Show #4343 2003-06-18 (taped 2003-02-24) Regular

John Beck game 4.

Contestants

Scott Ingram — a substitute teacher from Camarillo, California

Kerry Kelly — an ammunitions instructor from Pine Bluff, Arkansas

John Beck — a copywriter from Torrance, California (whose 3-day cash winnings total $74,999)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
John	$4,400	$6,000	$15,800	$12,100 4-day champion: $87,099	$16,800 25 R (including 1 DD), 4 W
Kerry	$1,800	$3,000	$6,000	$100 2nd place: $2,000	$9,000 16 R, 5 W (including 1 DD)
Scott	$2,000	$7,200	$9,200	$0 3rd place: $1,000	$7,400 12 R (including 1 DD), 1 W

Jeopardy! Round

AGRICULTURE	MYTHING IN ACTION	WILLIAM McKINLEY NEVER...	THE MOST POPULOUS NATION	IRISH STARS	"PH"UN WITH WORDS
$200 [17] ISE America, specializing in this food product, boasts of having over 5 million layers eggs John Kerry	$200 [12] In the legends & mythologies of many of the world's cultures you'll find these fiery reptilians dragons Kerry	$200 [26] ...did this dance that's "kinda like the twist / pretend you're in the water and you go like this" the Swim Kerry	$200 [11] Mexico, Brazil, Argentina Brazil Kerry	$200 [6] This Bond of "Die Another Day" was born in County Meath Pierce Brosnan John	$200 [1] Type of game bird that's traditionally served "under glass" pheasant John
$400 [18] Moisture & temperature are regulated in these rounded buildings to keep the fodder nutritious silos John	$400 [13] The Irish word luchorpan, meaning "little body", gives us this word for a little mythical Irish creature leprechaun John	$400 [27] ...chose a safe toaster using the ratings of this magazine founded in 1936 Consumer Reports John	$400 [22] Egypt, Iraq, Saudi Arabia Egypt Kerry Scott	$400 [7] The youngest man to play Henry V for the Royal Shakespeare Company, he starred in the 1989 film, too Kenneth Branagh John	$400 [2] It's a generic term for Xerox photocopy Scott
$600 [19] To harvest sugar cane, workers set fire to the fields; the leaves burn but these sugar-containing parts don't stalks Scott	$600 [14] In Incan myths from South America, this camel relative warns man of an impending great flood llama Scott	$600 [28] ...rode this type of alliterative item seen here boogie board Kerry	$600 [23] Finland, Norway, Sweden Sweden Scott	$600 [8] This Irish star of "Michael Collins" stretched his acting abilities to play Scottish legend Rob Roy Liam Neeson Kerry	$600 [3] When exposed to air, this chemical element can burst into flames, spontaneously phosphorus John
$1,000 [21] The name of this type of vegetable farm comes from a word for "barter", not a vehicle truck farm Scott	$800 [15] One way into this Greek mythical place was to take a boat ride with Charon Hades Kerry	$800 [29] ...took Paxil for this type of "stress disorder", a possible result of his Civil War service Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder John	$800 [24] Vatican City, Monaco, Andorra Andorra John	$800 [9] In July of 2001 he stunned the world when he announced he was putting out his "Feet of Flames" forever Michael Flatley John	$800 [4] In the classification of living organisms, it comes between class & kingdom phylum John
DD $2,600 [20] Bollgard is a genetically modified brand of this plant cotton Scott	$1,000 [16] In Greek mythology, Medea falls for this man & helps him steal the Golden Fleece Jason John	$1,000 [30] ...flew on this low-fare airline launched by David Neeleman out of JFK JetBlue Airways	$1,000 [25] Russia, Indonesia, Japan Indonesia John Kerry	$1,000 [10] In 1976 he returned as John Morgan in "The Return of a Man Called Horse" Richard Harris Scott	$1,000 [5] Luke was the "beloved" one & that's the gospel truth physician

Double Jeopardy! Round

GREEK SCIENCE	1960s TV	MUSIC TO MY EARS	PLACES TO VISIT	17th CENTURY NOTABLES	BEFORE & AFTER
$400 [17] To numb you, the Greeks made an early type of this from mandrake anesthetic Scott	$400 [13] The Flying Fickle Finger of Fate determined that at the end of the '60s, this variety series was TV's No. 1 show Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In Kerry	$400 [14] The name of this musical form for 2 or more voices may come from "matricalis", Latin for "of the mother" madrigal Kerry	$400 [2] Each of the 4 heads on this memorial is about 60 feet high (about as high as a 5-story building!) Mount Rushmore John	$400 [1] She died, perhaps of smallpox, while preparing to return home from England in 1617 with hubby John Rolfe Pocahontas John Scott	$400 [3] The world's oldest teenager who's a chocolate-coated candy with a peanut butter center Dick Clark Bar John
$800 [18] Diophantus made this field of math his specialty, introducing symbols to represent unknowns algebra Kerry	$800 [15] The second verse of its theme begins, "There's a little hotel called The Shady Rest at the Junction" Petticoat Junction Kerry	$800 [24] This note sits at the center of the piano keyboard & has a frequency of 261.6 hertz middle C John	$800 [10] You can see the Baths of Caracalla in this world capital Rome John	$800 [6] In 1693 this royal pair chartered a college in the Virginia colony William and Mary Kerry	$800 [4] He served as both the third U.S. president & the first president of the Confederate States of America Thomas Jefferson Davis John
$1,200 [28] Aristotle said one of these couldn't exist; without an atmosphere, an object could go infinitely fast, an impossibility vacuum John	$1,200 [16] John Astin played this guest villain on "Batman" for 2 episodes; Frank Gorshin played him on numerous other occasions the Riddler Scott	$1,200 [25] Tchaikovsky assigned this tempo to the following allegro John	DD $1,000 [23] (Sarah of the Clue Crew in Belize) Xunantunich was a ceremonial center of this civilization that flourished from about 300 B.C. to 900 A.D. Mayans John	$1,600 [8] He's the famous Flemish painter seen here (notice the beard) Anthony van Dyck Kerry	$1,200 [5] "Surf City" duo who teamed up with Jerry Lewis Jan and Dean Martin Kerry
$1,600 [29] The auger drill of today has its roots in this Greek's "water snail", a screw that raised water Archimedes John	$1,600 [19] Barbara Bain won Emmys for Best Dramatic Actress in '67, '68 & '69 as Cinnamon Carter on this espionage series Mission: Impossible Kerry	$1,600 [26] "The Four Seasons" is this type of "music" that doesn't go with a TV show but expresses a non-musical idea programmed music Kerry	$1,200 [21] This national memorial is named for the sandstone arch seen here Rainbow Bridge National Memorial John	$2,000 [9] In 1656 this freethinking Dutch philosopher was excommunicated by the Jewish community Baruch Spinoza John	$1,600 [11] Leader of pop music's Funky Bunch who wrote "Tom Sawyer" Marky Mark Twain John
$2,000 [30] The study of electromagnetism began when Thales found this substance, when rubbed, could pick up light objects amber Kerry	$2,000 [20] Its regular panelists in the 1960s were Bill Cullen, Henry Morgan, Betsy Palmer & Bess Myerson I've Got a Secret Kerry Scott	$2,000 [27] Riverside Church in NYC has the biggest of these musical instruments, with 74 bells carillon Scott	$1,600 [22] The name of this Gothic cathedral means "Our Lady" Notre Dame John	DD $3,000 [7] Just months after publishing "Dialogue Concerning the Two Chief World Systems", he was tried for heresy Galileo Kerry	$2,000 [12] Red-headed stranger who was on the road again as the first black president of South Africa Willie Nelson Mandela John

Final Jeopardy!

LITERARY TITLE CHARACTERS

Fanny Squeers called him Knuckleboy

Nicholas Nickleby

Kerry "Who is Tom Jones?" — wagered $5,900

Scott "Who is Gatsby" — wagered $9,200

John "Who is Alexander?" — wagered $3,700

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