Show #3593 2000-03-29 (taped 2000-01-12) Regular

Contestants

Cris Christopher — an executive assistant from Marietta, Georgia

Jeff Wohl — a marketing manager from Smyrna, Georgia

Jennifer Yuan — a web designer from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (whose 1-day cash winnings total $12,101)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Jennifer	$700	$1,900	$7,900	$1,500 2-day champion: $13,601	$7,500 19 R (including 1 DD), 3 W
Jeff	$-100	$500	$-300	$-300 3rd place: $1,000 Shopping Spree courtesy of Sony Card	$-300 7 R, 6 W
Cris	$1,700	$2,800	$8,600	$1,399 2nd place: Trip to Outrigger Hotel, Waikiki Beach, Hawaii	$7,400 20 R (including 1 DD), 2 W

Jeopardy! Round

AMERICAN HISTORY	WHAT A BUNCH OF...	NURSERY RHYME HEADLINES	STATE RIVERS	THE BIG PARADE	CROSSWORD CLUES "G"
$100 [1] In 1692 the Spanish regained control of this future New Mexico capital from the Pueblo Indians Santa Fe Jeff Cris	$100 [15] Proverbially, you might find a host of these dancing on the head of a pin angels Jeff	$100 [5] These "3 Knavish Businessmen Discovered Together in Tub" The butcher, the baker & the candlestick maker Jennifer Cris	$100 [26] It's the longest river west of the Rocky Mountains the Colorado Cris	$100 [10] It rolls through Pasadena January 1st (or the 2nd, if the 1st falls on a Sunday) Tournament of Roses Parade Jennifer	$100 [21] Shiny, like an 8x10(6) glossy Cris
$200 [2] In 1639 the Court of Massachusetts ordered that "The Colledge...to bee built at Cambridg" be called this Harvard Cris	$200 [16] The full name for a group that a sheriff enlists to aid himself is this comitatus, "of the county" posse Cris	$200 [6] "Peter Piper in Pickle When Peck of" these "Disappears" pickled peppers Jeff	$200 [27] This river shares the spelling of its name with the state in which the 42nd U.S. president was born Arkansas Jennifer	$200 [11] Now in Florida, it's the popular parade seen here:(at Disney World) Main Street Electrical Parade Jeff	$200 [22] Intestines, or intestinal fortitude(4) guts Jeff
$300 [3] The political slogan "As" this state "goes, so goes the nation" dates back to the 1880s Maine	$300 [17] French for "a bunch", it's now a bunch of flowers a bouquet Jeff	$300 [7] "Mrs. Flinders Whips Daughter Polly for Sitting Among" these cinders Cris	$300 [28] An authority set up in 1933 has extensively dammed this river that begins just east of Knoxville Tennessee Jennifer	$300 [12] Held the fourth Thursday in November in New York City, this parade is a gas Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade Jennifer	$300 [23] It precedes pappy, piano or passion(5) grand Jennifer
$400 [4] In 1857 antislavery forces were set back when the Supreme Court decided the case of this man vs. Sandford Dred Scott Jeff	$400 [18] Spelled one way, it's a group of soldiers; another, a group of minstrels troop/troupe Jennifer	$400 [8] "Boy John Green Arrested for Trying to Drown" one of these a cat Jeff	—	$400 [13] The Chicago River is dyed green around the time this parade winds its way through the city St. Patrick's Day Parade Jennifer	$400 [24] A chin beard for a Capricorn(6) goatee Cris
$500 [20] On July 31, 1972 this Missouri senator withdrew as McGovern's running mate because of earlier psychiatric care Thomas Eagleton Jeff	$500 [19] A "suit" is a complete set of these on a boat sails Cris	$500 [9] These animals "Getting Fat; Sure Sign of Holiday Season" geese Cris	—	$500 [14] It's the day in 1973 the parade watchers seen here were out & about:(Leonid Brezhnev, among others) May Day Cris	$500 [25] Dressy dress, or cap's partner(4) gown Jeff

Double Jeopardy! Round

MUSIC	PHOTOGRAPHERS	ARCTIC ANIMALS	MEASURES OF PEOPLE	MANLY TITLE ROLES	VOCABULARY
$200 [1] Vaughan Williams' "Romance" is for orchestra & this instrument you blow & suck air through harmonica Cris	$200 [9] On Dec. 8, 1980 Paul Goresh took the last photograph of this rock star as he signed his LP "Double Fantasy" John Lennon Cris	$200 [10] In mating season the males of this tusked seal make bell-like sounds in the water to attract females walrus Jennifer	$200 [2] Outside the U.S., the temperature scale most commonly used is the one named for this Swede Anders Celsius Cris	$200 [15] "Man on the Moon" Jim Carrey Jennifer	$200 [19] This word can be joined with stand, tree, plant or pine; by itself, it's very handy in London during June umbrella Cris
$400 [4] This German composer's "Flying Dutchman" took off after he expanded it from 1 act to 3 Richard Wagner Cris	$400 [11] Photographer seen here:(famous for Civil War photos) Mathew Brady Jennifer	$400 [14] This long-haired ruminant is named for the strong odor it emits a musk ox Jennifer Cris	$400 [3] This measure of pressure is named for French scientist Blaise Pascal Jennifer	$400 [16] "Marathon Man" Dustin Hoffman Jennifer	$400 [20] This palindrome is another word for a principle or belief tenet Cris
$600 [5] The term "ballad" comes from the late Latin "ballare", to do this dance Cris	$600 [12] Known for his landscapes of the American west, he founded the Dept. of Photography at NYC's Museum of Modern Art Ansel Adams Jeff	—	$600 [8] The flow of an electric current is measured in a unit named for this French physicist Andre-Marie Ampere Jennifer	$600 [17] "The Elephant Man" John Hurt Jennifer Jeff	$600 [21] These implied or indirect literary references are often made to biblical or classical figures allusions Jennifer
$1,000 [7] "Spleen" is part of a 6-song set from this "La Mer" composer Claude Debussy Jennifer	$800 [13] This Frenchman who developed a photo process using metal plates also created the diorama in 1822 Louis Daguerre Cris	—	$1,000 [27] dB is the symbol for a measurement named for this Scottish-born inventor Alexander Graham Bell Jennifer	$800 [18] "The Third Man" Orson Welles Cris	$800 [22] Meaning loud-voiced, this adjective derives from the name of a Greek herald mentioned in "The Iliad" stentorian Jennifer Jeff
DD $2,000 [6] Siberian-born Israel Baline was known around Tin Pan Alley by this name Irving Berlin Cris	$1,000 [25] Truman Capote wrote the text for this Harper's Bazaar fashion photographer's 1959 collection "Observations" Richard Avedon	—	DD $1,200 [26] Used to measure work, not diamonds, is this, symbolized J & named for a British physicist joule Jennifer	$1,000 [24] "The Man Who Fell to Earth" David Bowie Jennifer	$1,000 [23] From an Indo-European word meaning abundance, it's a single book containing several works Omnibus

Final Jeopardy!

AMERICAN LITERATURE

The title of this novella that won the 1953 Pulitzer Prize consists of 6 words, each of which is 3 letters long

"The Old Man and the Sea"

Jennifer "What is Sorry Charlie" — wagered $6,400

Cris "What is" — wagered $7,201

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