Show #3581 2000-03-13 (taped 1999-12-15) Regular

Robin Carroll game 1.

Contestants

Robin Carroll — a researcher from Marietta, Georgia

Ted Kissell — a journalist from Miami, Florida

Charles Hubert — a developer from Tucker, Georgia (whose 2-day cash winnings total $15,000)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Charles	$1,300	$2,300	$900	$0 3rd place: Sony Vaio Desktop Computer	$5,900 17 R, 2 W (including 1 DD)
Ted	$900	$1,900	$6,300	$2,600 2nd place: Trip to Lake Louise, Canada	$6,300 13 R, 0 W
Robin	$2,100	$5,100	$14,500	$15,000 New champion: $15,000	$12,300 27 R (including 2 DDs), 2 W

Jeopardy! Round

BIBLICAL MILITARY MEN	TV THEME SONG LYRICS	OH WHAT A YEAR!	SOUTH AMERICAN BEAUTY	"SIX" PACK	RAISE YOUR GLASSES
$100 [1] This Philistine had a "helmet of brass" & a coat of mail weighing 5,000 shekels Goliath Charles	$100 [8] "Kinfolk said, Jed, move away from there" "The Beverly Hillbillies" Charles	$100 [26] Martin Luther King assassinated, Viet Cong launches Tet Offensive, Green Bay wins second Super Bowl 1968 Ted	$100 [13] South America's Cotopaxi, among the world's highest of these, has an almost perfectly symmetrical cone volcano Charles	$100 [18] Slang name for a revolver "Six-Shooter" Robin	$100 [6] In a 1903 song, it's what "Ida" was "sweet as" "Apple Cida" Charles
$200 [2] The Roman centurion Cornelius, possibly the first Gentile Christian, was converted by this fisherman Peter Charles	$200 [9] "Tossed salads and scrambled eggs" "Frasier" Charles	$200 [27] Pope John Paul II born, Prohibition takes effect, Harding wins the presidency 1920 Charles	$200 [14] Oscar Niemeyer, who designed much of Brasilia, also did the Copan Building in this largest Brazilian city Sao Paulo Robin	$200 [19] Lee Majors slo-moed into TV history as this expensive construction "The Six Million Dollar Man" Ted	$200 [7] One legend says it was a holy man in Yemen who brewed up the first cup of this many centuries ago Coffee Robin
$300 [3] Moses designated him to defend Israel against Amalek; he later brought down the walls of Jericho Joshua Robin	$300 [10] "Darling I love you, but give me Park Avenue" "Green Acres" Robin	$300 [28] U.N. holds first session, Nuremberg trials held, Hirohito claims he is not divine 1946 Ted	$300 [15] The Venezuelan Andes feature a mirror lake called this, from which a "creature" might emerge Black Lagoon Robin	$300 [20] Where you are if you're dead & buried "Six Feet Under" Robin	$300 [23] Judy Carne might have said, "It's a Japanese fermented rice drink to you, but it's" this "to me" Sake Charles
$400 [4] Benaiah was commander of this wise king's army Solomon Robin	$400 [11] "Movin' on up, to the Eastside" "The Jeffersons" Robin	$400 [29] Johnny Carson retires, L.A. riots break out following Rodney King verdict, Hurricane Andrew hits Florida 1992 Robin	$400 [16] Usual term for the agricultural level seen here, used by the Incas terraces Ted	$400 [21] It begins the phrase that ends "Half a dozen of the other" "Six of One" Ted	$400 [24] Tequila, vodka, gin, rum, triple sec & cola for color go into this New York drink Long Island Iced Tea Robin
$500 [5] This Hittite soldier was sent to the front lines of battle so that David could take his wife Bathsheba Uriah Charles	$500 [12] "Jane, his wife. Daughter Judy" "The Jetsons" Ted	DD $1,300 [30] George V dies, Jesse Owens wins 4 gold medals, Spanish Civil War erupts 1936 Robin	$500 [17] The name of this tree, seen here, comes from the language of Brazil's Tupi indians Jacaranda	$500 [22] Kevin Bacon was not in this 1993 film, but Will Smith & Donald Sutherland were "Six Degrees of Separation" Charles	$500 [25] Middle name of Alex Lapostolle, who came up with a "grand" orange-flavored liqueur Marnier Robin

Double Jeopardy! Round

LITERARY HEROINES	FOREIGN WORDS & PHRASES	ACTORS & MOVIE ROLES	FORMER CITY NAMES	YES, MAST-ER	WOOF!
$200 [6] Jill, the tomboyish heroine of her story "Jack And Jill", has been compared to her famous character Jo March Louisa May Alcott Robin	$200 [11] Italian for "quick", it often precedes "change-o" in a magician's vocabulary presto Charles	$200 [16] He played a fashion show bartender in the Michael J. Fox film "Bright Lights, Big City" (Would Niles Crane approve?) David Hyde Pierce Charles Robin	$200 [1] Byzantium Istanbul Ted Robin	$200 [21] He was tied to the mast so he wouldn't respond to the sirens' call Odysseus Robin	$200 [26] Phil & Dottie Winslow are the comic strip couple who own this Great Dane Marmaduke Charles
$400 [7] His emotionally unstable wife Zelda inspired the character of Nicole Diver in his book "Tender Is The Night" F. Scott Fitzgerald Charles	$400 [12] Meaning "double point", the German doppelpunkt refers to this mark of punctuation the colon Robin	$400 [17] We were "Mad About" his performance as a bad guy named Burke in "Aliens" Paul Reiser Ted	$400 [2] Tenochtitlan Mexico City Ted	$400 [22] It can be a lookout point on land as well as on top of a ship's mast Crow's Nest Robin	$400 [27] Lake Cove That's My Boy has skirted the competition to be the top showdog of this breed for 1997 & 1998 the poodle Robin
$600 [8] Carol Kennicott needs an "avenue" of escape from Gopher Prairie in this Sinclair Lewis novel Main Street Robin	$800 [14] This other name for the Lord's Prayer comes from the Latin for "Our Father" Pater Noster Robin	$600 [18] Christopher Plummer has won wide acclaim for his performance in this role seen here:"Delivery device for nicotine. Put it in your mouth, light it up, and you're gonna get your face..." Mike Wallace Charles	$600 [3] Saigon Ho Chi Minh City Charles	$600 [23] According to his book, it's how long Richard Henry Dana spent "before the mast" Two Years Robin	$600 [28] The Alpine hospice named for this saint is famous for breeding dogs to track lost travelers St. Bernard Ted
$800 [9] Don Quixote dubs Aldanza with this more romantic name Dulcinea Ted	$1,000 [15] This rhyming Chinese word for acting in a servile manner literally mean's "knock one's head" kòu tóu Ted	$1,000 [20] Heplayed the CIA chief in "No Way Out"; now he represents Tennessee in the U.S. Senate Fred (Dalton) Thompson Robin	$800 [4] Edo Tokyo Charles	$800 [24] You don't know this, if you don't know it's a brace on a topgallant mast a jack Robin	$800 [30] Derby Lane in St. Petersburg, Fla. claims it's the oldest continuously operating one of these tracks greyhound track (or dog race track) Robin
$1,000 [10] The story of Irish-American slum child Francie Nolan is told in this "arboreal" Betty Smith novel A Tree Grows in Brooklyn Robin	DD $2,000 [13] Meaning "10,000 years", this Japanese cry of triumph was often used in battle "Banzai!" Robin	DD $5,000 [19] The mysterious title character Ralph Fiennes played in this 1996 film was actually Hungarian The English Patient Charles	$1,000 [5] Salisbury, Rhodesia Harare Charles	$1,000 [25] One of its national anthems is "King Christian Stood By The Lofty Mast", not "The Lofty Pastry" Denmark Robin	$1,000 [29] In "Julius Caesar" all ears on him when he says, "Cry 'Havoc', and let slip the dogs of war" Marc Antony Ted

Final Jeopardy!

SPORTS STARS

Born in 1980, this world champion figure skater was named for a Beatles hit

Michelle Kwan

Charles "Who is Tara Lupinski" — wagered $900

Ted "Who is WITT" — wagered $3,700

Robin "Who is Michelle Kwan?" — wagered $500

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