Show #2987 1997-09-02 Regular

Dan Melia game 3.

Contestants

Karen Rhodes — a history teacher from Dalton, Georgia

Atish Choudhury — an undergraduate student from Silver Spring, Maryland (whose 1-day cash winnings total $16,800)

Dan Melia — a professor from San Francisco, California (whose 2-day cash winnings total $29,600)

Scores

Player First Commercial End of Jeopardy! End of Double Jeopardy! Final Coryat
Dan $300 $3,300 $7,500 $14,900
3-day champion: $44,500
$6,800
23 R (including 2 DDs), 5 W
Atish $1,800 $2,900 $8,100 $1,199
3rd place: Pair of Wittnauer Watches
$8,100
23 R, 3 W
Karen $1,300 $1,500 $4,900 $6,903
2nd place: Trip to Tahiti
$3,900
10 R (including 1 DD), 1 W

Jeopardy! Round

18th CENTURY AMERICA EGGS-ACTLY! THE NFL RESORT CITIES NAME THAT TOON ODD PLURALS
$100 [9]
He published his "Poor Richard's Almanack" at the new printing office near the market in Philadelphia
Ben Franklin
Dan
$100 [24]
An egg fried on both sides is flippantly described as this
over easy
Dan Atish Karen
$100 [2]
In 1940 the Pittsburgh Pirates chose this new team nickname
Steelers
Atish
$100 [21]
In 1986 voters of this California resort made Clint Eastwood's day by electing him mayor
Carmel
Dan
$100 [16]
1943's "Der Fuehrer's Face" starring this Disney quack-up won an Oscar
Donald Duck
Atish
$100 [1]
Louse
lice
Atish
$200 [10]
As a result of this December 16, 1773 incident, England closed the port of Boston
the Boston Tea Party
Dan
$200 [27]
It describes a Scotch egg or a tough detective
Hard-Boiled
Dan
$200 [3]
(Hi, I'm Reggie White!) In 1982 I was named Southeastern Conference player of the year while playing for this school's Volunteers
Tennessee
Atish
$200 [22]
This fashionable Colorado ski getaway was named by prospectors for the trees in the area
Aspen
Atish
$200 [17]
Until his death in 1959, Arthur Q. Bryan was the voice of this "Wabbit Hunter"
Elmer Fudd
Atish
$200 [5]
Ox
oxen
Karen
$300 [11]
In 1789 this future president was elected to Congress from Virginia, defeating James Monroe
James Madison
Atish Karen
$300 [28]
To hatch, or to shed one's shyness
break out of one's shell
Dan Karen
$300 [4]
On January 5, 1996 this Miami Dolphins coach retired with a record 347 career wins
Don Shula
Dan
$300 [23]
This resort's famous boardwalk was built in 1870 to keep sand out of hotel lobbies & railroad cars
Atlantic City
Atish
$300 [18]
He starred in 1948's "Symphony in Spinach"
Popeye (the Sailor Man)
Dan
$300 [6]
Alumnus
alumni
Atish
$400 [12]
In 1776 this future Secretary of the Treasury served as a captain of a New York artillery company
Alexander Hamilton
Dan Karen
$400 [29]
What's known as the prairie one of these is actually a raw egg with condiments
a prairie oyster
Dan
$400 [7]
Now on ABC's "Monday Night Football", he was the NFL's MVP for 1956
Frank Gifford
Karen
$500 [26]
This Crimean health & vacation resort was the site of an important World War II conference
Yalta
Dan
$400 [19]
He was the sidekick of the "smarter than the average bear"
Boo-Boo
Atish
$400 [14]
Squid
squid
Dan Atish
$500 [13]
On Feb. 5, 1736, this Methodist founder arrived in Georgia at James Oglethorpe's invitation
John Wesley
Atish
$500 [30]
One isn't used to mend a holy cow but a holey sock
darning egg
Dan
$500 [8]
During the 1995 season, this expansion team played its home games at Clemson Memorial Stadium
the Carolina Panthers
Atish
DD $700 [25]
This resort known for its spa was capital of occupied France from November 1942 to August 1944
Vichy
Dan
$500 [20]
1948's "Magpie Madness" starred this Terrytoon pair
Heckle & Jeckle
Dan
$500 [15]
Erratum
errata
Dan

Double Jeopardy! Round

19th CENTURY AMERICA THAT'S RANK! NICOLAS COPPOLA, AKA CAGE BIG BOOKS INVENTORS ANAGRAMS
$200 [1]
On February 6, 1899 the Senate ratified the Treaty of Paris, ending this conflict
Spanish-American War
Atish
$200 [5]
As generals of the army, Dwight Eisenhower & Omar Bradley wore this many stars, the most for a general
Five
Karen
$200 [2]
Kathleen Turner went back to the past in this film & met up with Cage, the director's nephew
Peggy Sue Got Married
Karen
$200 [12]
Webster's 3rd defines it "a reference book containing words usually alphabetically arranged..."
Dictionary
Dan
$200 [16]
He found his assistant, electrician Tom Watson, in a store where he bought electrical supplies
Alexander Graham Bell
Atish
$200 [22]
Members who don't pay these may be sued
dues (from sued)
Dan
$400 [3]
He served as governor of the Utah territory until President Buchanan removed him in 1857
Brigham Young
Atish
$400 [8]
It's the highest title in the British peerage, pilgrim
Duke
Dan
$400 [27]
The 1996 Cage film about a "hard place"
The Rock
Atish
$400 [13]
It took Edward Gibbon 15 years to chronicle the "Decline and Fall of" this ancient empire
The Roman Empire
Dan
$400 [17]
In 1919 this "Father of Wireless Telegraphy" represented Italy at the Paris Peace Conference
Guglielmo Marconi
Karen
$400 [23]
People groan when Bob sits down to play this
organ (from groan)
Atish
$600 [4]
In 1888 this suffragette organized the International Council of Women
Susan B. Anthony
Dan
$800 [10]
This woman is the highest ranking member of President Clinton's cabinet
Madeleine Albright
Dan
$600 [29]
In a 1987 film, it was the last name of the infant Cage kidnapped to raise
Arizona
Dan
$600 [14]
Building & penal are types of these collections of laws
Codes
Karen
$600 [19]
Built in 1831, his first mechanical reaper resembled a 2-wheeled horse-drawn chariot
Cyrus McCormick
Atish
$600 [24]
Bubba barely ever eats this grain--he drinks it
barley (from barely)
Atish
$800 [6]
To extend his influence over the Pacific Northwest, he founded the Pacific Fur Company in 1810
John Jacob Astor
Atish
DD $1,000 [9]
Ranking above cherubim, it's the highest order of angel
Seraphim
Dan
$800 [30]
Cage appeared in this 1984 film about a Harlem hot spot, directed by his uncle Francis
Cotton Club
Dan
$800 [15]
This Englishman's 900-page novel "Nicholas Nickleby" became a 9-hour play & a miniseries
Charles Dickens
Atish
$800 [20]
This Russian-American TV pioneer developed the iconoscope in 1923 & kinescope in 1924
Vladimir Zworykin
Dan
$800 [25]
Sam taught himself this language
Flemish (from himself)
Atish
$1,000 [7]
His flagship, the Lawrence, was destroyed by British gunfire, September 10, 1813
Oliver Hazard Perry
Dan Atish
$1,000 [11]
In the U.S. it's the highest rank a Cub Scout can achieve before he becomes a Boy Scout
Webelos
$1,000 [28]
Cage was billed as Coppola in this 1982 Sean Penn film based on a Cameron Crowe book
Fast Times at Ridgemont High
DD $2,000 [18]
The remembered taste of a cake provides a turning point in this Proust work about memory
Remembrance of Things Past
Karen
$1,000 [21]
In 1895 they invented the cinematographe, which combined a movie camera with a printer & a projector
The Lumiere Brothers
Dan
$1,000 [26]
It's the religion a former Maoist might practice
Taoism (from Maoist)
Atish

Final Jeopardy!

RELIGION

Written in 1517, the 62nd of these is "The true treasure of the church is the holy gospel of... God"

the 95 Theses

Karen "What are the 95 Theses?" — wagered $2,003
Dan "What are Luther's 95 Theses?" — wagered $7,400
Atish "What are the ninety-three theses?" — wagered $6,901

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