Show #371 1986-02-10 (taped 1985-10-01) Regular

Paul Rouffa game 5.

Contestants

Susan Fox-Davis — a video technician from Van Nuys, California

Steve Lawson — a writer and a journalist from New York City, New York

Paul Rouffa — an actor from Forest Park, Illinois (whose 4-day cash winnings total $33,200)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Paul	$1,000	$1,100	$6,900	$12,900 5-day champion: $46,100	$6,500 18 R (including 1 DD), 6 W
Steve	$0	$2,700	$4,100	$8,200 2nd place: 4 days at Holiday Lodge	$5,100 16 R, 3 W (including 1 DD)
Susan	$800	$800	$1,800	$300 3rd place: Amelia Earhart Luggage	$1,800 10 R, 2 W

Jeopardy! Round

MINI-COUNTRIES	AMERICAN INDIANS	NAMES	GOVERNMENT	UNREAL ESTATE	THE LONGEST
$100 [2] If its royal family has no male heir, Monaco will become part of this country France Paul	$100 [11] Though often credited with winning it, this Sioux medicine man sat out of the Battle of Little Big Horn Sitting Bull Paul Steve Susan	$100 [12] "Rex" & "Roy" both mean this, Your Majesty king Paul	$100 [18] Not surprisingly, this agency's motto is "Fidelity, Bravery, Integrity" FBI Steve	$100 [1] This fictional setting of "The Edge of Night" shared its name with Jefferson's home Monticello Steve	$100 [8] After all these years, Joe Di Maggio still has the longest one in baseball hitting streak Paul
$200 [3] Discoverers of these South Sea islands named them for wise Biblical king whose wealth they sought the Solomon Islands Susan	$200 [27] Imposing Duwamish Indian chief for whom Washington State's largest city was named Seattle Steve	$200 [13] 1st name of this football coach, who stressed winning, means "winner" Vince (Lombardi) Steve	$200 [19] Vermont is known for these gatherings considered the purest form of democracy the town meeting Steve	$200 [4] When "all you see are silhouettes & all you hear are castanets & no one cares how late it gets", you're there "Hernando's Hideaway" Susan	$200 [9] Longest distance flown by this type of airplane is 1¼ miles paper airplane Susan
$300 [14] As co-sovereign of this Pyrenees land, the Bishop of Urgel, Spain is paid about $6.87 semi-annually Andorra Paul	—	$300 [15] While not the most common Russian name, Ivan Kuznetsov is literal Russian equivalent of this English name John Smith Paul Steve	$300 [20] In 1982, James Watt proposed changing this dept's seal from a buffalo facing left to one facing right the Department of the Interior Steve	$300 [5] Not in world atlases but in this comic strip could "Lower Slobovia" be found Li'l Abner Susan	$300 [10] George Bell of Virginia, who takes size 26, won 20th Century-Fox's contest for the longest pair of these shoes Susan
$400 [16] A problem for this African country is that much of its mail is mistakenly sent to Switzerland Swaziland Paul	—	$400 [25] Common Arabic name which means "servant of Allah" Abdullah Paul	$400 [21] A toll-free hotline for whistle-blowers is maintained by this agency in charge of federal b'ldgs the General Services Administration	$400 [6] Number of fabulously wealthy "cities of Cibola" the Spanish explorer Coronado was looking for 7 Paul	$400 [23] Longest continuous run of any show is London performance of "The Mousetrap" by this author Agatha Christie Steve
$500 [17] 80% of San Marino's gross national product comes from tourism & the sale of these postage stamps Steve	—	$500 [26] Girl's name common in Germany & America, it's a contraction of Mary Magdalene Marlene Paul	$500 [22] In 1973, the federal government printed 4.8 billion coupons for this gas rationing Paul	$500 [7] A battleship was built to honor this Russian who built fake villages to impress his empress (Grigory) Potemkin Paul Susan	$500 [24] Longest ocean liner, the "Norway", was originally named for this country when built in 1961 France Steve

Double Jeopardy! Round

ANCIENT HISTORY	FAMOUS FOLKS	WORD ORIGINS	COUNTRY MUSIC	SHAKESPEARE	THE SHORTEST
$200 [6] He recited verses about Troy aflame, not fiddling as alleged, while watching Rome burn Nero Steve	$200 [9] Pat Boone descends from this famed frontiersman Daniel Boone Steve	$200 [17] These were 1st made during WWII at Quonset Point, Rhode Island Quonset huts Steve	$200 [26] The Grand Ole Opry is now located in the middle of this amusement park Opryland	$200 [1] Antony said this assassin of Caesar made "the most unkindest cut of all" Brutus Paul	$200 [12] Shortest on record lasted 38 minutes in 1896 & involved the United Kingdom and Zanzibar the shortest war Susan
$400 [7] A runner ran 25 miles & died after announcing Greeks had defeated them in the Battle of Marathon the Persians Paul Steve	$400 [21] Actress whose autobiography is named for her most famous role, "Baby Doll" Carroll Baker Paul	$400 [18] A turnpike is called that because originally a pike or turnstile was turned after you did this paid toll Steve	$400 [27] Hawkshaw Hawkins performed in a silk jacket with this embroidered on the back a hawk	$400 [2] King Henry IV complained "Uneasy lies the head" that does this wears the crown Paul	$400 [13] Shortest valid one of these in record reads "Vse zene" Czech for "All to wife" the shortest will Susan
$600 [8] Roman statesman Cato closed every speech, regardless of subject, by saying this must be destroyed Carthage Paul Susan	$600 [22] Bing Crosby said, "I think he's always nurtured a secret desire to be a hood" Frank Sinatra Paul	$600 [19] From Old French "manoeuvrer" meaning "to work by hand", which was how this item was put into soil manure	—	$800 [4] At Hamlet's death he says, "Good night, sweet prince" Horatio Steve	$600 [14] America's shortest-lived major TV network, it brought us Capt. Video until its demise in 1955 the DuMont Network Paul
$800 [10] Norwegian who in 1970, crossed the Atlantic in reed boat to prove Egyptians may have reached New World Thor Heyerdahl Paul	$800 [23] On personal intervention of Khrushchev, his "1 Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich" was published (Aleksandr) Solzhenitsyn Paul	DD $1,000 [20] Weapon said to have been the size of a pomegranate & filled with "seeds" of gunpowder a hand grenade Steve	—	DD $1,000 [3] Falstaff was said to have "eaten" a widow "out of" this house & home Paul	$800 [15] Shortest scheduled flight takes just 2 minutes in this country's Orkney Islands the United Kingdom (Scotland) Susan
$1,000 [11] King Philip of Macedonia hired him as private tutor for his son, Alexander Aristotle	$1,000 [24] Formerly South Vietnam's prime minister & vice president, he now lives in Cal. and owes Caesars Palace $20,000 Nguyen Cao Ky Paul	$1,000 [25] Though he wasn't part of the Lincoln conspiracy, his name's been blackened in many a town (Dr. Samuel) Mudd Paul	—	$1,000 [5] Expression "O brave new world" comes from this last play Shakespeare wrote alone The Tempest Steve	$1,000 [16] At 5'4" & weighing 100 lbs., he was our shortest president James Madison Susan

Final Jeopardy!

FICTIONAL CHARACTERS

Mother of Bonnie Blue, she ran a sawmill after the Civil War

Scarlett O'Hara

Susan "Who was Topsy?" — wagered $1,500

Steve "Who is Scarlett O'Hara?" — wagered $4,100

Paul "Who is Scarlet O'Hara?" — wagered $6,000

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