Show #1799 1992-05-28 (taped 1992-01-27) Regular

Contestants

Lynn Evans — an interpreter from Richmond, Virginia

Bernard Welt — a teacher from Takoma Park, Maryland

Bob Smith — an engineer from Kinnelon, New Jersey (whose 1-day cash winnings total $9,000)

Scores

Player First Commercial End of Jeopardy! End of Double Jeopardy! Final Coryat
Bob $1,800 $2,500 $4,100 $6,100
2nd place: his and her clothing from The Greif Cos. + a Jules Jürgensen watch + Jeopardy! 25th Anniversary computer game
$4,100
14 R, 1 W
Bernard $0 $2,400 $11,600 $13,000
New champion: $13,000 + Jeopardy! 25th Anniversary computer game
$12,400
27 R (including 1 DD), 2 W (including 1 DD)
Lynn $300 $1,600 $3,000 $6,000
3rd place: Cusinart cappuccino machine + Jeopardy! 25th Anniversary computer game
$4,000
14 R, 6 W (including 1 DD)

Jeopardy! Round

AROUND THE WORLD SPORTS FIGURES MUSEUMS AUTHORS GREAT THINGS COMMON BONDS
$100 [6]
Classes at the University of Quebec are taught in this language, Quebec's official one
French
Bernard
$100 [1]
Named for singer Ray Charles, this boxer retired in 1991 for the fourth time
Sugar Ray Leonard
Bob
$100 [9]
This largest Nevada city has a museum dedicated to Mormon pioneers
Las Vegas
Bob
$100 [14]
It was Samuel Clemens' middle name
Langhorne
Bernard
$100 [21]
On the Great Seal of the U.S. there are 13 stripes, 13 stars & 13 of these weapons
arrows
Lynn
$100 [22]
Freestyle, Greco-Roman, Sumo
kinds of wrestling
Bernard
$200 [7]
Anguilla & Antigua are in this sea
the Caribbean
Bob
$200 [2]
In Oct. 1991 sports fans bade farewell to this baseball great nicknamed "The Lip", who died at 86
Leo Durocher
Bob
$200 [10]
This Confederate president's Richmond, Virginia residence contains more than 2,000 Civil War relics
Jefferson Davis
Bernard
$200 [15]
"The American Woman's Home" was co-written by Catharine Beecher & this famous sister
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Bernard
$200 [23]
The Great Smokies are part of this larger system
the Appalachians
Bob
$200 [30]
Tuxedo, Williams, Ernie Ford
Tennessees
Lynn
$300 [8]
It's believed that Cadiz, a city in this country, was once Gadir, a Phoenician settlement
Spain
Lynn
$300 [3]
In 1982, 1985 & 1990, this 49ers quarterback won the Super Bowl's MVP award
Joe Montana
Bob
$300 [11]
When opened in 1819, this Madrid museum consisted of art collections of the Hapsburg & Bourbon kings
the Prado
Bernard
$300 [16]
While serving as an ambulance driver for the Red Cross in World War I, he was wounded in Italy
Hemingway
Lynn
$300 [24]
Playwright who wrote, "Some are born great, some achieve greatness, and some have greatness thrust upon 'em"
William Shakespeare
Bernard
$300 [29]
Carl "Cubby" O'Brien, Karen Pendleton, Annette Funicello
(the original) Mouseketeers
Lynn
$400 [19]
Most gem-quality topaz is mined in this South American country
Brazil
Lynn
$400 [4]
A 7-mile strip of highway near Wilmington, N.C. was recently dedicated to this Chicago Bulls star
Michael Jordan
Bob
$400 [12]
It's Russia's largest museum
the Hermitage
Bernard
$400 [17]
A 19th century Boston Unitarian minister, he was the grandnephew of Nathan Hale
Edward Everett Hale
Bernard
$400 [25]
The marine life in this U.S. lake is pretty thin:Colonial Algae & Brine Shrimp
the Great Salt Lake
Bernard
$400 [28]
Ted Lapidus, Guy Laroche, Christian Lacroix
fashion designers
$500 [20]
It's Hawaii's "Pineapple Island" though it could be called the "Patio Island"
Lanai
Bob
$500 [5]
After retiring from tennis, he wrote "A Hard Road to Glory", a study of African-American athletes
Arthur Ashe
Bob
DD $1,000 [13]
Modern art can be seen at this odd-shaped NYC museum on Fifth Avenue between 88th and 89th Streets
the Guggenheim
Bernard
$500 [18]
Though completed almost 60 years earlier, this English novelist's "Maurice" was not published until 1971
E.M. Forster
Bernard
$500 [26]
Term for the Boer migration in the 1830s & 1840s, it comes from an Afrikaans term for a trip by ox wagon
the Great Trek
Bernard
$500 [27]
"Les patineurs","Le spectre de la rose","Les sylphides"
ballets
Bernard

Double Jeopardy! Round

FAMOUS SPEECHES COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES THEATRE TECHNOLOGY COMPOSERS HISTORIC IN-LAWS
$200 [6]
His "Liberty or Death" speech given March 23, 1775 is also known as the "Call to Arms"
Patrick Henry
Bob
$200 [23]
This U.S. college was chartered in 1693 by the royal pair for whom it is named
William and Mary
Lynn
$200 [1]
In 1833 Edmund Kean collapsed while playing this role to his son's Iago & died soon after
Othello
Lynn
$200 [7]
In 1907 The Hurley Co. came up with an electric one of these to hurl clothes around
washing machine
Bernard
$200 [9]
He was a prizefighter, prospector, & cowpuncher before he teamed up with Alan Jay Lerner
(Frederick) Loewe
Bob
$200 [14]
King Manuel of Portugal married not 1 but 2 daughters of this famous Spanish pair
Ferdinand & Isabella
Bernard
$400 [15]
Richard Nixon said in this speech that his wife, Pat, wore only "a respectable republican cloth coat"
the Checkers speech
Bernard
$400 [24]
Girton, Cambridge University's 1st college for these people, was founded in 1869
women
Bernard Lynn
$400 [2]
"The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie" takes place in this country in the 1930s
Scotland
Bernard Lynn
$400 [8]
In addition to film, he came up with the Polaroid lenses used in sunglasses
(Edwin) Land
Bob
$400 [10]
In 1897 this country granted its great composer Jean Sibelius a yearly pension
Finland
Lynn
$400 [19]
This dictator had his son-in-law Galeazzo Ciano shot for treason in 1944
Mussolini
Bernard
$600 [16]
The final draft of his farewell address was written by Alexander Hamilton
George Washington
Bernard
$600 [25]
Duke University is in North Carolina & Duquesne University is in this state
Pennsylvania
Bob Bernard Lynn
$600 [3]
The title character of this Tony-winning Best Musical of 1979 is a barbaric barber
Sweeney Todd
Bernard
$600 [28]
This company with another medium in its name created the color TV system we use today
RCA (Radio Corporation of America)
Bob
$800 [12]
His 1936 work "El Salon Mexico" was his first popular success; "Appalachian Spring" came 8 yrs. later
Copland
Bob
$600 [20]
This member of the Medici family was the mother-in-law of England's King Charles I
Marie de Medici
Bernard Lynn
DD $1,000 [17]
In 1859 he told a Va. courtroom, "I never did intend murder, or...to excite or incite slaves to rebellion"
John Brown
Bernard
$800 [26]
Muhammad V University, Morocco's largest, is in this capital city
Rabat
Bernard
$800 [4]
"Front Porch" was the original title of this playwright's "Picnic"
Inge
Lynn
$800 [29]
The mimeograph was invented by this man around 1876
Thomas Edison
DD $1,000 [11]
Bobby Short sang "At Long Last Love” at this late composer's birthday gala in 1991
Cole Porter
Lynn
$800 [21]
This Roman emperor forced his daughter to marry Tiberius, his eventual successor, in 11 B.C.
Augustus
Lynn
$1,000 [18]
Partly due to his 1918 speech condemning war, this U.S. labor leader was sentenced to 10 years in prison
Eugene Debs
Bernard
$1,000 [27]
Cheikh Anta Diop University, formerly the University of Dakar, is this African country's only university
Senegal
Bernard
$1,000 [5]
In 1957 Franchot Tone & Wendy Hiller starred in this playwright's "A Moon for the Misbegotten"
Eugene O'Neill
Bernard Lynn
$1,000 [30]
2 of the 3 beverages Pasteur's pasteurization process first preserved
wine and milk (and beer)
Lynn
$1,000 [13]
In 1854 this German romantic lieder composer tried to drown himself & was placed in a private asylum
Schumann
Lynn
$1,000 [22]
In April 1614 he became John Rolfe's "chief" father-in-law
Powhatan
Lynn

Final Jeopardy!

FOOD & DRINK

Before the introduction of Diet Coke, this was the leading diet soft drink in the U.S.

Tab

Lynn "What is Tab?" — wagered $3,000
Bob "What is Tab" — wagered $2,000
Bernard "What is Tab?" — wagered $1,400

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