Show #4790 2005-06-03 (taped 2004-11-17) Regular

David Rozenson game 4.

Contestants

Sara Mixter — a child health advocate originally from Chevy Chase, Maryland

Tom Walker — a lawyer from Boston, Massachusetts

David Rozenson — a lawyer from Newton, Massachusetts (whose 3-day cash winnings total $76,000)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
David	$2,400	$3,500	$6,900	$13,800 3rd place: $1,000	$12,400 15 R, 4 W (including 2 DDs)
Tom	$800	$3,200	$13,800	$23,201 New champion: $23,201	$14,800 20 R, 2 W (including 1 DD)
Sara	$2,000	$4,400	$11,600	$14,000 2nd place: $2,000	$11,600 17 R, 3 W

Jeopardy! Round

THE SECURITY COUNCIL	ACTORS PLAYING ACTORS	'80s FASHIONS	PULITZER PRIZE-WINNING BIOS	ABBREVIATED S	STUPID ANSWERS
$200 [8] In November 2002 Resolution 1441 declared this nation in "material breach" of its obligations Iraq David	$200 [2] Kate Mulgrew portrayed this legendary Kate in the 2002 play "Tea at Five" Kate Hepburn David	$200 [20] In the '80s aerobics shoes were a big item from the company called L.A. this Gear Tom	$200 [22] A. Scott Berg won in 1999 for a bio on this guy who won in 1954 with "The Spirit of St. Louis" Charles Lindbergh David	$200 [14] In a newspaper personals ad single Tom	$200 [1] Completes the title of a guide Heidi Murkoff co-wrote for expectant mothers "What To Expect When You're..." Expecting Tom
$400 [9] In population, one of the 2 smallest permanent members England (or Great Britain; or France) David Tom	$400 [3] Angus MacFadyen in "Cradle Will Rock" & Liev Schreiber in "RKO 281" played this man who raised "Kane" Orson Welles Sara	$400 [24] In "Fast Times at Ridgemont High", Jeff Spicoli wore the now-classic checkerboard pattern of these shoes Vans Sara	$400 [23] Forrest Wilson's "Crusader in Crinoline" tackled the life of this novelist & abolitionist Harriet Beecher Stowe Sara	$400 [15] On a report card satisfactory Sara	$400 [4] Endocrinology deals with the function & secretion of these glands the endocrine glands Tom
$600 [10] The military type of these were imposed on North Korea in the '50s; the economic type, on Rhodesia in the '60s sanctions Sara	$600 [5] Kevin Kline cut a dashing figure as this silent screen swashbuckler in the film "Chaplin" Douglas Fairbanks David	$600 [25] "Flashdance" inspired torn, off-the-shoulder sweatshirts & these, not socks, bunched at the ankles leg warmers Sara	$600 [28] In 1944 Carleton Mabee dubbed this telegraph pioneer "The American Leonardo" Morse David	$600 [16] A "First" or "Second" book of the BIble Samuel Sara	$600 [11] A cation is a positively charged one of these; an anion is a negatively charged one an ion Tom
$800 [19] In 1948 the Council passed 29 resolutions, 16 on the Mideast region it referred to as this Palestine Sara	$800 [6] In a 1983 TV movie, Cheryl Ladd played this regal beauty who knew her way around "High Society" Grace Kelly David	$800 [26] Bugle Boy dreamed up these tight-fitting pants decorated with many zippers; the nylon was ideal for break dancing parachute pants	$1,000 [30] David Herbert Donald's 1988 winner "Look Homeward" was "A Life of" this author Thomas Wolfe David	$800 [17] A chemical element sulfur David	$800 [12] This American cyclist criticized Lance Armstrong in the July 15, 2004 issue of the French newspaper Le Monde (Greg) LeMond Tom
$1,000 [21] In 2004 the Security Council called for a halt to fighting in Darfur & the Upper Nile in this country Sudan Tom	$1,000 [7] Christopher Plummer is seen here(in profile, of course) in his Tony-winning role as this legend of stage & screen John Barrymore David	$1,000 [27] A Sheryl Crow song says that Uncle Larry wears this brand of jacket "'cause he thinks it turns on all the ladies" Members Only David	DD $2,500 [29] Emory Holloway's sampler of this poet's life won for 1927 Walt Whitman David	$1,000 [18] Former British currency that smacks of a certain Boston pitcher shilling Tom	$1,000 [13] Henry Adams, grandson of John Quincy Adams, wrote the nonfiction classic "The Education of" him Henry Adams Sara

Double Jeopardy! Round

THE INSECURITY COUNCIL	INFIELD OF DREAMS	"O", WHAT A PLACE!	ORAL EXAM	20th CENTURY BRITISH HISTORY	CHANGE YOUR LIFE
$400 [21] To help teens with self-acceptance, "Chicken Soup..." co-author Kimberly Kirberger wrote "No Body's" this perfect Sara	$400 [1] This all-time leader in hits & games placed was a regular at first, second & third Pete Rose Tom	$400 [30] A saltwater lake, Lake Merritt, lies in the heart of the downtown of this city on San Francisco Bay Oakland Tom	$400 [11] Mandatory in boxing, it comes with air holes a mouthguard Sara	$400 [6] In 1984, for $1.5 million, Ross Perot bought one of the only 17 known copies of this historic British document the Magna Carta Tom	$400 [16] George Bush's is Laura wife Sara
$800 [22] Beginning in the '20s, a series of this brand's ads showed victims of the dreaded halitosis Listerine Sara	$800 [2] This third baseman's quest for a .400 average was the talk of baseball in 1980 George Brett Tom	$800 [29] Because of its many canals & rivers, this city is known as the "Venice of Japan" Osaka Tom	$800 [12] The ADA says kids should have stopped this habit by the time their permanent teeth come in sucking their thumb David	$800 [7] It "worked" out that in 1924 Ramsay MacDonald became the first prime minister from this party the Labour Party Tom	$800 [17] An agricultural additive to improve soil with a low calcium content lime Tom
$1,200 [23] The section of "Hannah and Her Sisters" where Mickey thinks he has a brain tumor is titled this type of person hypochondriac Sara	DD $1,000 [4] A great defensive shortstop & a southerner too, New York Giant Travis Jackson was inevitably nicknamed this Stonewall Tom	$1,600 [28] Akershus Castle, overlooking a fjord, is a popular tourist attraction in this capital Oslo Sara	$1,200 [13] (Jimmy of the Clue Crew points to a model of the skull.) In the universal numbering system used by dentists, tooth number one is here, & this is the number of the tooth down here 32 Sara	$1,200 [8] During Stanley Baldwin's term as P.M., this King of England abdicated King Edward VIII Tom	$1,200 [18] Fill your pockets with money line Tom
$1,600 [24] In his book "Gasping for Airtime", comedian Jay Mohr deals with these attacks of intense fear panic attacks David	$1,200 [3] (Jimmy of the Clue Crew reads from the University of Pittsburgh, site of Forbes Field.) Over this wall in 1960, this Pirate second baseman hit the first World Series-endinghome run Bill Mazeroski Tom	$2,000 [27] A spectacular stairway called the Potemkin Steps slopes down to this Ukraine seaport's harbor on the Black Sea Odessa Sara	$1,600 [14] In 1995 scientists found natural antibiotics on these of cows; people probably have them too tongues David Sara	$1,600 [9] The only part of the U.K. occupied by the Germans in WWII; the French call them Iles Normandes the Channel Islands Tom	$1,600 [19] Widespread rife David
$2,000 [25] This Danish thinker defined anxiety as "the dizziness of freedom" (Søren) Kierkegaard David	$2,000 [5] In 2003 this Oriole first sacker was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame Eddie Murray Tom Sara	DD $3,000 [26] This state capital is home to Evergreen State College Olympia David	$2,000 [15] (Sarah of the Clue Crew reads with model skull in hand.) Grinding your teeth may lead to pain in this joint, often known by three initials TMJ (or temporomandibular) Sara	$2,000 [10] The Marquess of this had a large "steak" in British politics; he was the first 20th century prime minister Salisbury David	$2,000 [20] It often has 6 holes in it the fife

Final Jeopardy!

PLAYWRIGHTS

His early play "Ivanov" opens with a man carrying a gun & yes, a gun does go off by the end

(Anton) Chekhov

David "Who is Checkov?" — wagered $6,900

Sara "Who is Chekov?" — wagered $2,400

Tom "Who is Chekov?" — wagered $9,401

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