Show #4532 2004-04-27 (taped 2004-02-04) Regular

Contestants

Sarah Wagner — an editor from Indianapolis, Indiana

Frank Dempsey — a government attorney from Bagdad, Kentucky

Doug Grenier — a mathematics professor from Broken Arrow, Oklahoma (whose 1-day cash winnings total $27,400)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Doug	$1,600	$5,600	$13,200	$25,200 2nd place: $2,000	$13,200 20 R, 2 W
Frank	$2,800	$4,800	$16,000	$29,100 New champion: $29,100	$15,600 16 R (including 1 DD), 2 W
Sarah	$400	$3,200	$12,000	$23,999 3rd place: $1,000	$12,200 18 R (including 1 DD), 3 W (including 1 DD)

Jeopardy! Round

GOBS OF GODS	CELEBRITY MARRIAGES	WINE FOR DUMMIES	BAD BOYS, BAD BOYS	WHATCHA GONNA DO?	"COP"s
$200 [6] She, not Adidas, is the Greek equivalent of the Roman Victoria Nike Frank	$200 [8] For 5 months in 1998 & '99 Carmen Electra was married to this bad boy of basketball Dennis Rodman Sarah	$200 [16] Though its name means "black pinot", Pinot noir is a wine of this color red Doug Sarah	$200 [18] The sordid life of Queen Victoria's grandson the Duke of Clarence led some to believe he was this 1880s killer Jack the Ripper Doug	$200 [26] Gonna hang out with my friend Tinky Winky & the rest of this TV title group Teletubbies Frank	$200 [1] He was nominated for an Oscar in Directing for 1972 & won for 1974 Francis Ford Coppola Frank
$400 [7] Inazuma, the Shinto goddess of lightning, might like to date Ah Peku, the Mayan god of this thunder Doug	$400 [9] Of the 30-year age gap between Frank Sinatra & this wife, Dean Martin quipped, "I've got scotch" that's older than her Mia Farrow Sarah	$400 [17] Devotees call this wine Zin for short Zinfandel Sarah	$400 [20] Known as "Il Duce", as a boy he was expelled from school for stabbing another student Mussolini Sarah	$400 [27] Gonna sit right down & read all 1,408 pages of this 19th century novel featuring Maria Ignatyevna Peronsky War and Peace Doug	$400 [2] In Warsaw, you can find a prominent statue of this 16th century astronomer Copernicus Doug
$600 [13] A son of Uranus, this Greek god was the personification of the water that surrounded the world Oceanus Doug Frank	$800 [11] Eddie Fisher married Elizabeth Taylor shortly after divorcing this woman Debbie Reynolds Sarah	$600 [19] This country's wine regions include the Barossa Valley & the Adelaide Hills Australia Sarah	$600 [21] In 1525 this man ordered Cuauhtemoc, the last emperor of the Aztecs, to be hanged Cortez Doug	$600 [28] Gonna pop in the video & watch "Piranha II", the first full-length directorial effort by this "Titanic" director James Cameron Sarah	$600 [3] The legal control of a creative artist's original work copyright Doug
$800 [14] (Jimmy of the Clue Crew at Volcanoes National Park in Hawaii) This goddess, the woman who devours the land, is said to reside here in a crater on the Big Island Pele	DD $1,000 [10] Her father Peter gave her away when she married composer Danny Elfman in 2003 Bridget Fonda Sarah	$800 [22] In 1973, after a 50-year battle with the French government, this baron got his Mouton graded first growth Rothschild Doug	$800 [24] He was the queen's confessor before he became Spain's notoriously cruel first grand inquisitor in 1483 Torquemada Doug	$800 [29] Gonna check into this satiric journalism website that bills itself as "America's Finest News Source" The Onion Frank	$800 [4] It's also known as the pilot snake copperhead Doug
$1,000 [15] This chief defender of Asgard had a big cult following in Uppsala Thor Frank	$1,000 [12] Her 42-year marriage to Garson Kanin ended with her death in 1985 at age 88 Ruth Gordon Frank	$1,000 [23] "Quack" open a bottle of this sweet, sparkling wine meant for people who were raised on soda pop Cold Duck Doug	$1,000 [25] The 1977 execution of this murderer by firing squad was the first U.S. use of capital punishment in 10 years Gary Gilmore Frank	$1,000 [30] Gonna practice up on my Italian zampogna, my French cornemuse & my Northumbrian smallpipes, all types of this bagpipes Sarah	$1,000 [5] The dried flesh of a coconut from which the oil is obtained copra Frank

Double Jeopardy! Round

PREHISTORIC TIMES	USTA	BALLET	HOUSEPLANTS	WRITERS' MIDDLE NAMES	RHYMES WITH A PLANET
$400 [21] Scientists have identified over 4,000 species of these "3-lobed" sea creatures that lived during the Paleozoic era trilobites Doug	$400 [3] He's the champion seen here in a memorable moment in September of 2003 Andy Roddick Doug	$400 [26] Emma Livry, who triumphed as this creature in "Le Papillon", died after her dress caught fire a butterfly Sarah	$400 [11] Unlike many plants, these, which include the barrel & snowball types, prefer to get completely dry cacti Sarah	$400 [16] Raymond Chandler's middle name; it was playwright Wilder's first Thornton Doug	$400 [1] A plan or diagram used for making a dress pattern Sarah
$800 [22] Scientists say that North America had 4 of these: Nebraskan, Kansan, Illinoian & Wisconsin ice ages Sarah	$800 [4] These USTA rankings cover players from 12 to 18, in singles & doubles juniors Sarah	$800 [27] His leaps earned comparisons with Nijinsky when he joined the Kirov Ballet in 1958 Nureyev Doug	$800 [12] Roots sticking through drainage holes in containers are a sign that it's time to do this re-pot Frank	$800 [17] "Ship of Fools" author Katherine Porter may have had as many as 5 middle names, but she used only this one Anne Sarah	$800 [2] Audis, Buicks & Chryslers, for example cars Doug
$1,200 [23] The Stone Age lasted until this metal replaced stone as the primary tool-making material bronze Doug Frank	$1,200 [5] This picture of '20s & '30s champ Helen Wills shows why this married name she later added was appropriate Moody Doug	$1,200 [28] This Italian-named brand got a boost in 1910 when Pavlova bought shoes for her whole company Capezio Sarah	$1,200 [13] If other plants are too exciting for you, try lithops, or living "this", seen here stones Frank Sarah	$1,600 [19] It was the middle name of Pulitzer Prize-winning poet William Williams Carlos Frank	$1,200 [8] A built-in bed, as on a ship or train berth Doug
$1,600 [24] In 1868 Louis Lartet dug up the first skeletons of this prehistoric man in a cave in Les Eyzies in southwest France Cro-Magnon Frank Sarah	$1,600 [6] The USTA's 2 pro tournaments for men in 2003 were the U.S. Open & the championships of this earthy surface clay Sarah	$1,600 [29] In Scene 1 of this 1942 ballet, several men have to dance around so as to look like they're on horseback Rodeo Doug	DD $2,000 [14] Though its name means "lover of trees", it's very popular indoors as a houseplant philodendron Frank	DD $2,000 [18] His middle names were Ronald Reuel J.R.R. Tolkien Sarah	$1,600 [9] At a certain school "rally", you'd sing this kind of song or melody pep tune
$2,000 [25] The name of this earliest human species is Latin for "skillful human being" Homo habilis Frank	$2,000 [7] In 1977 this Argentinian, seen here, won the last U.S. Open played at Forest Hills Guillermo Vilas Doug	$2,000 [30] This company's first season opened in 1948 with 3 Balanchine ballets the New York City Ballet	$2,000 [15] Like Spanish moss & pineapple, Earth Star & air plant are in this family of attractive tropical plants bromeliads Frank	$2,000 [20] It's no big mystery that her middle initial "L." stood for Leigh Dorothy Sayers	$2,000 [10] Thin-sliced salted Italian ham prosciutto Frank

Final Jeopardy!

STATE CAPITALS

In 2003 a famous marker on the steps of this city's capitol got an altitude adjustment, being lowered by 3 feet

Denver, Colorado

Sarah "What is Denver?" — wagered $11,999

Doug "What is Denver?" — wagered $12,000

Frank "What is Denver?" — wagered $13,100

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