Show #3365 1999-04-02 Regular

Contestants

Dan Inloes — a high school English and math teacher from Huntington Woods, Michigan

Karen Baptiste — a project manager from Andover, Massachusetts

John Oleske — a law student from New York City, New York (whose 1-day cash winnings total $4,199)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
John	$1,700	$2,800	$4,600	$8,600 2nd place: Trip to Regal International East Asia Hotel, Shanghai, China	$4,300 15 R (including 1 DD), 2 W
Karen	$500	$2,000	$2,900	$0 3rd place: Daewoo Entertainment Package	$3,800 13 R, 4 W (including 1 DD)
Dan	$1,100	$3,500	$8,500	$9,200 New champion: $9,200	$8,100 21 R (including 1 DD), 0 W

Jeopardy! Round

THE NORMANS	HAIR CARE	TRUSTY SIDEKICKS	ANIMAL SONGS	HOLIDAY CLIP ART	ON THE "DOUBLE"
$100 [1] The Normans called their knights this; one may have been Maurice's ancestor chevaliers John	$100 [17] A dab of phytospecific relaxer might have controlled this standout on Alfalfa's head Cowlick Karen	$100 [12] Robin, a boy wonder Batman Dan	$100 [6] A children's song in which rodents lose their tails, or a Ken Auletta book about CBS, NBC & ABC "Three Blind Mice" John	$100 [26] On this observance, a Dutchman will wish you "Vrolijke Kerstmis" Christmas Dan	$100 [7] Twins advertise this flavor of Wrigley's gum Doublemint Dan
$200 [2] It takes a fief to run this system that the Normans learned from the Carolingians Feudalism John	$200 [18] The bobby pin was introduced in this decade known for its bobbed hair craze 1920s Dan	$200 [13] Cheetah, a chimp Tarzan Dan	$200 [22] Appropriately, "Will" this animal "Survive" is from a 1984 album by Los Lobos The wolf Karen	$200 [27] This holiday would certainly make "World News Tonight" Columbus Day John	$200 [8] It's slang for the old 55-mile-per-hour national speed limit "Double Nickel" John
$300 [3] This battle of October 14, 1066 established the Normans as rulers of England Hastings John	$300 [19] In 1954 the "No More Tears" formula of this product was introduced Johnson's Baby Shampoo Karen	$300 [14] Teller, a magician Penn Dan	$300 [23] The Muffs complain about gossipy friends in 1997's "You and" this bird Parrot	$300 [28] Eel & watercress were on the menu of the first celebration of this Thanksgiving Dan	$400 [10] A 1984 Melanie Griffith movie, or the function Shelly Michelle served for Julia Roberts in "Pretty Woman" Body Double Dan
$400 [4] Norman crusader Tancred of Hauteville became prince of this region of Palestine known for its sea Galilee John	$400 [20] Hair care line headed by the man seen here Paul Mitchell Karen	$400 [15] John Watson, a medical doctor Sherlock Holmes Dan	$400 [24] Flanders & Swann's song about this African animal goes, "Let us wallow in glorious mud" Hippopotamus John	$400 [29] We shouldn't need to "egg" you on to name this holiday Easter Dan	$500 [11] "(Just Like) Starting Over" is one of the songs from this 1980 John Lennon & Yoko Ono album "Double Fantasy"
$500 [5] The first Norman foothold in France was near Rouen, around the mouth of this river Seine Karen	$500 [21] An archive of this shampoo's "Girls", including Brooke & Cybill, is housed at the Smithsonian Breck Karen	$500 [16] Renfield, nearly a vampire Count Dracula Dan	$500 [25] Lyricist Don Black co-wrote the lion serenade "Born Free" & this Michael Jackson ode to a rat "Ben" Dan	$500 [30] It's about "time" we did this holiday New Year's Eve John	DD $600 [9] The Fifth Amendment protects against it Double jeopardy John

Double Jeopardy! Round

NORMANS	ARCHITECTURE	REALLY TOUGH CAPITAL CITIES	THE SPORTING LIFE	BRUSH UP YOUR MARLOWE	THE BIRTH OF WORDS
$200 [8] Before his Gulf War exploits, he was deputy commander of U.S. forces in the invasion of Grenada Norman Schwarzkopf Dan	$200 [13] Luigi Moretti designed buildings for Mussolini & this Washington, D.C. complex that led to Nixon's fall Watergate Karen	$200 [4] Santiago Chile John	$200 [1] This basketball star is the only man picked AP's Athlete of the Year 3 years in a row: 1991, 1992 & 1993 Michael Jordan Karen	$200 [18] "Ugly Hell, gape not! Come not Lucifer!" is a line from a play about this doctor Doctor Faustus Dan	$200 [21] This type of whiskey bears the name of the Kentucky county where it was first produced Bourbon John
$400 [9] The parents of this Bengals QB & pro football announcer first named him Norman, not Boomer Boomer Esiason Karen	$400 [14] This style influenced by the Romans is named for England's 4 kings between 1714 & 1830 Georgian John Karen Dan	$400 [3] Riga Latvia John	$400 [2] Elected to the Hall of Fame in 1999, he walked 2,795 batters but struck out twice as many Nolan Ryan John	$400 [19] Written around 1589, "The Massacre of Paris" was about the 1572 slaughter of these Protestants Huguenots John	$400 [22] Possibly from the Latin for "farewell to meat", it's a time of pre-Lenten merrymaking Carnaval Dan
$600 [16] Landlord Stanley Roper on "Three's Company", he also played Dustin Hoffman's landlord in "The Graduate" Norman Fell Dan	$800 [27] Habitat, built for this city's Expo 67, was a revolutionary prefabricated housing complex Montreal Karen	$600 [5] Port Moresby Papua New Guinea Dan	$600 [10] This ski event comes in regular, giant & super giant varieties Slalom John	$600 [28] His most famous (& maybe most imitated) poem is titled "The Passionate" this "to His Love" Shepherd	$600 [23] This term for a steaming hot spring comes from the name of a famous Icelandic hot spring like this one Geyser Karen
$800 [17] We're "positive" this popular author was pastor of NYC's Marble Collegiate Reformed Church for 52 years Norman Vincent Peale	DD $1,000 [15] 524 firms competed to design a new library at this city to recall the ancient one Alexandria, Egypt Dan	$800 [6] Thimphu Bhutan	$800 [11] In 1998 a drug scandal caused 93 of 189 riders to drop out of this European bike race Tour de France Dan	$800 [29] Marlowe probably had no peace when he wrote "Accursed be he that first invented" this War	$800 [24] From the Old Slavic for slave, this word entered the language from Karel Capek's 1921 play "R.U.R." Robot Dan
$1,000 [20] This Canadian-born director's films include "In the Heat of the Night" & "Moonstruck" Norman Jewison Karen	$1,000 [26] This architecturally controversial Paris complex opened in 1977 Pompidou Centre (or the Beaubourg) Karen	$1,000 [7] Sana Yemen	$1,000 [12] Kenyan men took first & second in this race April 20, 1998 Boston Marathon Karen	DD $900 [30] The Hellespont is mentioned in line 7 of Marlowe's work on this famous mythological pair Hero & Leander Karen	$1,000 [25] This Scottish entree may derive its name from the Old French for "haguier", to chop or hash Haggis Karen

Final Jeopardy!

STATUES

Its face was modeled after the features of Auguste-Charlotte Bartholdi

Statue of Liberty

Karen "What is [Venus] the Statue of Libe" — wagered $2,900

John "What is the Statue of Liberty?" — wagered $4,000

Dan "What is the Statue of Liberty?" — wagered $700

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