Show #4531 2004-04-26 (taped 2004-02-04) Regular

Tom Baker game 4.

Contestants

Richard Sautter — an actor and writer from Radnor, Pennsylvania

Doug Grenier — a mathematics professor from Broken Arrow, Oklahoma

Tom Baker — a writer from Tokyo, Japan (whose 3-day cash winnings total $102,300)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Tom	$2,400	$5,600	$8,400	$16,799 2nd place: $2,000	$8,400 18 R, 2 W
Doug	$1,200	$5,800	$15,400	$27,400 New champion: $27,400	$17,400 19 R, 2 W (including 1 DD)
Richard	$1,400	$2,800	$13,200	$50 3rd place: $1,000	$10,800 15 R (including 2 DDs), 3 W

Jeopardy! Round

ME "FIRST"!	SITCOM UNCLES	ALSO A CHINESE DYNASTY	SAMUEL	LIBRARIES	AMERICANA
$200 [1] It forbids Congress from interfering with a citizen's freedom of religion, speech, assembly or petition the First Amendment Doug	$200 [6] Who could forget Paul Lynde as the practical-joking warlock Uncle Arthur on this series Bewitched Richard	$200 [20] The astronauts drank this orange-flavored breakfast drink Tang Tom	$200 [26] Dedicated to upholding this nation's constitution, the Samuel Griffith Society is HQ'd in New South Wales Australia Doug	$200 [7] A unique mobile library in Kenya is transported from place to place by these "ships of the desert" camels Tom	$200 [8] El Paso has a 459-foot lighted one of these, also in the nickname of its state star Tom
$400 [2] It's the seasonal favorite heard here "The First Noel" Tom	$400 [17] On a 1998 episode of this sitcom, Uncle Leo got caught shoplifting a book Seinfeld Doug	$400 [21] Mr. Solo of the movies Han Tom	$400 [27] English painter Samuel Cooper's 1657 portrait of this British Puritan leader is seen here (Oliver) Cromwell Tom	$400 [13] Most of the books in the ancient library at Alexandria in Egypt were in this language Greek Richard	$400 [9] In 2003 chef Daniel Boulud started shaving truffles onto this fast food favorite & charging $50 for it hamburger Tom
$600 [3] The woman born Julia Gardiner is best known to history as one of these a first lady Tom	$600 [18] On "The Dukes of Hazzard", Uncle Jesse was played by Denver Pyle; on "Full House", Uncle Jesse was played by this man John Stamos	$600 [22] The past participle of the verb that means to make music vocally sung Richard	$600 [28] Canadian business executive Samuel Bronfman was the founder & chief operating officer of this distilling company Seagram's Tom	$800 [15] The Morris, this type of library at the University of Virginia, has first editions of Coke & Blackstone law library Tom Richard	$600 [10] The Nelson Knitting Co. made these pieces of apparel that people made monkeys out of socks Tom
$800 [4] It's marked by pain & reddening of the top layer of skin first degree burn Doug	$800 [19] As Uncle Charley, William Demarest helped Fred MacMurray raise his boys on this '60s series My Three Sons Tom	$800 [24] A protruding part of the face below the lips chin Richard	$800 [29] This publishing company founded in 1830 has drama bookstores in New York, Hollywood, Toronto & London Samuel French Richard	DD $1,000 [14] The Laurentian Library in Florence, Italy was founded in the 15th century by members of this family the Medicis Richard	$800 [11] Mary Edna Fraser, whose work is seen here, had the first one-woman show at this Smithsonian museum The Air & Space Museum Doug Richard
$1,000 [5] It culminated in the bloody conquest of Jerusalem in July 1099 the First Crusade Doug	$1,000 [23] Bill Bixby passed off Ray Walston as his Uncle Martin on this classic sitcom My Favorite Martian Doug	$1,000 [25] The last name of designer Anna, it sounds like a popular hog call Sui Doug	$1,000 [30] A Chicago park is named for this founder & longtime president of the American Federation of Labor Samuel Gompers Doug	$1,000 [16] Amazonas state in this country has a floating library that brings books to children along the Orinoco River & its tributaries Venezuela Doug	$1,000 [12] 2-word title of the artwork seen here; New Englanders might call it "Spa" "Soda Fountain" Richard

Double Jeopardy! Round

CAPITAL CITY MUSEUMS	COUNTRY MUSIC DRINKIN' SONGS	IVY LEAGUERS	IN THE BOOKSTORE	LET'S GET TOGETHER	WHAT'S "D" MATTER?
$400 [8] The Nehru Memorial Museum & Library New Delhi Richard	$400 [26] "Into these last nine beers" Hank Williams "shed a million" of these tears Doug	$400 [1] In "This Side of Paradise" he called Princeton, his alma mater, "The pleasantest country club in America" (F. Scott) Fitzgerald Doug	$400 [16] Robert Harris' historical novel about the eruption of Mt. Vesuvius is named for this ancient city Pompeii Tom	$400 [21] Kangaroos, like Girl Scouts, come in these groups troops Tom	$400 [3] A male duck drake Richard
$800 [12] The Sigmund Freud Museum (complete with his consulting room) Vienna Richard	$800 [27] For the Sons of the Pioneers, it came between "cigareetes" & "wild, wild women" whiskey Doug	$800 [2] (Jimmy of the Clue Crew) The inscribed names of Yale students killed in wars partly inspired this Yale grad to create a famous memorial Maya Lin	$800 [17] "The Perfect Wife" is a biography of this Texas-born woman Laura Bush Richard	$800 [22] A flight of these returns to Capistrano swallows Doug	$800 [4] Cheers to you if you know that it's a place where liquor is made distillery Doug
$1,200 [13] The Imperial War Museum London Tom	$1,200 [28] Tracy Byrd calls his "Ten Rounds with" this tequila maker "Country's answer to Margaritaville" Jose Cuervo Richard	$1,600 [10] This cartoonist is said to have used College Hall at Penn, seen here, as the inspiration for a Gothic mansion Charles Addams Doug	$1,200 [18] This actress wrote "The Best Awful", a follow-up to "Postcards from the Edge" Carrie Fisher Tom	$1,200 [23] Be all that you can be with this group of ants army Tom	$1,200 [5] A large city in Iowa, or a large sofa that often converts into a bed Davenport Richard
$1,600 [14] The Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts Moscow Doug	$1,600 [29] He's the artist heard here Roger Miller Tom	$2,000 [11] In the '50s she took an Ivy League tour--Cornell, undergrad, Harvard & Columbia law schools Ruth Bader Ginsburg Tom	$1,600 [19] "Living to Tell the Tale" is a memoir by this Colombian Nobel laureate Gabriel Garcia Marquez	$1,600 [24] A group of foxes is a skulk; a group of these dogs tracking them is a brace or a pack hounds Doug	$1,600 [6] In newer dictionaries you'll now find this hyphenated term for a person who works for an online company dot-commer Doug
$2,000 [15] The Coptic Museum Cairo Richard	$2,000 [30] Garth Brooks' album "Sevens" kicks off with an appeal to this beer bottle style longnecks Doug	DD $3,200 [9] Born in Cornish, New Hampshire, Chief Justice Salmon P. Chase went to this Ivy League school Dartmouth Richard	$2,000 [20] His nonfiction works include "Into the Wild", "Into Thin Air" & "Under the Banner of Heaven" Jon Krakauer Tom	$2,000 [25] Boris & Natasha would be driven nuts if they faced a herd & a dray, groups of these 2 foes of theirs moose & squirrel Richard	DD $2,000 [7] The third leader of the Yellow Hat sect was the first to bear this title in 1578 Dalai Lama Doug

Final Jeopardy!

PHRASES

It's the original meaning of the word "checkmate", or what many newspaper headlines said on August 17, 1977

"The King Is Dead"

Tom "What is "The King is dead"?" — wagered $8,399

Richard "What is Tie" — wagered $13,150

Doug "What is The King Is Dead" — wagered $12,000

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