Show #3613 2000-04-26 Regular

Contestants

Gigi Lehman — a home schooling mom from Miami, Florida

Alan Taber — a mechanical engineer from Lancaster, California

Greg Dwyer — a software developer from Houston, Texas (whose 2-day cash winnings total $10,400)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Greg	$1,000	$2,900	$3,900	$3,800 3rd place: TicketsNow.com Gift Certificate	$3,500 13 R (including 1 DD), 2 W
Alan	$800	$2,000	$11,600	$19,801 New champion: $19,801	$10,800 29 R (including 1 DD), 4 W
Gigi	$500	$1,500	$9,900	$12,000 2nd place: Trip to L'Auberge de Sedona, Arizona	$6,300 13 R (including 1 DD), 1 W

Jeopardy! Round

LINCOLN SPEAKS!	UNION LABELS	THE COOL '70s	LITERARY TOURISM	TITLE FILM FOLK	"SUB" CATEGORY
$100 [8] Lincoln's line "A house divided by itself cannot stand" is a paraphrase from this second gospel Mark Alan	$100 [9] The DGA, this guild, gives awards for achievement in commercials as well as feature films Directors Guild of America Alan	$100 [1] In 1970 these beds began to flood the market, sometimes literally Waterbeds Alan	$100 [21] NYC's White Horse Tavern is the spot where this Welsh poet imbibed his last before his untimely death in 1953 Dylan Thomas Alan	$100 [26] "The Hurricane"(1999) Denzel Washington Greg	$100 [2] A smaller residential community, like Scarsdale, New York or Greenwich, Connecticut Suburb Alan
$200 [13] It's what "government of the people, by the people, for the people shall not" do Perish from the Earth Gigi	$200 [17] Arturo Rodriguez heads the UFW, this union once led by Cesar Chavez United Farm Workers Alan	$200 [4] We've uncovered the fact that Burt Reynolds was a nude centerfold in this magazine Cosmopolitan Greg	$200 [22] Theatre fans know the home seen here is this playwright's birthplace:(in Stratford-upon-Avon) William Shakespeare Gigi	$200 [27] "The Talented Mr. Ripley"(1999) Matt Damon Greg Alan	$200 [3] The one associated with "Oliver Twist" is "The Parish Boy's Progress" Subtitle Greg
$300 [14] "You can fool all the people some of the time, and some of the people all of the time, but you can't" do this Fool all of the people all of the time Greg	$300 [18] The NALC, National Association of these, says its members each deliver 41.5 tons of mail a year Letter Carriers Alan	$300 [5] She trounced Bobby Riggs in a 1973 "Battle of the Sexes" tennis match Billie Jean King Greg	$300 [23] This poet's birthplace in Alloway, Scotland is adjacent to a museum devoted to him Robert Burns Greg	$300 [28] "Doctor Zhivago"(1965) Omar Sharif Gigi	$300 [10] The voices of John, Paul, George & Ringo were dubbed by actors for most of this film Yellow Submarine Gigi
$400 [15] In an 1856 speech Lincoln told the crowd, this "is stronger than the bullet" The ballot Greg	$400 [19] 1.3 million strong, the AFSCME is the American Federation of State, County & these employees Municipal Alan	$400 [6] In 1978 this TV series based on a James Michener book ran for only 26 hours, not 100 years Centennial Greg	$500 [25] A St. Helena, California museum displays the toy soldiers he wrote about in "A Child's Garden of Verses" Robert Louis Stevenson Greg	$400 [29] "Emma"(1996) Gwyneth Paltrow Alan	$400 [11] Examples of these are protons & neutrons Subatomic particles Alan
$500 [16] "With malice toward none; with" this "for all... let us strive on to finish the work we are in" Charity Alan	$500 [20] The ILA, the union of these "men", is headquartered near the Hudson on NYC's Battery Place Longshoremen Alan	$500 [7] This doctor's "Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Sex, But Were Afraid to Ask" was really talked about David Reuben Alan	DD $800 [24] A statue of this writer who died in 1849 graces the capitol grounds in Richmond, VA.--appropriately, near the bell tower Edgar Allan Poe Greg	$500 [30] "Anna and the King"(1999) Jodie Foster & Chow Yun-fat Alan Gigi	$500 [12] Bob Dylan was no longer "underground" with this song, his first Top 40 hit "Subterranean Homesick Blues"

Double Jeopardy! Round

EXPLORATION	MYTHOLOGICAL WORDS & PHRASES	FIRST NAME'S THE SAME	THE PLAY'S THE THING	THE HISTORY OF RAP	SUB CATEGORY
$200 [11] In 1513 he took one of the first Florida cruises, starting near what's now St. Augustine Ponce de Leon Alan	$200 [5] Traditionally, this container that held all the world's evil was a jar or vase Pandora's Box Gigi	$200 [16] Gooden, Moody, Eisenhower Dwight Greg	$200 [25] The Creature is a character in the 1974 Tim Kelly play based on this Mary Shelley tale "Frankenstein" Alan	$200 [26] Reggae-rap gained popularity with this Lauren Hill band's album "The Score" Fugees Alan	$200 [6] The USA's WWII-era Gato class could launch 24 of these; today's Seawolf class carries twice as many Torpedoes Greg Alan
$400 [12] On a trip in this country in 1860 Henri Mouhot set angkor, finding Wat & Thom Cambodia Greg	$400 [4] This verb meaning to tease is from Tantalus, who was forced to stand in water that receded when he tried to drink Tantalize Alan	$400 [17] Bronte, Dickinson, Post Emily Alan	$600 [21] According to a 1957 William Inge title, it's where you'd find "the dark" At the top of the stairs	$400 [27] After being shot 4 times, this rapper tragically died in Las Vegas on September 13, 1996 Tupac Shakur Gigi	$400 [7] In the term U-boat, the U stands for a word meaning this--logical enough for a submarine Undersea Alan
$600 [13] Not quite Robert Peary, Edward Parry did set a record for this in 1827, reaching over 82 degrees latitude Coming closest to the North Pole Alan Gigi	$600 [1] This Titan, whose name refers to a type of book, supported the sky on his shoulders, not the Earth Atlas Gigi	$600 [18] Kun, Fleck, Lugosi Bela Greg	$800 [22] In 1970 Louis Nye played this title character's aunt, who was from Brazil, where the nuts come from Charley Gigi	$600 [28] In the title of Ice-T's album, it's what "O.G." stands for "Original Gangster" Alan	$600 [8] The Nazis solved the problem of surfacing for air with a tube called this, like one used by swimmers Snorkel Alan
$800 [14] Exploring from Mombasa, Ludwig Krapf sighted this mountain that shares its name with an African country Mount Kenya Alan	$800 [2] Worshiped by farmers & the average Roman, this goddess of agriculture lent her name to the word cereal Ceres Alan	$800 [19] Dore, Eiffel, Flaubert Gustave Alan	$1,000 [23] It was Stanley Webber's birthday party in this playwright's "The Birthday Party" Harold Pinter Alan	$800 [29] This trio helped bring rap music to middle America when they teamed up with Aerosmith on a version of "Walk This Way" Run-D.M.C. Alan	$800 [9] Submarines dive by flooding these tanks Ballast tanks Alan
$1,000 [15] Diego de Ordaz was the first European to see this Aztec capital on the site of modern Mexico City Tenochtitlan Gigi	DD $1,800 [3] Derived from the name of the god of wine, it's a drunken or riotous celebration Bacchanalia Alan	$1,000 [20] Evans, Head, Piaf Edith Gigi	DD $4,000 [24] In a Neil Simon play, Paul was thought stuffy since he wouldn't go walking this title way when it was freezing "Barefoot in the Park" Gigi	$1,000 [30] From Staten Island, this rap "clan" of 9 MCs is named after a mythical kung fu sword Wu-Tang Clan Gigi	$1,000 [10] This tower seen here sounds like it's a place from which to conduct a swindle: Conning tower Alan

Final Jeopardy!

U.S. CITIES

The 34 peaks of the roof of this city's airport represent mountains that are about 30 miles away

Denver

Greg "What is Seattle?" — wagered $100

Gigi "What is Denver?" — wagered $2,100

Alan "What is Denver?" — wagered $8,201

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