Show #1178 1989-10-18 (taped 1989-06-26) Regular

Contestants

Charley Horan — a photographic representative from Manhattan Beach, California

John Kirk — a yogurt franchise operator originally from Hong Kong

Ed Toutant — an engineer from Austin, Texas (whose 1-day cash winnings total $11,401)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Ed	$800	$1,900	$5,300	$7,400 2nd place: a trip to Honolulu	$4,800 14 R (including 1 DD), 2 W
John	$200	$900	$5,800	$6,000 3rd place: a Martin Lawrence Galleries serigraph + a Nintendo Entertainment System with Family & Junior Editions of Jeopardy! & Wheel of Fortune	$6,100 15 R, 4 W (including 1 DD)
Charley	$1,400	$3,600	$7,400	$11,601 New champion: $11,601	$6,400 22 R (including 1 DD), 4 W

Jeopardy! Round

FEMALE FIRSTS	FICTIONAL CHARACTERS	"FORT"s	6-LETTER WORDS	DANCES	HAIL AND FAREWELL
$100 [16] On July 30, 1923 Italian actress Eleonora Duse became 1st woman to appear on the cover of this newsmagazine Time magazine Charley	$100 [9] Byron wrote an epic poem about this Latin lover whose mother sent him abroad at age 16 after an "intrigue" Don Juan Ed Charley	$100 [5] This N.C. fort has reason to boast since airborne U.S. Army combat units are stationed there Fort Bragg Ed	$100 [25] You can blow one with a mixture of soap & water or with some types of gum a bubble Ed	$100 [13] The monkey & the frug were examples of this kind of dancing, sometimes done by girls in cages go-go dancing Charley	$100 [3] This ABC prime time newsmagazine closes with "We're in touch, so you be in touch" 20/20 Charley
$200 [17] This comedienne was the 1st permanent guest host of "The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson" Joan Rivers Charley	$200 [21] His sister Gretel won a pair of silver skates, but he didn't Hans Brinker John Charley	$200 [6] On May 10, 1775 Ethan Allen & Benedict Arnold captured this fort on Lake Champlain from the British Fort Ticonderoga Charley	$200 [12] The only Beatle with a 6-letter last name Lennon Charley	$200 [14] The mazurka is a Polish folk dance which resembles this dance a polka Ed	$200 [4] "And goodnight Mrs. Calabash, wherever you are" Jimmy Durante John
$300 [18] 5 years after Lindbergh, she became the 1st woman to fly solo across the Atlantic Amelia Earhart Ed	$300 [28] Her real name was Aldonza Lorenzo, but Don Quixote named her this Dulcinea Charley	$300 [1] This celebrated Maryland fort overlooking the Patapsco River is named for a signer of the Constitution Fort McHenry Charley	$300 [10] This spout at the end of a gas hose is a diminutive form of nose nozzle Ed	$300 [22] Dance you'd do to "Ah-one, ah-two, ah-doodle-dee-doodle-dee-do" the old soft shoe	$300 [7] Walter Cronkite usually closed his "CBS Evening News" telecasts with this phrase "That's the way it is" Ed
$400 [19] The first woman in this sport to win over $100,000 in a season was Judy Rankin in 1976 golf Charley	—	$400 [2] Troops are processed for overseas duty at this New Jersey army base Fort Dix Charley	$400 [11] Coarsely woven cloth made from jute or hemp fibers, it's used in potato sacks burlap Charley	$400 [23] Little Egypt was famous for this type of dance, also known as the "hootchy-kootchy" belly dancing John	$400 [27] For 20 seasons this comedian ended his TV variety series with "Good night & God bless" Red Skelton Charley
$500 [20] In 1980 Kathleen Conley became the 1st woman to graduate from this Colorado school the Air Force Academy Charley	—	$500 [8] This Kentucky army post is known as the "Home of Armor" Fort Knox Charley	DD $1,000 [15] 2 of the 5 states that fit this category Oregon & Hawaii (Kansas, Nevada, Alaska) Ed	$500 [24] Line dance invented in Cuba whose name is derived from an African country the conga John	$500 [26] This newscaster-adventurer signed off his radio broadcasts saying "So long until tomorrow" Lowell Thomas Ed

Double Jeopardy! Round

THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION	FLOWERS	ACTORS & ACTRESSES	FRANCE	RELIGION	QUOTE "UN"QUOTE
$200 [15] Opposing the Stamp Act, this patriot said, "If this be treason, make the most of it" Patrick Henry Ed	$200 [23] Tulips, hyacinths & daffodils are usually grown not from seeds but from these bulbs Ed	$200 [11] At the 1988 Emmy Awards he compared the character he played on "Family Ties" to Dan Quayle Michael J. Fox John	$200 [9] France is 2nd to Italy in production of this drink but consumes the most per capita in the world wine Charley	$200 [1] With the possible exception of Peter, Pius IX, who ruled from 1846-78 holds this record being the pontiff longest John	$200 [4] The 8th amendment to the constitution outlaws punishment that is "cruel and" this unusual Charley
$400 [16] At the Battle of Bunker Hill, Gen. Israel Putnam warned his troops, "Don't fire until you see" these the whites of their eyes John	DD $300 [29] Thomas Moore wrote, "'Tis" this last flower "left blooming alone; all her lovely companions are faded and gone" the last rose of summer John	$400 [20] He has a portable gym that can fill 5 trailers, & there's still room for his wife, Maria Shriver Arnold Schwarzenegger John	$400 [10] By law, full time French workers get at least 5 weeks of this with pay vacation Charley	$400 [2] It's believed Ramses II was Pharaoh when these people fled from Egypt the Children of Israel (the Jews) John	$400 [5] Humpty Dumpty told Alice, "There are 364 days when you might get" this kind of present an un-birthday present Charley
$600 [19] The Battle of Long Island was the 1st time the Americans saw action against these soldiers the Hessians Ed John	$400 [27] These garden or window plants of the genus Pelargonium come in varieties like Ivy & Lady Washington geraniums	$600 [21] Jamie Lee Curtis' parents; their real names are Bernard Schwartz & Jeanette Morrison Janet Leigh & Tony Curtis John	$600 [12] A "hotel de ville" isn't a hotel at all but one of these municipal buildings city hall (or town hall) John	$600 [3] Quetzalcoatl, the feathered serpent, was one of the gods in the ancient religion of this country Mexico Ed John Charley	$800 [7] Completes William Ernest Henley's line, "Under the bludgeonings of chance my head is bloody, but..." unbowed Charley
$800 [24] A 1777 victory at Brandywine Creek enabled the British to occupy this major city Philadelphia John	$600 [28] Common foxglove is the source of this medicine that stimulates & stabilizes the heartbeat digitalis John	$800 [22] This "SCTV" star made a big splash as Tom Hanks' brother in "Splash" John Candy Charley	$800 [13] 1 of the 2 Caribbean territories that are départements, or administrative districts, of France Martinique (or Guadeloupe) John	$800 [17] Stoicism, which taught a form of naturalistic monotheism, originated in this country about 300 B.C. Greece John	$1,000 [8] Speaking of his pyrrhic victory, Pyrrhus said, "Another such victory over the Romans, and we are" this undone Ed
$1,000 [25] In October 1779 French Admiral Jean d'Estaing & the patriots failed to retake this Georgia city Savannah John Charley	—	$1,000 [26] This "Onion Field" star said, "I'm the best friend you could ever have & the worst enemy" James Woods Charley	$1,000 [14] Subject of a long-standing dispute, France regained this area from Germany after both World Wars Alsace-Lorraine Ed	$1,000 [18] Protestant denomination named for the elders who administer it Presbyterians Ed	DD $1,600 [6] The title of this songisn't mentioned anywhere in its lyrics: "Unchained Melody" Charley

Final Jeopardy!

PUBLISHING

For its 1990 edition Guinness is dropping all records of this 1 of the 7 deadly sins

gluttony

Ed "What is Gluttony?" — wagered $2,100

John "What is gluttony?" — wagered $200

Charley "What is Glutony?" — wagered $4,201

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