Show #3788 2001-02-07 (taped 2001-01-23) Celebrity

2001Celebrity Jeopardy!game 3.From the Las Vegas Hilton.

Contestants

Eric Idle — an actor and comedian fromMonty Python's Flying Circus

Dana Delany — an actress fromChina Beach

Wayne Brady — an actor and comedian fromWhose Line Is It Anyway?

Scores

Player First Commercial End of Jeopardy! End of Double Jeopardy! Final Coryat
Wayne $600 $3,900 $9,700 $11,700
3rd place: $11,700 to Avon Breast Cancer Crusade
$9,700
24 R (including 1 DD), 1 W
Dana $100 $1,300 $6,100 $12,100
2nd place: $12,100 to the Scleroderma Research Foundation
$6,100
14 R, 2 W
Eric $400 $900 $7,000 $14,000
Winner: $19,000 to Friends of the Los Angeles Free Clinic
$4,700
13 R (including 2 DDs), 1 W

Jeopardy! Round

MAMMALS THE CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD MUSEUMS OF LAS VEGAS?! THE BOD SQUAD HODGEPODGE ABBREVIATED S
$100 [1]
"Leave it to" this semi-aquatic rodent to cut down a tree over 100 feet tall
a beaver
Dana
$100 [13]
All eyes were on Sinatra when he sang this song heard here
"Jeepers Creepers"
Eric
$100 [2]
At the "World" of these chocolate candies you'll learn about the rigorous training they endure to earn their letters
M&M's
Wayne
$100 [3]
The sclera, cornea & iris are parts of this
the eye
Wayne
$100 [15]
Superstition says don't point at this colorful arch or you may see even wetter weather
a rainbow
Wayne
$100 [27]
On a compass
south
Dana
$200 [6]
"Here Comes" this common species of rabbit named for the fluffy white fur found at one end
cottontail
Wayne
$200 [19]
Appropriately, in 1969 the Apollo 11 crew listened to this Sinatra song, first titled "In Other Words"
"Fly Me to the Moon"
Eric
$500 [24]
Art lover Steve Wynn was once chairman of this Italian-themed hotel which still boasts a grand art gallery
the Bellagio
Dana
$200 [4]
The Achilles tendon is in this part of the foot, the only spot where the hero Achilles was vulnerable
the heel
Dana
$200 [8]
(Alex: To help us out with that clue, we have some very special guests) These are members of a wildly popular show created by this man
Michael Flatley
Dana
$200 [26]
On a clothing size tag
small
Eric
DD $300 [7]
Common in Dixie, a razorback is a wild one of these
a boar
Wayne
$300 [14]
It's the Sinatra classic heard here
"The Lady Is A Tramp"
Wayne
$300 [5]
When you swallow wrong, food can enter this tube, your airway
your trachea
Wayne
$300 [16]
A symbol of wisdom, this bird was associated with the goddess Athena
the owl
Wayne
$300 [22]
On a report card
satisfactory
Wayne
$400 [11]
In French this curly-haired dog is called a caniche
a poodle
Eric
$400 [20]
Singing partners including Bono & Barbra Streisand helped make this 1993 album Frank's biggest success in years
"Duets"
Wayne
$400 [9]
Joseph Murray performed the first successful human organ transplant, of this paired internal organ
the kidney
Wayne Dana Eric
$400 [17]
Pop classic that includes the line "Drove my Chevy to the levee but the levee was dry"
"American Pie"
Wayne
$400 [23]
As part of a price in '60s London
a shilling
Dana Eric
$500 [12]
The fellow seenhereis native to this continent
Africa
Wayne
$500 [21]
In the movie "Young at Heart", Sinatra sang this Gershwin gem heard here
"Someone To Watch Over Me"
Wayne
$500 [10]
Atelectasis is a doctor's term for the collapse of this organ
a lung
Wayne
$500 [18]
Like gumbo, a stew called burgoo is traditionally thickened with this vegetable
okra
Dana
$500 [25]
As a vocal range in opera
soprano
Dana

Double Jeopardy! Round

AL OR GEORGE WE LEARNED IT FROM SHAKESPEARE VAUDEVILLE TRAVEL LUCKY "SEVEN" HISTORIC TABLOID HEADLINES
$200 [23]
This star of "Donnie Brasco", "Heat" & "Carlito's Way" made a film in nearly every year of the 1990s
Al Pacino
Wayne
$200 [5]
If you want to impress a guy like Mark Antony, barge in on a barge, like this queen
Cleopatra
Wayne
$200 [21]
Audiences loved the dialect comedy team of Weber & this man (first name Lew, not W.C.)
Fields
Eric
$200 [10]
If you've flown to this world capital you most likely landed at Orly or Charles de Gaulle Airport
Paris
Eric
$200 [6]
Only a real-life Grumpy wouldn't like this 1937 animated feature from Walt Disney
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
Eric
$600 [7]
She's the subject of the 17th century headline seen here:"LOCA POCA!! Saves Boy Toy From Fatal Clubbing"
Pocahontas
$400 [24]
In his first 17 seasons as owner of the Yankees, he changed managers 17 times
George Steinbrenner
Dana
$400 [4]
If you see a cute chick on a balcony, ignore her; you might end up taking poison, like this hero
Romeo
Eric
$400 [15]
The billing of Julian Eltinge, seen here, was "The most beautiful woman in the world is really" this
a man
Dana
$400 [18]
In Tokyo you can see guys throw their weight around at the Kokugikan, a stadium for this type of wrestling
sumo
Dana
$400 [14]
A 16th century Japanese village is the main setting for this 1954 foreign film classic
The Seven Samurai
Wayne
$800 [9]
The picturehereappeared in 1656 with the headline "Dutch Treat: This Painter's Model Mistress Tells All!"
Rembrandt
Dana
$600 [25]
In the original "Jazz Singer", he uttered that famous line "You ain't heard nothin' yet!"
Al Jolson
Wayne
$600 [1]
Danish guys look really great in tights; we learned it from this play
Hamlet
Wayne
$600 [22]
Completes Gracie Allen's tag line "Oh George, I bet you say that to..."
all the girls
Wayne
$800 [12]
For some chic shopping & great beaches, visit Mykonos, an island of this country
Greece
Wayne
$600 [13]
Tom Ewell fantasizes about Marilyn Monroe in this 1955 film
The Seven Year Itch
Wayne
$1,000 [20]
Perhaps from a tabloid tablet comes "City-Founding Boys Nursed by Wolf!", about Romulus & this brother
Remus
Wayne
$800 [26]
In 1997 this charismatic minister & civil rights leader made a bid to become mayor of New York City
Al Sharpton
Wayne
$800 [2]
Richard III knew this London fortress is a great place to hide those pesky nephews
the Tower of London
Eric
DD $1,000 [11]
The Sony Entertainment Center in Berlin offers a virtual reality "fun ride" on this Beatles vehicle
Yellow Submarine
Eric
$800 [16]
Rod Serling wrote this 1964 drama about a military scheme to overthrow the U.S. government
Seven Days in May
Dana
DD $2,300 [8]
Her 1536 demise was covered in "Anne Affair to Remember: Queen Loses Head Over Her Brother!"
Anne Boleyn
Eric
$1,000 [3]
It's not polite to murder your guest, & it might turn your wife into a sleepwalker, like this "Lady"
Lady Macbeth
Dana
$1,000 [19]
England's most famous square, it's where you'll find Nelson's Column & the National Gallery
Trafalgar Square
Eric
$1,000 [17]
A disillusioned knight plays chess with death in this Ingmar Bergman masterpiece
The Seventh Seal
Dana

Final Jeopardy!

SPACE EXPLORATION

In October 1998 this man went into space as the oldest U.S. astronaut ever

John Glenn

Dana "Who is John Glenn?" — wagered $6,000
Eric "Who is John Glenn" — wagered $7,000
Wayne "[Who] Who is John Glenn" — wagered $2,000

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