Show #57 1984-11-27 (taped 1984-09-12) Regular

Contestants

Mark Loundy — a photojournalist from Diamond Bar, California

Elaine Baker — an administrator originally from Salem, Oregon

Richard Landon — a restaurant manager from Santa Cruz, California (whose 4-day cash winnings total $31,400)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Richard	$100	$600	$3,600	$7,200 2nd place: a shelving system	$3,200 13 R (including 2 DDs), 6 W
Elaine	$600	$1,400	$2,000	$0 3rd place: a cork master and a gas grill	$2,000 11 R, 4 W
Mark	$400	$700	$7,400	$7,599 New champion: $7,599	$6,900 20 R (including 1 DD), 4 W

Jeopardy! Round

BRITISH ISLES	1945	TELEVISION	FASHION	TRIVIA
$100 [1] If you "take the high road", I'll get there afore ye Scotland Elaine Mark	$100 [2] Truman's state or battleship site of Japan's surrender Missouri Mark	$100 [16] They got married in the final episode of "Happy Days" Joanie and Chachi Richard	$100 [6] Espadrilles, clogs & "tennies" shoes Elaine	$100 [13] Words used instead of the cursing in Watergate tape transcripts expletive deleted Elaine
$200 [10] Color represented with white & red on the Irish flag green Mark	$200 [3] Developed from radar research, it was first marketed for fast food preparation in '45 microwave creation Mark	$200 [19] Editor Billie Newman & Joe Rossi worked for Lou Grant Richard Mark	$200 [7] Until 19th c., ones made of chicken skin were worn by women to soften their hands gloves Elaine	$200 [14] Specialty store in which you'd buy lug nuts & feeler gauges an auto supply store Richard Mark
$300 [12] X-rated actress Koo Stark's royal ex-beau Prince Andrew Elaine	$300 [4] Number of stars in U.S. flag raised over Iwo Jima 48 Mark	$300 [20] She shot J.R. Mary Crosby Mark	$300 [8] "Foreign" name for the end of a sleeve folded back & fastened with a link a French cuff Richard Mark	$300 [15] Speed of an LP 33 1/3 inches per second Mark
—	$400 [5] Rejected as movie script, Broadway loved this fragile Tennessee Williams drama The Glass Menagerie Elaine	$400 [21] Played WJM's man-hunting "happy homemaker" Sue Ann Nivens Betty White Elaine	$400 [9] Pattern design which came from the horse blankets of Richard Tattersall (the Tattersall) check (or plaid) Richard	DD $400 [17] Number of vowels on the bottom row of keys of a standard typewriter 0 Richard
—	$500 [11] He "lost" a "weekend" but won an Oscar Ray Milland Richard	$500 [22] Marketing has begun on a line of nursewear from this TV medical show Trapper John, M.D. Richard Elaine Mark	$500 [23] Breeches cut full above the knee used for horseback riding jodhpurs Elaine	$500 [18] Howard Garis' bedtime tale-teller whose last name is Longears Uncle Wiggily

Double Jeopardy! Round

HOT SPOTS	SPACE	3-LETTER WORDS	DRAMA	LEGENDS	TRADE CENTERS
$200 [8] Hottest temperature ever recorded was on this "dark" continent Africa Mark	$200 [3] Titan is the largest moon of this ringed planet Saturn Mark	$200 [16] It's where flowers "sleep" a bed Elaine	$200 [1] In the Middle Ages, monks presented "mystery plays" to illustrate stories from this the Bible Richard	$200 [13] "Inhaling the breath of a loved one" is the reason for this Eskimo "kiss" rubbing noses Elaine	$600 [26] City that's often called "the rubber capital of the world" Akron, Ohio Mark
$400 [9] 43 consecutive days of 120º heat were recorded in this appropriately named Calif. valley Death Valley Mark	$400 [4] It forms a large part of Jupiter's atmosphere or Earth's kitchen cleaners ammonia Richard Mark	$400 [17] A flipper or a fiver a fin Richard Elaine	$400 [2] Dramatic form, from Greek for "merrymaking" comedy Mark	$400 [14] People whose gods included Odin, Thor & Loki the Vikings (or the Norse) Richard	—
$600 [10] National seashore resort that's been "burning" off Long Island for years Fire Island Elaine	$600 [5] The Van Allen belts surround most of this planet Earth Mark	$600 [18] A grown-up acorn an oak Richard	$600 [11] 19th century Norwegian playwright often called founder of modern drama Henrik Ibsen Richard	$800 [24] Only hope remained after this ancient Greek's box was opened Pandora's box Mark	—
$800 [20] Named by Magellan for fires blazing on shore, it's South America's stormy southern tip Tierra del Fuego Mark	$800 [6] Soviet ship which docked with our Apollo in '75 Soyuz Mark	$800 [19] To question ask Mark	$800 [12] In 1642, they closed English theaters for 18 years the Puritans Richard Mark	DD $1,000 [23] Mythical creature Noah left behind in this Irish Rovers' song"...green alligators and long-necked geese /Some humpty-back camels and some chimpanzees /Some cats and rats and elephants, but sure as you're born..." a unicorn Richard	—
$1,000 [21] Its foundation for polio victims was founded by FDR, who died here Warm Springs, Georgia Richard	DD $1,500 [7] Comet in 1973 which didn't put on its promised show Kohoutek Mark	$1,000 [22] Bathroom the British skip to the loo Richard	$1,000 [15] As he wished, the last play of Eugene O'Neill was produced after his death Long Day's Journey Into Night Elaine	$1,000 [25] Pair of lovers separated by a garden wall, they inspired "Romeo & Juliet" Pyramus and Thisbe Richard Elaine	—

Final Jeopardy!

GOVERNMENT

Decade the last amendment to the Constitution was ratified in

the 1970s

Elaine "What is 1920's" — wagered $2,000

Richard "What are the 1970's?" — wagered $3,600

Mark "When were the 1970's" — wagered $199

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