Show #4238 2003-01-22 (taped 2002-10-23) Regular

Contestants

Peter Thurrell — a stagehand from Chapel Hill, North Carolina

Todd Simkin — a derivatives trader from Wynnewood, Pennsylvania

Charles Rosenthal — a manager for an executive search firm from Coral Springs, Florida (whose 1-day cash winnings total $28,000)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Charles	$1,400	$5,200	$11,400	$2,399 2nd place: $2,000	$11,600 24 R (including 2 DDs), 7 W (including 1 DD)
Todd	$2,400	$4,600	$10,200	$3,201 New champion: $3,201	$10,200 14 R, 0 W
Peter	$200	$2,000	$1,600	$2,000 3rd place: $1,000	$1,600 6 R, 6 W

Jeopardy! Round

ANIMAL LIFE	MIKE TV	ZERO	FUN WITH COLORS	"MY" OH, MY!	WHAT A PEASANT SURPRISE
$200 [16] This term for an elephant comes from the Greek for "thick-skinned" pachyderm Todd	$200 [21] This actor copped out in "The Streets of San Francisco" Michael Douglas Charles	$200 [6] Zero is the innocent young farmboy in this military-set comic strip Beetle Bailey Charles	$200 [11] At their Gettysburg home, Mamie Eisenhower's bathroom was pink & Ike's was this color (remember, he was a soldier) green Charles Todd Peter	$200 [1] It's the medical term for nearsightedness myopia Charles	$200 [26] This literary hero dedicates his deeds of valor to Aldonza, a peasant girl he calls Dulcinea Don Quixote Charles
$400 [17] Panther is a term for a black one of these cats jaguar/leopard Todd Peter	$400 [22] Nefarious CEOs hide under their desks when this "60 Minutes" anchor comes knocking on their doors Mike Wallace Charles	$400 [7] Ok, 0 K is absolute zero on this scale Kelvin Todd	$400 [12] Jean Harlow was famous for having this silvery shade of blonde hair platinum Charles	$400 [2] Gore Vidal's Ms. Breckinridge Myra Peter	$400 [27] In 1381 Wat Tyler led a bloody peasant revolt in this country England Charles
$600 [18] The flippers of this large whale known for its "songs" may be a third as long as its body humpback whale Peter	$600 [23] Contestant Michael Skupin suffered 2nd & 3rd degree burns to his hands on this show Survivor Peter	$600 [8] The zero-coupon one of these sold by the Treasury doesn't make periodic interest payments like a regular one bond Charles	$600 [13] Cerulean is a shade of this color blue Charles	$600 [3] These members of the starling family are known for their ability to mimic human speech mynah birds Charles	$600 [28] Czar Alexander II freed Russia's peasants from their "serfitude" in this year the U.S. Civil War began 1861 Charles
$800 [19] Unlike most fish, the orange species of this has a swim bladder filled with oil & wax, not gas orange roughy Todd	$800 [24] Hey Hey, this Mike was a TV Monkee in 1966 Mike Nesmith Charles	$1,000 [10] The zero came about in part as a way to indicate the unused levels on this beaded device abacus Charles	$800 [14] It's official! In August 2002 this color joined the regular M&M line-up purple Todd	$800 [4] Used in packaging, insulation & photography, it's a trademarked thin polyester film mylar Charles	$800 [29] The third movement of his 1808 "Pastoral" Symphony is entitled "Merry Gathering of the Peasants" Ludwig van Beethoven Todd
$1,000 [20] The dust type of this arachnid lives in homes, where it feeds on dust produced by animal & human skin mite Peter	$1,000 [25] Darren McGavin, Rob Estes & Stacy Keach have all played this chain-smoking private investigator Mike Hammer Charles	DD $1,600 [9] "My Hero, Zero" was 1 of the 4 tunes used during the premiere weekend of these TV shorts January 6-7, 1973 Schoolhouse Rock Charles	$1,000 [15] While raw sienna is still around, Crayola crayons has retired this other "raw" color raw umber	$1,000 [5] This nation's capital city is Yangon Myanmar Todd	$1,000 [30] According to legend, this European capital was founded by a peasant named Bucur Bucharest, Romania Charles

Double Jeopardy! Round

MUSICAL MATTERS	OLD NEWSPAPERS	PENNSYLVANIA	SPORTS NAME SPELLING	"P"LAYS	ONE WORD OR TWO
$400 [1] Many pianos have a middle or sostenuto one of these pedal Charles Todd	$400 [26] The first French daily newspaper was the Journal de this city, founded in 1777 Paris Charles	$400 [7] As a fundraising tool, this national organization began selling cookies in Philly in 1932 the Girl Scouts Charles	$400 [18] Dale, who drove car No. 3 E-A-R-N-H-A-R-D-T Todd Peter	$400 [10] Max & Leo sing "We Can Do It" in this Broadway hit The Producers Charles	$400 [2] The direction preceding "Ho!"; or, a hospital area named for film legend Mae westward/west ward Todd Peter
$800 [8] This tempo, from Italian for "quick", sounds like it could be the name of one of the Marx Brothers presto	—	$800 [17] In the only trial of its kind in Pennsylvania history, Margaret Mattson was tried for this in February 1683 witchcraft Charles	$800 [20] 1999 U.S. Open tennis champ Andre A-G-A-S-S-I Charles	$800 [11] "The Slave of Duty" is the subtitle of this swashbuckling Gilbert & Sullivan work The Pirates of Penzance Charles	$800 [3] A gaunt monarch; or, the act of cogitation thinking/thin king Todd
$1,200 [9] (Cheryl of the Clue Crew reports.) When I make my Carnegie Hall conducting debut, I'll begin with this stroke that begins each measure downbeat Charles Peter	—	$1,200 [19] This president was the guest of honor at the opening of Pennsylvania's Centennial Exposition in 1876 Ulysses S. Grant Charles	$1,200 [21] Yankees lefty Andy P-E-T-T-I-T-T-E Peter	$1,600 [13] The title character of this Ibsen play is based on a Norwegian folk hero Peer Gynt Peter	$1,200 [4] Ordinary; or, a spot on a New England town square commonplace/common place Peter
$1,600 [15] (Sofia of the Clue Crew) This type of chord is named for what your index finger forms across the strings bar chord Todd	—	DD $1,200 [24] The "free" members of this group split from the mainline Pennsylvania faction to serve in the Revolution Quakers Charles	$1,600 [22] 1999 100-meter dash record setter Maurice G-R-E-E-N-E	$2,000 [14] "They Call the Wind Maria" is a song from this musical Paint Your Wagon	$1,600 [5] A military prison; or, a fruit drink regularly for sale stockade/stock ade Charles
$2,000 [16] Synonym for "snake" that's the name of the old-time instrument played here serpent Charles Todd	—	$2,000 [25] Though born in Pennsylvania, he wrote the classic western novel "The Virginian" Owen Wister	$2,000 [23] The Minnesota Timberwolves' Szczerbiak W-A-L-L-Y	DD $3,000 [12] The preface to this play says English is "not thus accessible even to Englishmen" Pygmalion Charles	$2,000 [6] The relationship of twin girls; or, a wimple for a nun sisterhood/sister hood

Final Jeopardy!

THE GLOBE

Of the more than a dozen countries through which the equator passes, this country stretches farthest south

Brazil

Peter "What is Brazil?" — wagered $400

Todd "What is Indonesia?" — wagered $6,999

Charles "What is Sudan" — wagered $9,001

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