Show #3567 2000-02-22 (taped 1999-11-30) Regular

Jeremy Bate game 3.

Contestants

John Boyle — an operations consultant from Westfield, New Jersey

Laura Schaefer — a Ph.D. student in mechanical engineering from Atlanta, Georgia

Jeremy Bate — a writer from Los Angeles, California (whose 2-day cash winnings total $22,200)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Jeremy	$3,100	$5,500	$11,600	$10,900 3-day champion: $33,100	$10,200 28 R (including 2 DDs), 2 W
Laura	$200	$400	$1,800	$1,600 2nd place: Sanyo Blimp Trip in U.S.	$2,800 9 R, 4 W (including 1 DD)
John	$400	$1,300	$6,100	$1 3rd place: Viewsonic VP150 Computer Monitor	$6,100 16 R, 2 W

Jeopardy! Round

AFRICAN CREATURES	THE FILM VAULT	WILD WOMEN IN HISTORY	MAJOR CITIES' AIRPORTS	CELEBS	"K" MART
$100 [23] This bloodsucking fly found only in Africa spreads sleeping sickness Tsetse fly Jeremy	$100 [6] Brigitta, Marta & Gretl are 3 of the Von Trapp children in this 1965 Oscar winner The Sound of Music Laura	$100 [3] Mattie Silks ran the House of Mirrors, once the most famous bordello in this Colorado capital Denver Jeremy	$100 [12] Heathrow Airport London Jeremy	$100 [11] This director-producer's "Star Wars" has generated more than $4.5 billion from licensed merchandise George Lucas John	$100 [17] College fraternities know it's a small cask or barrel with a capacity of about 15.5 gallons Keg Jeremy
$200 [24] Species of these in Africa include the puff adder & the gaboon viper Snakes Jeremy	$200 [5] Seen here, Charles Ogle played this legendary monster back in 1910: Frankenstein Jeremy Laura	$200 [7] Virginia Hill, who drove this gangster "Bugsy", was conveniently out of town when he was killed in her living room Bugsy Siegel Jeremy Laura	$200 [19] Narita Airport Tokyo Laura	$200 [13] This author was a high school English teacher in Maine when his first book was published in 1974 Stephen King Jeremy	$200 [18] Running from stem to stern in the bottom of a hull, it's the main structural part of a ship Keel John
$300 [25] The African colobus species of this animal dines on leaves Monkey Jeremy	$300 [4] Yup, it's the western for which Gary Cooper won an acting Oscar High Noon John	$300 [8] This wild west "Belle" served time in prison for horse theft in 1883 Belle Starr Jeremy Laura	$300 [20] Logan International Airport Boston John	$400 [15] There's a statue of this buxom singer on the Sevier County Courthouse lawn in her Tennessee hometown Dolly Parton Jeremy	$300 [28] In 1883 more than 36,000 died following an explosion on this volcanic Indonesian island Krakatoa Jeremy
$400 [26] The African bush shrike is a species of this Bird	$400 [2] In the 1954 classic "Them!", these insects are turned into monstrous giants by atomic radiation Ants Laura	$400 [9] Just hearing the names of her newsletters--Smasher's Mail & The Hatchet--makes us cringe Carrie Nation Jeremy	$400 [21] Marco Polo Airport Venice	$500 [16] As Dana Owens this rap "Queen" played on 2 state championship basketball teams in high school Queen Latifah Jeremy	$400 [29] The pro sports team position played by Ray Guy & Garo Yepremian Kicker John
$500 [27] The 2-horned black species of this mammal is famous for its prehensile upper lip Rhinoceros Jeremy	$500 [1] Ben Cross & Ian Charleson played the 2 1920s Olympians whose stories were so eloquently told in this 1981 film Chariots of Fire Jeremy	$500 [10] Kate Elder, a notorious lady of the evening, is best remembered as this dentist's companion Doc Holliday Jeremy	$500 [22] Lester B. Pearson International Airport Toronto John	DD $1,000 [14] This superstar has his own beer label, Pale Rider Ale, named for a 1985 film Clint Eastwood Jeremy	$500 [30] It's the Middle Eastern article of clothing seen here: a kaffiyeh John

Double Jeopardy! Round

SOUTH AMERICA	"J.P."	POSSESSIVE LIT	NOTABLES RHYME TIME	MAKING A PROPHET	WE KNEAD THE DOUGH
$200 [13] Those who live in this capital are known as Quitenos Quito Jeremy	$200 [21] He stole scenes as a pipsqueak accountant on the run from the mob in "Lethal Weapon 2" Joe Pesci Jeremy	$200 [1] It was the biggest-selling American novel of the 1850s "Uncle Tom's Cabin"	$200 [6] Cousteau's timepieces Jacques' clocks John	$200 [11] The 13th century prophet Nichiren taught the people of this nation that they were a chosen people Japan Jeremy	$200 [23] Fermented dough is used to make this tart variety of bread, a San Francisco staple Sourdough bread John
$400 [17] Atahualpa, who ruled in 1532 & 1533, was this civilization's last emperor Incas John	$400 [22] (Hi, I'm Garry Marshall) When I was hired as a wrtiter for the "Tonight Show" in 1959, this host said he liked me because I thought like a 4-year-old Jack Paar Laura	$400 [2] This 4-part satirical novel was published in 1726 as "Travels Into Several Remote Nations of the World" "Gulliver's Travels" Jeremy	$400 [7] Sinatra's financial institutions Frank's banks John	$400 [12] The angel Gabriel, or Jibril, first spoke to him in a cave near Mecca in 610 A.D. Mohammed John	$400 [24] Oddly, this "national" pastry is called Vienna bread in Denmark Danish Laura
$600 [18] Bolivia's coat of arms features an alpaca & this large vulture Condor John	$600 [30] This leather-clad metal band took its name from a Bob Dylan song Judas Priest John	$600 [3] Roman Polanski brought this Ira Levin novel to the big screen in 1968 "Rosemary's Baby" Jeremy	$600 [8] Explorer Ericson's undies Leif's briefs Jeremy	$600 [14] Setting the stage for later revolts, the prophet Hung Hsiu-ch'uan led the Taiping Rebellion in this century 19th century Jeremy	$800 [27] An early form of bread has been found in Stone Age ruins near Lake Neuchatel in this country Switzerland Laura John
$800 [19] Visitors to Rio can take a cable car ride to the top of this 1,296-foot-high granite rock on Guanabara Bay Sugarloaf Mountain John	$800 [29] She played Laurence Olivier's daughter in 1960's "The Entertainer", & became his wife the next year Joan Plowright	$1,000 [5] Thomas Hughes published this chronicle of life at an English boys' school in 1857 "Tom Brown's Schooldays" Jeremy	$800 [9] Disney's beers Walt's malts Laura	$800 [15] In 1863 Baha'u'llah proclaimed himself a long awaited prophet & founded this faith Bahai Faith Jeremy	DD $1,000 [25] In 1912 inventor Otto Rohwedder began work on a groundbreaking machine to do this to bread Slice it Laura
$1,000 [20] The Chuquicamata open-pit copper mine, the world's largest, is located in this Chilean desert Atacama John	$1,000 [28] He was the founder of the New York Shakespeare Festival & the Public Theater Joseph Papp Jeremy	DD $1,500 [4] In the 1930s early excerpts of this experimental James Joyce work were published as "Work in Progress" "Finnegan's Wake" Jeremy	$1,000 [10] Chagall's canine sounds Marc's barks Laura	$1,000 [16] The prophet Daniel understood "the writing on the wall" & told this king the bad news Belshazzar Jeremy Laura	$1,000 [26] The first to learn leavening, these ancient people were once called the "Bread Eaters" by the ancient Greeks Egyptians John

Final Jeopardy!

U.S. SENATORS

This former Navy SEAL is the only current member of Congress who has earned the Medal of Honor

Robert Kerrey

Laura "Who is John McCain?" — wagered $200

John "Who is John McCain?" — wagered $6,099

Jeremy "Who is Ventura?" — wagered $700

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