Show #3520 1999-12-17 (taped 1999-10-26) Regular

Contestants

Roy Flynn — a public television producer from Centerville, Ohio

Maureen Madison — a Ph.D. candidate from Washington, D.C.

John Trzaska — a fleet service clerk from Chicago, Illinois

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
John	$900	$800	$2,200	$1 3rd place: a Meade ETX90 telescope	$2,200 10 R, 4 W
Maureen	$0	$400	$5,400	$5,300 New champion: $5,300	$5,400 15 R (including 1 DD), 4 W (including 1 DD)
Roy	$1,400	$1,700	$2,700	$100 2nd place: a Princess cruise to Bermuda	$3,300 15 R, 4 W (including 1 DD)

Jeopardy! Round

BEASTLY GEOGRAPHY	TELEVISION	HOLIDAY SONGS	SANE SCIENTISTS	WHICH CABINET DEPARTMENT?	BEING PUNCTUAL
$100 [2] Cities in this nation include Iskenderun, Islahiye & Istanbul Turkey Roy	$100 [7] Roz Doyle, a character on this sitcom, is named for a late producer of the NBC sitcom "Wings" Frasier Maureen	$100 [1] "Sleep in heavenly peace" is a line from this carol "Silent Night" Roy	$100 [19] Radio pioneer Reginald Fessenden, holder of 500 patents, once worked in this man's New Jersey lab Thomas Edison John	$100 [13] The Federal Aviation Administration Transportation Maureen	$100 [12] In abbreviations of 3 or more capital letters, like NCAA, these marks are often omitted Periods Roy
$200 [3] By population, it's the second-largest city in New York Buffalo Maureen Roy	$200 [8] This Emmy-winning drama series features the opening heard here:("In the criminal justice system, the people are represented by two separate & equally important groups: the police, who investigate crime, & the district attorneys who prosecute the offenders. These are their stories.") Law & Order Maureen	$200 [20] "Oh" this, this, this, "I made it out of clay...and when it's dry and ready then" this "I shall play" Dreidel Maureen	—	$200 [15] (OSHA) The Occupational Safety and Health Administration Labor John Maureen Roy	$200 [14] Shorter than a dash, it came between the Angles & Saxons Hyphen Roy
$300 [4] In 1903 Wilbur & Orville flew to new heights near this city Kitty Hawk, North Carolina John	$300 [9] Robert Pastorelli was the star of "Cracker", but he's best-known for playing Eldin the Painter on this sitcom Murphy Brown John	$300 [21] (Hi, I'm Art Alexakis of the rock group Everclear.) In a 1998 holiday ad for The Gap, my band did a rendition of this song about an alienated animal "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer" John	—	$300 [16] The Bureau of Prisons Justice Department	$300 [24] 3-letter word commonly replaced in a sentence by a semicolon And Maureen
$400 [5] Saddle up! These high pressure belts are located on either side of the Doldrums Horse Latitudes	$400 [10] Diane Keaton directed an episode of this David Lynch series about a strange town in the Northwest Twin Peaks Roy	$400 [22] "Put on your yarmulke, it's time for Chanukah" is a line from his "Chanukah Song" Adam Sandler Roy	—	$400 [17] The Fish & Wildlife Service Interior Roy	$500 [26] If 1 of these takes 3 paragraphs, the marks go at the start of each paragraph & at the end of only the third Quotation Roy
$500 [6] These Spanish islands were named for a breed of large dog Romans found there, not a yellow songbird Canary Islands Roy	$500 [11] In the mid-'80s Barbara Bel Geddes left this series & Donna Reed stepped in briefly as Miss Ellie Dallas John	$500 [23] Bobby Helms charted (several times) with this song that mentions "glidin' in a one-horse sleigh" "Jingle Bell Rock" Maureen	—	$500 [18] The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco & Firearms Treasury John	DD $600 [25] It turned the 46th state into the title of a musical an exclamation point Maureen

Double Jeopardy! Round

20th CENTURY AUTHORS	NAME THE MOVIE	HEDGEHOG HODGEPODGE	JANES ADDICTION	"R"RRRRR!	A PIRATE'S LIFE FOR ME
$200 [1] It wasn't until 7 years after publishing "Lord of the Flies" that he retired from teaching in England William Golding Maureen	$200 [6] 1937:"Magic mirror on the wall, who is the fairest of them all?" Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs Roy	$200 [23] Hedgehogs make themselves at home in flower beds, in compost heaps &, obviously under these hedges John	$200 [16] Now in prime time, she was an original "Not Ready for Prime Time Player" Jane Curtin Maureen	$200 [11] It's the creature from which hats like the one seen here were originally made: Raccoon John	$200 [21] Around 405 A.D. this future patron saint was captured by pirates & sold as a slave in Ireland Saint Patrick Roy
$600 [3] Mrs. Morel in "Sons and Lovers" is based in part on his own mom D.H. Lawrence Maureen	$400 [7] 1982:"God didn't make Rambo. I made him" First Blood	$400 [27] Folk belief has it that hedgehogs do this to sleeping cows Drink their milk Roy	$400 [17] She was nominated for a 1993 Best Director Oscar Jane Campion Maureen	$400 [12] A man with the head of a hawk crowned with a solar disk represents this ancient Egyptian sun god Ra Roy	$400 [22] Together they wrote "The Pirates of Penzance" in 1879 Gilbert & Sullivan Roy
$800 [4] Let the trumpets sound! Bang "The Tin Drum"! He won the 1999 Nobel Prize for Literature Gunter Grass	DD $600 [8] 1998:"I'll see you on the beach" Saving Private Ryan Roy	$1,000 [28] The hedgehog genus Hemiechinus is notable for the length of these sensory appendages ears John Roy	$600 [18] She's an Agatha Christie detective Miss Jane Marple	$600 [13] Frank Gorshin played him on the small screen, Jim Carrey on the big The Riddler Maureen	$600 [24] The ruins of ancient Carthage lie just outside this capital city enriched by pirating in the 1600s & 1700s Tunis John Maureen
DD $1,000 [2] In 1974 this Brit turned out another novel like clockwork, "The Clockwork Testament" Anthony Burgess Maureen	$800 [9] 1940:"Wherever there's a fight so hungry people can eat, I'll be there" The Grapes of Wrath Maureen	—	$800 [19] Ronald Reagan's ex-wife Jane Wyman Maureen	$800 [14] It's a stream of particles or waves emitted as the result of nuclear decay Radiation John	$800 [25] This name for a swift pirate ship comes from the Latin cursus, meaning "plunder" Corsair John
$1,000 [5] Barbara Vine is a pseudonym of this leading British mystery writer of today Ruth Rendell	$1,000 [10] 1967:"We rob banks" Bonnie and Clyde Roy	—	$1,000 [20] French director Roger Vadim was this American actress' first husband Jane Fonda John	$1,000 [15] An 11-letter word meaning extreme conservative opponent of progress or liberalism Reactionary Maureen	$1,000 [26] Celebrating his victory over the Barbary Pirates, this naval hero toasted "Our country, right or wrong!" Stephen Decatur

Final Jeopardy!

NAME'S THE SAME

Name shared by a British film company & an American who made millions in oil & pharmaceuticals

Hammer (Hammer Films/Armand Hammer)

John "What is Du Pont?" — wagered $2,199

Roy "What is Getty?" — wagered $2,600

Maureen "What is Pinewood?" — wagered $100

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