Show #4388 2003-10-08 (taped 2003-07-30) Regular

Sean Ryan game 1.(Sarah: The weatherman says there's snow on the way: about 5 clues worth; stay tuned for clues fromSquaw ValleyonJeopardy!)

Contestants

Sean Ryan — a taxi driver, bartender, and student from State College, Pennsylvania

Cathy Strybel — a physical therapist from Orland Park, Illinois

Jeremy Harmon — a travel accountant originally from Muncie, Indiana (whose 1-day cash winnings total $24,801)

Scores

Player First Commercial End of Jeopardy! End of Double Jeopardy! Final Coryat
Jeremy $2,600 $3,800 $7,600 $1,799
2nd place: $2,000
$8,800
18 R (including 1 DD), 5 W (including 1 DD)
Cathy $1,000 $3,000 $-200 $-200
3rd place: $1,000
$-200
12 R, 5 W
Sean $1,200 $5,200 $13,400 $11,599
New champion: $11,599
$12,800
19 R (including 1 DD), 5 W

Jeopardy! Round

THE QUOTABLE NIXON BIG SCREEN TITLE ROLES NATIONAL ANTHEMS TULIPS ONE KNOWS A PAIR OF "I"s
$200 [6]
1973:"People have got to know whether or not their president is" one of these; "well I'm not" one of these
a crook
Cathy
$200 [1]
2002:"The Pianist"
Adrien Brody
Jeremy
$200 [12]
Its national anthem is called "Deutschlandlied" & is based on a melody by Joseph Haydn
Germany
Jeremy
$200 [17]
Clusius, a botanist, is credited with growing the first tulips in this country back in the 16th century
the Netherlands/Holland
Sean
$200 [11]
One knows Easter falls on this date in 2018, so you might have to watch out for rotten eggs left as a joke
April 1/April Fools Day
Sean
$200 [26]
Sport of "Downhill Racer"
skiing
Jeremy
$400 [7]
1970:This Asian nation is "A great & vital people who should not remain isolated..."
China
Jeremy
$400 [2]
1978:"Superman"
Christopher Reeve
Jeremy
$400 [13]
Claude-Joseph Rouget de Lisle composed it in one night during the French Revolution
"La Marseillaise"
Sean
$400 [18]
Normally, you should buy & plant your tulip bulbs in this season
fall
Cathy
$400 [21]
One knows Percival liked quests, like this Everest climber whose middle name is Percival
Sir Edmund Hillary
Cathy
$400 [27]
In a circle, 2 of these make up a diameter
radii
Cathy
$600 [8]
1977:"When the president does it, that means that it is not" this
illegal
Cathy Sean
$600 [3]
1982:"Blade Runner"
Harrison Ford
Jeremy
$600 [14]
Greenland has the same national anthem ("Der er et Yndigt Land") as this country
Denmark
Jeremy Cathy Sean
$600 [19]
This tune featured in the 1929 film "Gold Diggers of Broadway" was famously revived in 1968
"Tiptoe Through the Tulips"
Cathy
$600 [22]
One knows in January 2000 1 of the 3 Wilson volleyballs used in this film sold at auction for $18,400
Cast Away
Jeremy Cathy
$600 [28]
In 79 A.D. it was 1 of the 3 cities burned by Vesuvius
Pompeii
Cathy
DD $600 [10]
1962:"You won't have Nixon to kick around anymore, because, gentlemen, this is my last" of these
press conference
Jeremy
$800 [4]
1967:"The Graduate"
Dustin Hoffman
Cathy
$800 [15]
This country probably isn't neutral about "Schweizer Psalm", its national anthem
Switzerland
Sean
$800 [20]
His first volume of poetry was "Tulips and Chimneys"; so in 1923 he was still using some upper case letters
E.E. Cummings
Jeremy
$800 [23]
One knows sitars are stringed instruments & these are Greek deities that have the legs of a goat
satyrs
Jeremy
$800 [29]
Dark & meaty, it's used in Oriental dishes
shiitake mushrooms
Sean
$800 [9]
1969:"It's time for the great" this "of Americans to stand up and be counted"
the silent majority
Jeremy
$1,000 [5]
1982:"Gandhi"
Ben Kingsley
Sean
$1,000 [16]
"La Brabanconne" is the national anthem of this Low Country
Belgium
Sean
$1,000 [25]
Characterized by "broken" colors, this late-flowering tulip group has the name of a noted artist
the Rembrandt Group
Cathy
$1,000 [24]
One knows ABC is owned by Disney, CBS by Viacom & NBC by this company
General Electric
Sean
$1,000 [30]
A nene is this type of goose that leis eggs
Hawaiian goose
Sean

Double Jeopardy! Round

U.S. CITIES WINTER SPORTS THE JEOPARDY! TIME MACHINE COMMUNICATIONS IN THE BOOKSTORE 3-LETTER WORDS
$400 [1]
Kurt Vonnegut called it "Skyscraper National Park"
New York City
Jeremy
$400 [14]
(Sarah of the Clue Crew at a ski resort in Squaw Valley, California) In the international trail marking system, green circle means easy; blue square, tougher & black these, hardest
diamonds
Jeremy Sean
$400 [11]
Maybe you can help those Scotland Yard bozos catch him in 1888; here's a sketch to work with
Jack the Ripper
Cathy
$400 [22]
Office fixture that lent its name to what early Internet users posted their messages on
bulletin board
Jeremy
$400 [2]
"Shadow Warriors" from this novelist is a look at our military's special forces
Tom Clancy
Sean
$400 [19]
In crosswords a swamp may be a fen or this
bog
Sean
$800 [7]
Its nicknames include "Home to Walt Disney World" & "Heart of the Sunshine State"
Orlando
Sean
$800 [15]
In this sport the short track is an oval, 364 feet in circumference
speed skating
Cathy
$800 [12]
For your trip to the 1980s, I got you this exclusive-sounding brand of jacket from Aris Industries
Members Only
Sean
$800 [23]
Listen up: one of the first commercial items to use transistors was one of these listening devices
hearing aid
Jeremy
$800 [3]
This Washington Post veteran attempts to give the inside story on "Bush at War"
Bob Woodward
Jeremy
$800 [27]
It's a crowlike bird, often blue
jay
Jeremy
$1,600 [9]
New Hampshire's largest city, it was first named Harrytown, then Derryfield; it got its present name in 1810
Manchester
Sean
DD $1,000 [17]
Job of Wayne Maki, Dave Forbes & Tiger Williams, who each made news when charged with criminal assault
hockey player
Jeremy
$1,200 [13]
You're going to the battlefields of World War I--find a safe one of these but avoid the foot problems named for it
trench
Jeremy
$1,200 [24]
In 2003 a closed caption said Alan Greenspan was treated "for an enlarged prostitute" instead of this
an enlarged prostate
Cathy
$1,200 [4]
The title of Lisa Beamer's memoir, it's her husband Todd's famous phrase aboard Flight 93 on 9/11/01
Let's Roll!
Sean
$1,200 [28]
It's a section of pineapple skin, an apple seed, a spot on a die or a Dickens character
pip
Sean
DD $1,800 [8]
The completion of the Bonnet Carre Spillway in this city in 1932 largely ended the threat of floods from the Mississippi
New Orleans
Sean
$1,200 [16]
(Sarah) Phrase for what snowboarders are now known for doing...as well as hoboes
riding the rails
Jeremy Sean
$1,600 [20]
It's set to 383 years ago & you'll swim aboard this; I'm afraid your bunkmate Edward Tilly snores
the Mayflower
$1,600 [25]
A strike was organized in 1870 by these "Knights of the Key"
telegraph operators
Cathy
$1,600 [5]
Including Lee's surrender, in a current title it was "The Month That Saved America"
April 1865
Sean
$1,600 [29]
A sailor may be a tar or this, also a mass or a lump
gob
$2,000 [10]
Connecticut's largest city, its Mountain Grove Cemetery has a life-size statue of Tom Thumb
Bridgeport
Cathy Sean
$2,000 [18]
(Sarah) This type of turn is named for a mountainous region of Norway
Telemark
$2,000 [21]
Let's crank it back 150 million years--don't get trampled by this long-necked 88' dinosaur, thought the longest ever
diplodocus
Jeremy Cathy Sean
$2,000 [26]
Mark Twain said this slug-making machine could work like 6 men & do everything but drink, swear & go out on strike
Linotype machine
$2,000 [6]
This author of "High Fidelity" has a songbook out in which he discusses his favorite tunes
Nick Hornby
Jeremy
$2,000 [30]
No mistake, according to Confucius, "The cautious seldom" do this
err

Final Jeopardy!

SURVEY SAYS

In 1981 this man's company issued its first syndicated CSI, Customer Satisfaction Index

J.D. Power (and Associates)

Jeremy "Who is Soros?" — wagered $5,801
Sean "Who is Gallup" — wagered $1,801

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