Show #3602 2000-04-11 (taped 2000-02-02) Regular

Mike Blumenfeld game 3.

Contestants

Terri Ross — a travel agent from Birmingham, Alabama

Derek Schatz — a computer security consultant from San Jose, California

Mike Blumenfeld — a network administrator from Minneapolis, Minnesota (whose 2-day cash winnings total $20,000)

Scores

Player First Commercial End of Jeopardy! End of Double Jeopardy! Final Coryat
Mike $900 $900 $4,500 $8,500
3-day champion: $28,500
$5,000
16 R, 5 W (including 1 DD)
Derek $1,100 $2,600 $4,200 $50
3rd place: Vtech cordless phones
$4,200
16 R, 3 W
Terri $200 $800 $4,100 $1,000
2nd place: a Sanyo Blimp trip in the U.S.
$4,800
12 R (including 1 DD), 2 W (including 1 DD)

Jeopardy! Round

PEOPLE IN HISTORY LATE-NIGHT TV WORLD OF BUSINESS STEAM VEGETARIAN CUISINE GOT "ILK"?
$100 [1]
It's believed that Odo of Bayeux, half-brother of this conqueror, commissioned the Bayeux Tapestry
William the Conqueror
Derek
$100 [9]
This Saturday night "TV" show is inspired by the magazine that gave us Alfred E. Neuman
MADtv
Derek
$100 [2]
The name of the oil additive STP stands for scientifically treated this
petroleum
Mike
$100 [24]
They're the two chemical elements that make up steam
hydrogen & oxygen
Derek
$100 [17]
You can make a dark vegetarian stock from the red or black type of these legumes
beans
Terri
$100 [14]
To cheat or swindle
bilk
Mike
$200 [7]
Archduchess Maria Theresa was one of the finest rulers born into this Austrian family
Hapsburgs
Mike
$200 [10]
Stuttering John & Jackie the Joke Man are featured on his late-night show on E!
Howard Stern
Derek
$200 [3]
(Hi, I'm Deidre Hall from Days of Our Lives.) This California company that began in 1945 turned Erica Kane & my character, Marlena Evans, into dolls
Mattel
Mike Terri
$200 [27]
In central heating systems using steam, this is the equivalent of a furnace
boiler
Derek
$200 [18]
This 4-letter word is seen after "apple" less often than after "cole"
slaw
Mike
$200 [15]
Some worms make it
silk
Mike
$300 [8]
Alaric II, king of this branch of the Goths. was defeated in battle & slain in 507 A.D.
Visigoths
Mike Derek
$300 [11]
(Hi, I'm Al Franken.) ABC's 11:30 P.M. reports on "The Iran Crisis: America Held Hostage" evolved into this regular program
Nightline
Mike
$300 [4]
Headlines in January 2000 said of this company, "You've Got Time Warner"!
America Online (AOL)
Mike
$300 [28]
Steam well above the temperature where it condenses into liquid isn't just heated, it's this
superheated
Derek Terri
$300 [19]
The main ingredients of the Greek dish spanakopita are cheese & this green vegetable
spinach
Mike
$300 [16]
An assassin's middle name
(John) Wilkes (Booth)
Terri
$400 [22]
This Dutch queen, born in 1880, was the daughter of King Willem III & his second wife, Queen Emma
Wilhelmina
Mike
$400 [12]
This saxophonist played "Heartbreak Hotel" when he appeared on "The Arsenio Hall Show" June 3,1992
Bill Clinton
Derek
DD $500 [5]
Hilton's first hotel in this city opened in 1999; the earlier "Hilton" there was actually a prison
Hanoi
Mike
$400 [29]
Most of the world's electriic power comes from steam turning the wheels of this type of machine
turbine
Derek
$400 [20]
As a vegetarian Jimmy Buffett "made it nearly 70 days...drinkin' lots of" this juice "and soakin' up rays"
carrot juice
$400 [26]
Irish home of legendary fighting cats
Kilkenny
Mike
$500 [23]
This U.S. president was nicknamed "Matty"
Martin Van Buren
$500 [13]
In 1980 NBC cut the "Tonight" show to 60 minutes & extended this Tom Snyder program to 90
Tomorrow
Mike
$500 [6]
This soap for "All Your...Parts" was introduced in 1990
Lever 2000
Mike
$500 [30]
One of this Scotsman's big ideas was using the expansion of steam to complete a piston stroke
James Watt
Derek
$500 [21]
The name of this fragrant type of rice means "queen of fragrance" in Sanskrit
Basmati
Terri
$500 [25]
Austrian poet & sonneteer "To Orpheus"
Rainer Maria Rilke

Double Jeopardy! Round

THE MAP OF 1950 WORDS OF 1960 BOOKS OF 1970 THE OLYMPICS OF 1980 SCIENCE OF 1990 NEWS OF 2000
$200 [11]
Today it's Brasilia, but a map from 1950 would have shown this city as its nation's capital
Rio de Janeiro
Mike
$200 [15]
This 9-letter word evolved around 1960 for a fictional movie or TV show based on real events
docudrama
Derek
$200 [4]
"Don't Fall Off the Mountain" is a memoir from one of the lives of this actress
Shirley MacLaine
Derek
$200 [1]
With the U.S. boycotting the summer games, this host country won 197 medals
Soviet Union
Terri
$200 [18]
The first swarm of these to enter the U.S. was destroyed
killer bees
Mike
$200 [22]
This actress & Ted Turner announced their separation after 8 years of marriage
Jane Fonda
Derek
$400 [12]
This European nation occupied 42,000 square miles in 1949; 41 years later it ceased to exist
East Germany
Mike
$400 [16]
The Ford Falcon was the first Big 3 version of this smaller type of car
compact
Derek
$400 [5]
This 1970 Irwin Shaw book became a TV miniseries in 1976
Rich Man, Poor Man
Derek
DD $300 [2]
This woman who had been perfect in 1976 fell off the uneven parallel bars in 1980
Nadia Comaneci
Terri
$400 [19]
The FDA approved Simplesse, a "fake" type of this
fat
Terri
$400 [26]
This "geographic" police outfit announced it had foiled a kidnap plot against Posh Spice
Scotland Yard
Terri
$600 [13]
Today known as Belize, this colony in Central America had a population of only about 70,000 in 1950
British Honduras
Terri
$600 [17]
This word altered the term for a follower of Jack Kerouac to mean someone compulsively tidy
neatnik
Derek
$600 [6]
In 1970 Maya Angelou wrote about a "Caged Bird" & he flew up the charts with "Love Story"
Erich Segal
Terri
$600 [3]
He's the hero of Lake Placid seen here:
Eric Heiden
Derek
$600 [20]
A genetic cause was found for some cases of the "osteo" type of this joint disease, the most common form
arthritis
Terri
$1,000 [24]
Besides Bush, McCain & Forbes, 1 of the 3 other participants in the Republican debate held Jan. 10, 2000
Gary Bauer, Orrin Hatch or Alan Keyes
Mike
DD $600 [14]
In 1950 delegates from the Italian colonies Fezzan, Cyrenaica & Tripolitania met to discuss union as this nation
Libya
Terri
$800 [7]
A libel trial is the focus of this "Exodus" author's riveting 1970 novel "QB VII"
Leon Uris
Mike
$800 [9]
This man was elected president of the IOC just before the summer games; he's still there
Juan Antonio Samaranch
Terri
$800 [21]
The Hubble Space Telescope was deployed by this space shuttle; 3 years later the Endeavour fixed its mirror
Discovery
Derek
$1,000 [25]
Traveling to Timbuktu in 1950 would take you through French Sudan, today known as this country
Mali
$1,000 [8]
His "Hard Times" was "An Oral History of the Great Depression"
Studs Terkel
$1,000 [10]
Lutz Dombrowski's 28 feet 1/4 inch was the longest ever of these at sea level
long jump
Mike
$1,000 [23]
This mapping project begun in 1990 is less than 50% done, though a private firm, Celera, claims to have 90% finished
the Human Genome Project
Derek

Final Jeopardy!

NURSERY RHYME CHARACTERS

This nursery rhyme character's name goes back to the Jacobites' satiric nickname for the Prince of Orange

Wee Willie Winkie

Terri "Who is --" — wagered $3,100
Derek "Who was Peter Peter Pump" — wagered $4,150
Mike "Who is Wee Willie Winkie?" — wagered $4,000

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