Show #4152 2002-09-24 (taped 2002-06-17) Regular

Contestants

Richard Bonny — a software engineer from Kirkland, Washington

Lisa Flehinger — a puzzle editor from West Norriton, Pennsylvania

Tom Kelso — a credit analyst from Chicago, Illinois (whose 3-day cash winnings total $83,402)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Tom	$2,800	$5,400	$21,600	$16,399 2nd place: $2,000	$19,400 27 R (including 1 DD), 4 W
Lisa	$0	$3,600	$7,600	$7,600 3rd place: $1,000	$8,600 11 R, 2 W (including 1 DD)
Richard	$0	$2,800	$13,400	$26,700 New champion: $26,700	$11,600 15 R (including 1 DD), 1 W

Jeopardy! Round

THE U.S.	FOOD FOR THOUGHT	WHO PLAYED 'EM?	INVENTED FIRST	COME TOGETHER	RHYME TIME
$200 [2] The highest & northernmost points in the U.S. are in this state Alaska Lisa	$200 [14] These snack "nuts" bear the name of a vegetable that also grows in a pod peanuts Tom Richard	$200 [1] Diarist Bridget Jones Renee Zellweger Richard	$200 [10] Stereoscope, bifocal lens, x-ray tube bifocal lens Richard	$200 [15] It's a meeting with the pope, or a group of people attending a TV show taping audience Tom	$200 [20] Society of Friends member who works as a bread cook Quaker baker Tom
$400 [3] With water covering about 40% of this state's 96,000 square miles of total area, it must have some great lakes Michigan Tom	$400 [25] (Cheryl of the Clue Crew reports from the Atlanta Zoo) The wristbones of the giant panda are elongated & act as thumbs for holding stalks of this food, its primary diet bamboo Tom	$400 [4] Hack screenwriter Joe Gillis, who ends up living & dying on Sunset Blvd. William Holden Tom	$400 [11] Microwave oven, fiberglass, frozen food frozen food Lisa Richard	$400 [16] From the French for "sitting", it's a "medium-sized" gathering for communicating with the dead seance Richard	$400 [21] A frightening milk production facility scary dairy Lisa
$800 [7] You'll find the country's lowest ratio of men to women in the Sarasota metro area of this state Florida Tom	$600 [26] This bacterial product was dubbed "milk of eternal life" when it rejuvenated French king Francis I yogurt Lisa	$600 [5] Ex-Secret Service agent turned bodyguard Frank Farmer Kevin Costner Tom Lisa	$600 [13] Gyroscope, stethoscope, telescope telescope Lisa	$600 [17] It's the famous presidential retreat where Carter, Begin & Sadat got together in 1978 Camp David Richard	$600 [22] An overloaded Corvette heavy Chevy
DD $1,000 [6] Between 1990 & 2000 this state's population increased 66.3% Nevada Lisa	$800 [27] Upton Sinclair's "The Jungle" influenced Teddy Roosevelt to help pass this act abbreviated the PFDA Pure Food and Drug Act Tom	$800 [8] Dying Radcliffe music major Jenny Cavilleri Ali MacGraw Tom	$800 [29] Linoleum, bakelite, aspartame linoleum (around 1860) Tom Richard	$800 [18] It's the small hammer used to quiet disturbances at parliamentary functions gavel Lisa	$800 [23] Someone who gorges himself on sheep meat mutton glutton Lisa
$1,000 [12] This state has 2 of the Top 10 busiest airports in the world California (San Francisco & LAX) Tom Richard	$1,000 [28] Breeding female Antarctic fur seals rely almost totally on these shrimplike crustaceans for food krill Lisa	$1,000 [9] Lt. Chris Burnett, a Navy pilot shot down "Behind Enemy Lines" Owen Wilson	$1,000 [30] Bunsen burner, Geiger counter, Leyden jar Leyden jar (1745) Tom	$1,000 [19] A gathering of famous historical people, "Meeting of Minds" was an Emmy-winning creation of this comedian Steve Allen Richard	$1,000 [24] A defeated Minoan beaten Cretan Tom

Double Jeopardy! Round

THE "US"	LESSER-KNOWN POEMS	NAME THE OLYMPIC CITY	REPUBLICANS	PICK YOUR POISON	OSCAR NIGHT FASHION
$400 [1] Step on a rusty nail & you better hope you've had your booster shot for this tetanus Tom	$400 [21] This poet's "La Vita Nuova" was just a warmup for his "Divine Comedy" Dante Tom	$400 [2] 1896 summer games(an obvious choice) Athens Tom	$400 [11] The book "Before the Storm" argues that this man's failed 1964 campaign led to victory for his ideas Barry Goldwater Tom	$400 [16] The death cup & destroying angels are poisonous ones of these mushrooms Richard	$400 [26] Her see-through outfit the night she won for "Funny Girl" inspired a few "On A Clear Day..." jokes Barbra Streisand Richard
$800 [5] In ancient times, it was an elaborate stone coffin fit for a king sarcophagus Tom	$800 [22] One of Whittier's many works attacking this begins, "Our fellow-countrymen in chains!" slavery Tom	$800 [3] 1936 summer games(Marty Glickman was pulled from the U.S. team) Berlin Tom	$1,200 [13] His website says being GOP leader is important but he's first & foremost a senator from Mississippi Trent Lott Tom	$800 [17] Fatal to Socrates, this foul-smelling plant now grows in the U.S. & can be seen along roadsides hemlock Tom	$800 [27] In 2001 this Icelandic singer appeared in a much talked-about swan dress Bjork Tom
$1,600 [9] Based partly on Plutarch's "Lives", it's Shakespeare's one-word-title tragedy about an ancient Roman warrior Coriolanus Lisa	$1,200 [23] George Herbert's pattern poem about this religious structure is seen here altar	$1,200 [4] 1984 winter games(a war zone in the 1990s) Sarajevo Lisa	$1,600 [14] This current Kentucky senator pitched a perfect game for the Phillies in 1964 Jim Bunning Tom	$1,200 [18] The nonpoisonous tomato & the poisonous belladonna both belong to this family of plants nightshade Tom	$1,200 [28] In 1968 Sammy Davis Jr. was swinging in love beads & this "Indian"-style jacket Nehru jacket Lisa
$2,000 [10] Remember the Titans? They were cast into this region below Hades by Zeus Tartarus Tom	$1,600 [24] In a poem on this Italian city, Wordsworth wrote, "She must espouse the everlasting sea" Venice Richard	$1,600 [6] 1952 summer games(kayakers Wires & Hietanen win homeland gold) Helsinki Richard	$2,000 [15] This early 20th century movie star was named for 19th century GOP leader Roscoe Conkling Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle	$1,600 [19] The leaves of the purple species of this plant contain a powerful poison used to make digitalis foxglove Richard	$1,600 [29] "Boys Don't Cry" star seen here in Versace, in 2001 Hilary Swank Tom
DD $3,000 [8] The Sutlej & Ravi are major tributaries of this river Indus Richard	$2,000 [25] At 21, Shelley wrote a poem about this queen, the subject of a speech in "Romeo and Juliet" Queen Mab Tom	$2,000 [7] 1980 winter games(southeast of St. Regis Falls) Lake Placid, New York Richard	DD $3,000 [12] Nevada governor Kenny Guinn is fighting plans to make this mountain a nuclear waste repository Yucca Mountain Tom	$2,000 [20] This weed with poisonous juices gets its name from the first permanent English settlement in North America Jimsonweed (Jamestown weed)	$2,000 [30] "Boys Don't Cry" co-star seen here in Yves Saint Laurent, in 2000 Chloe Sevigny Tom

Final Jeopardy!

WORLD NATIONS

Of the world nations whose English names contain "land", this nation has the most people, 60 million

Thailand

Lisa "What is the Netherlands?" — wagered $0

Richard "What is Thailand?" — wagered $13,300

Tom "What is the Netherlands?" — wagered $5,201

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