Show #4336 2003-06-09 (taped 2003-02-19) Regular

Jim Stalley game 4.

Contestants

Ramar Wright — an attorney originally from Aiken, South Carolina

Marilyn Muller — a social worker from Beverly, Massachusetts

Jim Stalley — a crime data specialist from Denver, Colorado (whose 3-day cash winnings total $63,100)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Jim	$1,200	$6,400	$20,000	$21,000 4-day champion: $84,100	$16,600 24 R (including 2 DDs), 1 W
Marilyn	$1,800	$3,800	$10,100	$20,001 2nd place: $2,000	$12,600 14 R, 3 W (including 1 DD)
Ramar	$5,000	$5,000	$7,400	$14,600 3rd place: $1,000	$7,400 11 R, 0 W

Jeopardy! Round

19th CENTURY NOVELS	FOOTBALL HALL OF FAMERS' TEAMS	FOLLOW THE LEADER	FOOD FOR THOUGHT	100 YEARS OF FORD	"JUNIOR" COLLAGE
$200 [4] Huckleberry Finn is introduced, carrying a dead cat, in chapter 6 of this novel Tom Sawyer Jim	$200 [13] Running back Jim Brown Cleveland Browns Ramar	$200 [18] Alvaro Uribe became president of this S. Amer. country in 2002, vowing to get tough on rebels & drug traffickers Colombia Jim	$200 [11] Little cocktail sausages wrapped in dough & baked are called "pigs in" these a blanket Jim	$200 [26] In 1986, Ford turned to the Zodiac & introduced this model, seen here Taurus Jim Marilyn	$200 [1] Student athletes know it's abbreviated JV junior varsity Jim
$400 [6] The brooding Dmitri is the oldest of the title characters in this 1879 work The Brothers Karamazov Ramar	$400 [14] Running back Gale Sayers Chicago Bears Ramar	$600 [23] Taking over from his assassinated father in 2001, Joseph Kabila is the president of this country once known as Zaire Democratic Republic of the Congo Jim	$400 [12] Ben & Jerry's top-selling ice cream is this flavor named for the old leader of a rock band Cherry Garcia Ramar	$400 [27] You might say "the rubber met the road" when Henry Ford first met this man, beginning their companies' long partnership Harvey Firestone Jim	$400 [2] James Welch named this popular movie theater candy in 1949 Junior Mints Ramar
$600 [7] Character who (ironically) remarks, "I shall grow old, and horrible... but this picture will remain always young" Dorian Gray Jim	$600 [15] Defensive lineman Mean Joe Greene Pittsburgh Steelers Ramar	$800 [24] A June 2002 grand council known as a Loya Jirga installed Hamid Karzai as the president of this embattled country Afghanistan Marilyn	$600 [19] This steak sauce claims that it "Makes Hamburgers Taste Like Steakburgers" A.1. Jim	$600 [28] If this ageless model of Ford van "is rockin', don't come a knockin'" Econoline Marilyn	$600 [3] The All Stars backed up this rockin' frontman Junior Walker
$800 [9] He wasn't at ease writing 1896's "An Outcast of the lslands" in English, but by "Lord Jim", he had the knack Joseph Conrad Ramar	$800 [16] Quarterback Bart Starr Green Bay Packers Ramar	$1,000 [25] In northern Europe, Goran Persson leads as the prime minister of this nation Sweden	$800 [20] In 1992 a world record 68-foot 9-inch salami was made in this Scandinavian country's city of Flekkefjord Norway Marilyn	$800 [29] The "adventures" of this model, seen here, included going from small to midsize in the '60s Fairlane Jim	$800 [5] It was founded in 1901 in New York City by a debutante wanting to help the less fortunate the Junior League Marilyn
$1,000 [10] Stendhal's "The Charterhouse of" this place is set in a prince's court in northern Italy Parma Marilyn	$1,000 [17] Defensive lineman Merlin Olsen Los Angeles Rams Ramar	DD $3,000 [22] Bertie Ahern is the Taoiseach or prime minister of this European nation Ireland Jim	$1,000 [21] (Hi, I'm Eric Idle of Monty Python.) One of our classic sketches featured a restaurant where almost every menu item included this meat product Spam Jim	$1,000 [30] During WWII, this Ford plant seenhereturned out an airplane a hour on its assembly line Willow Run	$1,000 [8] It was started in 1919 as a collection of small, after-school business clubs in Massachusetts Junior Achievement

Double Jeopardy! Round

LATIN AMERICA	BUSINESS PAIRINGS	20th CENTURY PEOPLE	ARCHITECTS & DESIGNERS	HOLLYWOOD MYSTERIES	"K" RATIONS
$400 [2] This country has more than 40% of Latin America's area & about 1/3 of the people Brazil Jim	$400 [26] In the 1930s Owens-Illinois merged with this glass-making competitor Corning Marilyn	$400 [7] She organized a money-raising raffle to give away the car Pope Paul VI gave her on his visit to India in 1964 Mother Teresa Jim	$400 [12] His "Prairie Style" wasn't always comfy; he once quipped that he was almost always black & blue from his own furniture Frank Lloyd Wright Marilyn	$400 [21] Sadly, the 1978 murder of this "Hogan's Heroes" star remains officially unsolved Bob Crane Jim	$400 [1] Gorillas rarely walk upright; instead, they usually support their upper bodies by walking on these knuckles Jim
$800 [3] This Venezuelan port grew slowly until oil was discovered at a lake of the same name in 1917 Maracaibo Jim	$800 [27] The last name of aviator Glenn, it comes afer Lockheed & before Marietta Martin Jim	$800 [8] His oral polio vaccine was first tested on volunteer cons, then had large-scale tests in the Soviet Union Albert Sabin Marilyn	$800 [13] Bernini, one of this basilica's great architects, designed the magnificent baldacchino over its papal altar St. Peter's Basilica Jim	$800 [22] This 21st century action star won't reveal his real name; Mark Vincent is a popular guess Vin Diesel Jim	$800 [17] In 1997 Ving Rhames played this larger than life boxing promoter Don King Marilyn
$1,200 [4] A monument to Franklin D. Roosevelt stands at the base of La Loma Hill in this Nicaraguan capital Managua Jim	$1,200 [28] In the annals of accountantcy, William Deloitte's name is paired with this man George Touche Marilyn	$1,200 [9] In 1900 his institute of technology was founded in Pittsburgh Andrew Carnegie Ramar	$1,600 [15] (Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from the set of Hairspray.) "Hairspray" boasts sets by architect David Rockwell, who designed this L.A. theatre, the new home of the Oscars the Kodak Theatre	$1,200 [23] In 1952 a benefactor who's still anonymous sent this future queen of TV sketch comedy to UCLA Carol Burnett Marilyn	$1,200 [18] (Sofia of the Clue Crew at the Johnson Space Center in Houston.) The first element of the ISS was the Zarya control module, launched from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in this former S.S.R. Kazakhstan Ramar
$1,600 [5] This Indian civilization, likely the earliest in the Americas, flourished in eastern Mexico 1200-400 B.C. the Olmecs Marilyn	$1,600 [29] Peter Bang's partner in hi-fi's Svend Olufsen Marilyn	$1,600 [10] In 1929 he became director of the Central School of Fine Arts in Mexico Diego Rivera Marilyn	DD $2,000 [14] Famous for his "Red Blue" chair, architect Gerrit Rietveld was a leading member of this country's De Stijl group The Netherlands/Holland Jim	$1,600 [24] In 1924 producer Thomas Ince mysteriously died during a weekend aboard this tycoon's yacht William Randolph Hearst Marilyn	$1,600 [19] Followers of this man overthrew the Shah of Iran in 1979 Ayatollah Khomeini Jim
$2,000 [6] On August 17, 1961 this aid program for Latin America was signed in Punta del Este, Uruguay by the U.S. & 19 nations Alliance for Progress	—	DD $2,500 [11] Mistinguett's dancing partner at the Folies-Bergere in the 1920s, he's associated with Mimi & Gigi Maurice Chevalier Marilyn	$2,000 [16] The best-known piece of furniture designed by Mies van der Rohe is the chair named for this Spanish city Barcelona	$2,000 [25] Marilyn Monroe was found dead in her home in this area of L.A. that gained notice during the O.J. Simpson trial Brentwood Jim	$2,000 [20] This Armenian's 1938 "Poem for Stalin" is less well-known than his "Sabre Dance" Aram Khachaturian Jim

Final Jeopardy!

TIME'S MAN OF THE YEAR

The only man named Time's Man of the Year 2 straight years, he shared the distinction with Kissinger in 1972

Richard M. Nixon

Ramar "Who was Nixon?" — wagered $7,200

Marilyn "Who was Nixon" — wagered $9,901

Jim "Who is Nixon?" — wagered $1,000

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