Show #5529 2008-09-25 (taped 2008-07-16) Regular

Contestants

Pam Winters — a writer and editor from Churchton, Maryland

Mark Raabe — an IT director from Coon Rapids, Minnesota

Brian Levinson — a writer from Queens, New York (whose 1-day cash winnings total $20,001)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Brian	$3,600	$6,600	$27,800	$27,800 2-day champion: $47,801	$29,000 34 R (including 1 DD), 0 W
Mark	$200	$4,600	$10,600	$12,600 2nd place: $2,000	$10,600 12 R, 1 W
Pam	$1,600	$1,000	$5,800	$5,800 3rd place: $1,000	$6,800 8 R (including 1 DD), 2 W (including 1 DD)

Jeopardy! Round

SPOOF FILMS	THERE WILL BE BLOOD SAUSAGE	IN THE VALLEY OF ELI	DANCE FORMERS	ENTOMBMENT	CHARLIE WILSON'S WAR WORDS
$200 [1] Lloyd Bridges laments, "Looks like I picked the wrong week to quit sniffing glue" in this 1980 film Airplane! Brian	$200 [11] Drisheen sausage, made with lamb's blood, is a specialty of Cork in this country Ireland Brian	$200 [21] In 1802 South Carolina agreed to pay this inventor's company $50,000 for patent rights to the cotton gin Eli Whitney Mark	$200 [26] This niece of film director Cecil B. had some devilish fun choreographing "Three Virgins and a Devil" in 1941 Agnes de Mille Pam	$200 [6] Trinity Church in NYC was where this Treasury Sec. worshipped & where he was buried after the duel Alexander Hamilton Brian	$200 [12] Not a fully automatic machine gun, a basic weapon of Marines is the M16A2 semi-automatic type of this a rifle Brian
$400 [2] (I'm Michael McKean.) As David St. Hubbins I lead this rock band through the trials & tribulations of stardom Spinal Tap Pam	$400 [17] Buen provecho when eating tapas made with morcilla, pig's blood with rice, from this European country Spain Brian	$400 [22] While serving as Governor of this territory, 1880-1886, Eli Murray opposed the advancement of polygamy Utah Brian	$400 [27] Oh, the anguish! Ninette de Valois choreographed a 1931 work named for this biblical sufferer Job Brian	$400 [7] (Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from Machu Picchu, Peru.) The cave beneath the Temple of the Sun is called the Royal Tomb & probably held these remains more associated with Egypt mummies Brian	$400 [13] Also the name of an Adam Sandler movie, this military term is slang for 1 kilometer a click Brian
$600 [3] From the files of the TV show "Police Squad!" came this film with Lt. Frank Drebin The Naked Gun Brian	$600 [18] Popular Thuringer rotwurst from this country has been given geographic protection by the EU Germany Mark	$600 [23] With 35 seconds left in the game, he threw a TD pass to Plaxico Burress to win Super Bowl XLII for the Giants Eli Manning Mark	$600 [28] This sitarist's brother Uday danced with Pavlova & created dances for her, too Ravi Shankar Pam	$600 [8] In October 1876, 4 months after the massacre, he was laid to rest at West Point Custer Brian	$600 [14] HALO, standing for "high altitude, low opening", is an acronym used in the operation of these parachutes Mark Pam
$800 [4] Shaun's life becomes zombie-filled in this 2004 British film Shaun of the Dead Mark	$800 [19] Charcuterie includes boudin blanc & this other delicacy made from pig's blood, brandy & cream boudin noir	$800 [24] In 2008 actress Anne Jackson & this popular character actor celebrated an amazing 60th anniversary Eli Wallach Brian	$1,000 [30] This great modern dancer was born in 1894 & she was still choreographing in 1990 Martha Graham Mark	$800 [9] This explorer's Puerto Rico tomb says the valiant lion's "deeds surpassed the greatness of his name" Ponce de León Pam	$800 [15] From the Latin for "before the war" comes this term for a period before a war, especially the Civil War antebellum Brian
$1,000 [5] This 2000 horror film had the tagline "No mercy. No shame. No sequel"; the sequel's tagline was "We lied" Scary Movie Pam	$1,000 [20] Soondae, filled with potato noodle & served with kimchi, is a popular street dish in this country Korea Brian	$1,000 [25] In May 1876 this pharmaceutical chemist founded the global research-based company that still bears his name Eli Lilly Mark	DD $1,400 [29] When Balanchine choreographed this ballet in 1965, he played the title role & Suzanne Farrell was his Dulcinea Don Quixote Pam	$1,000 [10] His body may be at Pere Lachaise in Paris, but he left his heart at a church in Warsaw Frederic Chopin	$1,000 [16] From the French for "to disguise", it was "dazzle painting" to the British navy in WWI camouflage Mark

Double Jeopardy! Round

THE 20th CENTURY	ROCK & ROLL	AUTHORS' MIDDLE NAMES	OFFICIAL STATE STUFF	SEEING THE LIGHT	"E" GAD!
$400 [6] In 1953 he was elected President of Yugoslavia, a position he retained until his death in 1980 Tito Brian	$400 [8] "You Give Love A Bad Name" was this New Jersey group's first No. 1 hit Bon Jovi Brian	$400 [1] Erle Gardner Stanley Brian	$400 [13] Wow! Illinois' state animal, the white-tailed this, can jump 9-foot fences a deer Mark	$400 [23] Chloroplasts are the sites within plants where this process changes light into chemical energy photosynthesis Brian	$400 [18] Give me an E--this Greek equivalent of the letter E epsilon Mark
$800 [7] In 1997 Bobbi McCaughey two-upped Mrs. Dionne by giving birth to these septuplets Brian	$800 [9] (Hey, I'm Mark McGrath, and) one of my all-time favorite bands is this Johnny Rotten-Sid Vicious group that lasted only 3 years in the 1970s the Sex Pistols Brian	$800 [2] T.S. Eliot Stearns Brian	$800 [14] This metal topped the dome of Utah's State Capitol long before it became the state mineral copper Pam	$800 [26] Its wavelength is about 500 to 550 nanometers, & it means "go" green Brian	DD $400 [21] The name of this herb, thought by many to shorten the length of a cold, is from the Greek for "hedgehog" echinacea Brian
$1,200 [28] In 1973 members of AIM occupied this South Dakota village for 71 days to protest federal policies toward Indians Wounded Knee Mark	$1,200 [10] Kiss said, "You gotta lose your mind" in this "Rock City" Detroit Brian	$1,200 [3] "The Moonstone" author William Collins Wilkie Brian	$1,200 [15] This romantic 3-word phrase precedes "California" in the title of California's state song "I Love You" Brian	$1,200 [27] Lasers make possible this 3-dimensional representation of an object in light a hologram Brian	$800 [19] Found in yeast, zymase, which promotes fermentation, is this type of catalytic protein an enzyme Brian
$2,000 [24] In May 1966 this small South American country became independent, with Forbes Burnham as its first P.M. Guyana Brian	$1,600 [11] Drummer Cindy Blackman kept the beat for this man on "Fly Away" & "Are You Gonna Go My Way" Lenny Kravitz Brian	$1,600 [4] William Thackeray Makepeace Brian	$1,600 [16] North Carolina got religion & named this its state bird the cardinal Pam	$2,000 [25] Light can be interpreted either as particles called these or as waves called, uh, waves photons Brian	$1,200 [20] 2008 marks the 20th anniversary of this Calvin Klein fragrance for all time Eternity Brian
—	$2,000 [12] This Seattle group hit No. 1 on the mainstream rock chart with the song "Black Hole Sun" Soundgarden Brian	$2,000 [5] C.S. Lewis Staples Mark	DD $2,400 [17] Georgia has an official state 'possum: this comic strip cutie who lives in the Okefenokee Swamp Pogo Pam	—	$2,000 [22] In mythology Zeus pursued her in the form of a white bull, then carried her across the sea to Crete Europa Mark

Final Jeopardy!

ISLAND CHAINS

Before an 1867 sale, this island group was known as the Catherine Archipelago

the Aleutian Islands

Pam "What are the Falklands?" — wagered $0

Mark "What are the Aleutians?" — wagered $2,000

Brian "What are the Aleutians" — wagered $0

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