS
$100 [16] Book I of this John Milton work begins, "Of man's first disobedience..." Paradise Lost Lore	$100 [6] As a child, Milton Berle put on a mustache & baggy suit to win a contest for imitating this silent comic Charlie Chaplin Mark	$100 [21] Accord, Civic, Passport Honda Roxanne	$100 [17] We'll remember this unit is 1/100 of an escudo because it has "cent" in its name centavo Lore	$100 [11] It precedes "nothing gained" nothing ventured Mark	$100 [1] Make sure you "keep" this "clean" & "don't poke" it "in where it doesn't belong" your nose Roxanne
$200 [26] In a 1643 tract the unhappily married Milton argued for incompatibility as grounds for this divorce Lore	$200 [7] In 1949 Berle hosted the first of these, a 16-hour affair to benefit cancer research a telethon Mark	$200 [22] Tercel, Celica, Paseo Toyota Roxanne	$200 [18] We'll explore a monastery & find the tombs of this man & of the poet who chronicled his voyage to India Vasco da Gama Mark	$200 [12] Its arrival is heralded by the following: a Daily Double (on Jeopardy! ) Mark	$200 [2] Disgusting as it sounds, a watchful person "keeps" these "peeled" eyes Lore
$300 [27] In one Milton poem this Biblical hero speaks of the strength he had "while I preserved these locks unshorn" Samson Lore	$400 [9] Berle played himself in this 1984 Woody Allen film about a pathetic talent agent Broadway Danny Rose Roxanne	$300 [23] Lumina, Blazer, Cavalier Chevrolet Mark	$300 [19] When Lisbon's hills tire us out, we'll get around on the picturesque electricos, which are these streetcars Lore	$300 [13] One of these swords can cut both ways a double-edged sword Roxanne	$300 [3] "Little pitchers have big" ones ears Roxanne
$400 [28] On a visit to Florence, Milton met this astronomer, then under inquisitorial house arrest Galileo Lore	DD $500 [8] Berle got a ratings blow in 1955 when this performer came on the air opposite him: Phil Silvers Mark	$400 [24] Catera, Eldorado, Lasalle Cadillac Lore	$400 [20] We can wend our way through the Alfama, an area largely built by these people who ruled Lisbon from 714 to 1147 the Moors Roxanne	$400 [14] Completes "It is a tale told by an idiot, full of sound and fury..." signifying nothing Roxanne	$400 [4] When you're kidding, you're said to have your "tongue in" this--kind of hard to talk that way cheek Lore
$500 [30] In "On His Blindness", Milton wrote, "They also serve who only" do this stand and wait Roxanne	$500 [10] In 1948 Berle's TV show reduced movie attendance on this night of the week Tuesday ("Mr. Tuesday Night") Roxanne	$500 [25] Caravan, Viper, Dart Dodge Roxanne	$500 [29] We'll return in style aboard the Portuguese national airline known by these 3 letters TAP	$500 [15] If Suzette tells Pierre "Your tower's quite an 'Eiffel'", he may take it as one of these a double entendre Mark	$500 [5] When you worry or think deep thoughts, you're said to "knit" this your brow Lore

Double Jeopardy! Round

CLASSICAL MUSICIANS	STAG FILMS	OXYMORONS	I'M FROM MISSOURI--SHOW ME!	WHAT AM I AFRAID OF?	GEORGE WASHINGTON SLEPT HERE
$200 [1] 20th century violin virtuosi include Isaac Stern & this Israel native whose name is a form of Isaac Itzhak Perlman Roxanne	$200 [2] In a TV holiday classic, this character with his dog dressed as a reindeer stole Christmas from Whoville the Grinch Lore	$200 [15] This favorite oath of the "Peanuts" gang appeared in the title of a 1963 anthology "Good Grief" Lore	$200 [3] Show me!I was nicknamed "The Independent Lady from Independence": Bess Truman Mark	$200 [20] Carnophobia is defined as this fear of meat Roxanne	$200 [25] After his marriage, George lived awhile near this city, Virginia's colonial capital at the time Williamsburg Lore Mark
$400 [8] Acclaimed guitarist who shares his name with the composer of "Star Wars" John Williams Mark	$400 [11] In a short cult film, Bambi had an unfortunate meeting with this "King of the Monsters" Godzilla Lore	$400 [16] 2-word term for mottling on food improperly stored in a refrigerator compartment freezer burn	$400 [4] Show me!My friends in St. Louis know I won 2 Emmys for playing "Benson": Robert Guillaume Mark	$400 [21] The encyclopedia will tell you entomophobia means this fear of bugs (or insects) Mark Roxanne	$400 [26] George's birthplace & early home shares this name with Goldsmith's vicar's town Wakefield Lore
$600 [9] As seen in "Shine", he returned to the concert stage under the guidance of his astrologer wife David Helfgott Mark	$600 [12] Robert De Niro, John Savage & Christopher Walken become the quarry in this film about the Vietnam War The Deer Hunter Roxanne	$600 [17] Abbreviated VR, it was coined by computer scientist & musician Jaron Lanier virtual reality Lore	$600 [5] Show me!Let's be frank, I'm more famous than my brother Frank: Jesse James Mark	$600 [22] It's the meaning of Gallophobia fear of France (or of French things) Roxanne	$800 [28] George's presidential residence was in this city during his first year as president New York City Roxanne
$800 [10] He was a Bach-playing organist before becoming famous for his missionary work in Gabon Albert Schweitzer Roxanne	$800 [13] This Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings classic about a boy & his fawn was filmed on location in Florida The Yearling Lore	DD $1,000 [18] In 1954 the Supreme Court ordered schools to desegregate with this type of speed all deliberate speed Lore	$800 [6] Show me!If "Memory" serves, I was born in St. Louis, but a lot of "Cats" know I moved to England: T.S. Eliot Lore	$800 [23] It's what cryophobia is fear of being frozen (or of ice) Mark	DD $1,000 [27] At one time George owned a townhouse in this Virginia city that shares its name with an Egyptian city Alexandria Lore
$1,000 [24] This Russian-born master who became a U.S. citizen adapted "The Stars and Stripes Forever" for piano Vladimir Horowitz Lore Mark Roxanne	$1,000 [14] Lex Barker of Tarzan fame played a James Fenimore Cooper title character in this 1957 film The Deerslayer Lore	$1,000 [19] This Canadian political party has had "Progressive" as part of its name since 1942 Progressive Conservative Mark	$1,000 [7] Show me!Paris went bananas over me when I danced semi-nude in a skirt made of bananas: Josephine Baker Mark	$1,000 [30] Hedonophobia is defined as this fear of pleasure Roxanne	$1,000 [29] In 1793, George spent several nights at a home on Germantown Avenue in this city Philadelphia Mark

Final Jeopardy!

1980s BESTSELLERS

A defection attempt by crew members of the Soviet frigate Storozhevoy inspired this 1984 bestseller

The Hunt for Red October

Mark "What is Polar Star?" — wagered $4,100

Lore "What is the Hunt for Red October?" — wagered $5,000

Roxanne "What is the Hunt for Red October?" — wagered $4,900

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