Show #4503 2004-03-17 (taped 2003-12-10) Regular

Steve Reynolds game 3.

Contestants

Michael Berthold — a construction worker from Lowell, Wisconsin

Ann Dickie — a director of human resources from Cheverly, Maryland

Steve Reynolds — an accountant from Norman, Oklahoma (whose 2-day cash winnings total $37,601)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Steve	$7,000	$9,800	$17,100	$21,201 3-day champion: $58,802	$17,400 28 R (including 2 DDs), 3 W (including 1 DD)
Ann	$200	$600	$200	$300 3rd place: $1,000	$200 4 R, 1 W
Michael	$1,200	$4,600	$10,600	$20,600 2nd place: $2,000	$10,600 16 R, 5 W

Jeopardy! Round

SENATORS BY STATE	ENTERTAINERS OF THE PAST	WEAPONS	SOUNDS LIKE AN IRISH COUNTY	-OLOGIES	STUPID ANSWERS
$200 [1] John Kerry & Edward Kennedy Massachusetts Ann	$200 [2] In 1971 this singer & talk show host came out with her first cookbook, "Someone's in the Kitchen with Dinah" Dinah Shore Steve	$200 [8] Einsteinium was discovered in 1952 in the debris produced by one of these a hydrogen bomb Michael	$200 [14] It's something "held" on sandwiches Mayo Steve	$200 [19] Buzz in if you know that apiology is the study of these bees Michael	$200 [26] A doctor scrubs in for surgery wearing these scrubs Steve
$400 [3] Daniel Akaka & Daniel Inouye Hawaii Steve	$400 [7] "How Sweet It Is" that this comedian was the grandfather of actor Jason Patric Jackie Gleason Michael	$400 [9] Take a stab at this one; someone giving a threatening glare could "look" these weapons at you daggers Steve	$400 [15] "de Lune" or Danes Claire Steve	$400 [22] Of interest to Dian Fossey, it's the study of apes, monkeys & others in that order primatology Steve	$400 [27] The name of this fruit comes from the fact that it grows in grapelike clusters grapefruit Ann
$600 [4] Christopher Dodd & Joseph Lieberman Connecticut Steve	$600 [10] He's the beloved entertainer heard here Jimmy Durante Steve	$600 [13] Technically, your AK-47s & M16s aren't machine guns, they're automatic these rifles Steve	$800 [17] Young doctor played by Lew Ayres & Richard Chamberlain Kildare Steve	$600 [23] We salute you if you know that vexillology concerns the history, design & making of these flags Michael	$600 [28] (Alex narrates the video clue.) Frisbee playing started on New Haven Green when students tossed around pie plates from this bakery the Frisbie Bakery Steve
$800 [5] Rick Santorum & Arlen Specter Pennsylvania Steve	$800 [11] "The Christmas Song" popularized by Nat King Cole was co-written by this famous singer nicknamed "The Velvet Fog" Mel Torme Steve	$800 [20] The Minuteman III is an ICBM, which is short for this intercontinental ballistic missile Michael	DD $1,000 [16] You may be asked to sniff one of these removed by a sommelier Cork Steve	$800 [24] (Jimmy of the Clue Crew at Cape Cod, Massachusetts) One of the chapters in "Moby Dick" is called this, the study of whales cetology Steve	$800 [29] Glen Bell founded this taco chain in 1962 Taco Bell Michael
$1,000 [6] Wayne Allard & Ben Nighthorse Campbell Colorado Steve	$1,000 [12] In 1980 this 84-year-old hit the pop & country charts with "I Wish I was Eighteen Again" George Burns Michael	$1,000 [21] This cavalry weapon was inspired by the Turkish scimitar sabre Michael	$1,000 [18] Route Julius Caesar took to France; too hard? Okay, flutist James Galway (or "Gaul way")	$1,000 [25] One of the fields in which a Nobel Prize is given is medicine or this physiology Michael	$1,000 [30] This city in Iowa is at the confluence of the Big Sioux & Missouri Rivers Sioux City Michael

Double Jeopardy! Round

HISTORICAL NOVELS	OSCAR-WINNING ROLES	MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS	ENDS IN "ELLA"	SPICE	THE FINAL FRONTIER
$400 [21] Mary Renault's historical novel "Fire from Heaven" chronicles the childhood of this Macedonian king Alexander the Great Ann	$400 [1] Edward Joseph Flanagan Spencer Tracy Michael	$400 [9] In 1920 Vahdah Olcutt Bickford published her method for playing this Hawaiian instrument the ukulele Steve	$400 [16] This female first name is Italian for "beautiful" Bella Steve	$400 [26] In August 2003 Pepsi introduced its cola flavored with this; Coke had done it back in 2002 vanilla Steve Michael	$400 [2] NASA wanted to call its first flight-capable shuttle the Constitution, but fans of a TV show clamored for this the Enterprise Ann
$800 [22] Stephen Crane gathered material for this 1895 novel by reading "Battles and Leaders of the Civil War" The Red Badge of Courage Steve	$800 [3] Annie Sullivan Anne Bancroft Steve	$800 [10] The cowbell on a cow has one of these; the cowbell used by orchestras doesn't have one a clapper Michael	$800 [17] Eudora Welty's "The Optimist's Daughter", for example novella Steve	$800 [27] While the flower is purple, it produces a strong yellow dye that can color rice saffron Michael	$800 [5] Johns Hopkins operates this orbiting observatory for NASA the Hubble Space Telescope Michael
$1,200 [23] This word completes the names of the series "The Lymond..." & "The Kent Family..." Chronicles Ann	$1,200 [4] Alvin C. York Gary Cooper Michael	DD $1,000 [13] The oldest form of stringed keyboard instrument, its name means "key-string" clavichord Steve	DD $1,500 [18] "Gray's Anatomy" tells us this bone is embedded in the tendon of the Quadriceps femoris the patella Steve	$1,200 [28] If you take a swig of kummel, you'll notice the flavor of this spice it was named for cumin Steve	$1,200 [6] NASA had planned to have a shuttle dock with this in 1979 & push it up into a higher orbit, but ran out of time Skylab Steve
$1,600 [24] Patrick O'Brian wrote 20 books about this British captain played by Russell Crowe in a 2003 film Jack Aubrey Michael	$1,600 [7] Paul Gauguin Anthony Quinn Steve	$1,200 [12] Richard Stoltzman, who went from playing Dixieland to Mozart, is a virtuoso on this woodwind the clarinet Steve	$1,600 [19] A bet where you select the first- & second-place horses but not their order of finish quinella Michael	$1,600 [29] The aril or cage around nutmeg is dried to produce this spice, also the name of a medieval weapon mace Michael	$1,600 [11] It's where you'll find the Sagan Memorial Station, named for Carl Sagan (it used to be called Pathfinder) Mars Steve
$2,000 [25] He's "Number One" among current spy novelists with his WWII-era tales like "Kingdom of Shadows" Alan Furst	$2,000 [8] Defense attorney Hans Rolfe Maximilian Schell	$2,000 [14] (Sarah of the Clue Crew in Munich, Germany) The carillon in Munich's Town Hall is also called by this German name, for an instrument using metal bars the glockenspiel Michael	$2,000 [20] (Cheryl of the Clue Crew in New York City) The name of this Italian specialty deli meat, similar to bologna, means that it was once seasoned with myrtle berries mortadella Steve	$2,000 [30] This dried inner bark of a tropical tree is used to spice up teas & cooked fruit cinnamon	$2,000 [15] In 1964 4 Soviet crafts called Elektrons were sent up to measure this radiation belt the Van Allen Belt Michael

Final Jeopardy!

STATE FACTS

Among the inventions to come from this state are Bisquick, Rollerblades & Post-It Notes

Minnesota

Ann "What is Minnesota?" — wagered $100

Michael "What is Minnesota" — wagered $10,000

Steve "What is Minnesota?" — wagered $4,101

« Back to Games