Show #6526 2013-01-21 (taped 2012-10-23) Regular

Contestants

John Morgan — an elementary school art teacher from Charlotte, North Carolina

Barbara Sheridan — an attorney and law clerk to a judge from Yonkers, New York

Helen Juvonen — an actor from Toronto, Canada (whose 2-day cash winnings total $57,202)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Helen	$2,200	$6,200	$13,800	$9,599 3rd place: $1,000	$15,000 21 R, 1 W (including 1 DD)
Barbara	$3,400	$3,800	$9,000	$17,999 New champion: $17,999	$12,600 15 R (including 1 DD), 1 W (including 1 DD)
John	$1,000	$4,000	$16,400	$13,800 2nd place: $2,000	$16,400 17 R, 1 W

Jeopardy! Round

FILL THE PRESCRIPTION	"T" TIME	SWANS	RUNNING INTO THE FURNITURE TERMS	TV THEME SONGS	TABLE OF CONTENTS
$200 [19] Used to combat OCD as well as depression, it preceded "nation" in the title of a bestselling memoir Prozac Helen	$200 [1] None dare accuse me of wearing one of these headdresses a tiara John	$200 [26] Fully black swans are native only to this country, & the Sydney Swans sports team is only found there, too Australia Helen	$200 [8] It's a part of an elephant & a part of a tree a trunk Helen	$200 [2] This reality series' theme "Ancient Voices" is remixed each season to reflect the current locale Survivor Helen	$200 [14] "The metropolis of Lilliput described, together with the emperor's palace" Gulliver's Travels Barbara
$400 [20] 2 Xs mark the spot in the trade name of this anti-anxiety drug brought to market in 1981 Xanax Helen	$400 [3] Thiseastern U.S. location was much in the news in March of 1979 Three Mile Island John	$400 [27] In Greek myth the beautiful Leda is ravished by this god in the form of a swan Zeus Barbara	$400 [9] 4-letter word for a newspaper department, such as the "city" or "foreign" one a desk Barbara	$400 [4] "Book 'em!" 3 musicians who played on the original theme of this police series played on the current theme Hawaii Five-O Helen John	$400 [15] From 1995, "The birth of a witch" & "City of emeralds" Wicked Barbara
$600 [21] This extremely addictive pain-relieving drug was isolated from opium around 1804 morphine John	$600 [5] Thismonarchy of Asia was never colonized by Europeans Thailand Barbara	$600 [28] Most swans are in this genus Cygnus	$600 [10] When you preside over a meeting, you "take" this; when sentenced to death, sometimes you "got" this a chair Helen	$600 [23] This cartoon's theme begins with mom Lois singing, "It seems today that all you see is violence in movies & sex on TV" Family Guy John	$600 [16] "The Boy Who Lived" & "Diagon Alley" Harry Potter and the Sorceror's Stone Helen
$800 [13] Ask your doctor if this cholesterol-lowering drug aka atorvastatin is right for you; do not use it if you have liver disease Lipitor John	$800 [6] It'sa swine-like mammal of Asia a tapir Barbara	$800 [29] A male swan is called a cob & a female swan is called this, where you might keep one on a farm a pen Helen	$800 [11] Someone trying artful deception is said to be using "smoke &" these mirrors Helen	$800 [24] The catchy lyrics for this sitcom include, "Men men men men, manly men men men" Two and a Half Men John	$1,000 [18] "I am born" & "Mr. Micawber's gauntlet" David Copperfield Helen
$1,000 [22] This end-of-the-alphabet antidepressant from Pfizer is also called sertraline Zoloft John	$1,000 [7] Boxing or wrestling ring fixture seen here, used for tightening a turnbuckle	$1,000 [30] Despite its name, this least vocal swan species can make soft grunting sounds a mute swan Helen	$1,000 [12] Francis Blair, editor of the Washington Globe, was part of Andrew Jackson's "kitchen" one cabinet Barbara	$1,000 [25] This composer of the "Simpsons" theme won an Emmy in 2005 for his theme to "Desperate Housewives" Danny Elfman Helen	DD $1,200 [17] "Eliza's escape" & "Topsy" Uncle Tom's Cabin Helen

Double Jeopardy! Round

THE COSSACKS	OSCARS FOR MAKEUP	MOST POPULOUS COUNTRIES	"AN" THE BEGINNING	CAPE TOWN	CONTENTS OF TABLES
$400 [20] The shapka, this fur item worn by the cossacks, sometimes could be 2 feet tall a hat Helen	$400 [6] 2003:This last of the "Lord of the Rings" trilogy Return of the King John	$400 [21] The 2 in the top 10 found in the Americas Brazil & the United States Barbara	$400 [4] An iron block on which metals are hammered into shapes; it also hammers roadrunner-chasing coyotes an anvil Barbara	$400 [30] (Kelly of the Clue Crew reports from Greenmarket Square in Cape Town, South Africa.) Once the site of slave trading, greenmarket square is now a bustling market where you can buy souvenirs from all over Africa; a popular one is thepainted eggsof this big African bird an ostrich Helen	$400 [14] This Middle Eastern salad is made of bulgur wheat, tomatoes, parsley, olive oil & lemon juice tabbouleh John
$800 [24] In the 16th century the cossacks defeated the Tatars & gained control of this vast eastern region for Russia Siberia Helen	$800 [7] 1984:This period drama about an 18th century composer Amadeus Helen	$800 [22] India ranks No. 2 & these 2 countries that straddle it come in at 6 & 8 Pakistan & Bangladesh Barbara	$800 [5] With the stress on the first syllable, a building add-on; on the second, to incorporate another country's territory an annex John	$800 [17] (Kelly of the Clue Crew reports from St. George's Cathedral in Cape Town, South Africa.) St. George's is known in Cape Town as the people's cathedral; in the 1980s, the weekly sermons of this archbishop made it a center of resistance to apartheid Desmond Tutu Helen	$800 [15] This rich & creamy potato & leek soup is served cold & garnished with chives vichyssoise Helen
$1,200 [25] In 1995 this Russian president announced he was restoring Cossack units to the Russian army Yeltsin John	$1,200 [9] 1996:This Eddie Murphy remake of a Jerry Lewis film The Nutty Professor Barbara	$1,200 [23] A population of 81 million makes this nation No. 16, & No. 1 in western Europe Germany John	$1,200 [8] A collection of writings by various authors, often from a specific period an anthology John	$1,200 [1] (Sarah of the Clue Crew delivers the clue from St. George's Cathedral, in Cape Town, South Africa.) In Cape Town's celebrated west window of St. George's cathedral, onepaneldepicts this man of peace, who first espoused the doctrine of nonviolence while living in South Africa Gandhi Barbara	$1,200 [16] This type of crab, the pride of the Pacific coast, is named for a place in Washington State Dungeness Barbara
$1,600 [29] Tolstoy wrote that for Cossacks being in this state is "a rite, the non-fulfillment of which would be... apostasy" drunkenness	$1,600 [10] 1985:This Cher film about a boy with craniodiaphyseal dysplasia Mask John	$2,000 [26] No. 15, the largest Arab country by population is this North African country with 84 million Egypt Barbara	$1,600 [12] The runner who goes last for a team in a relay race the anchor leg John	DD $2,000 [2] (Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from Cape Town, South Africa.) Released after 27 years in prison, Nelson Mandela gave his firstpublic speech from Cape Town's city hall; he began by leading the crowd in the chant "amandla ngawethu"--"power is ours"--the rallying cry of this party the ANC (African National Congress) Barbara	$1,600 [18] The Brits call this pungent salad green "rocket" arugula Helen
$2,000 [28] The city of Kharkiv, founded by cossacks to protect Russia's borders, is now in this former SSR the Ukraine	$2,000 [11] 2006:This Guillermo del Toro fantasy Pan's Labyrinth Helen	DD $4,000 [27] It represents Africa in the top 10 Nigeria Barbara	$2,000 [13] A sometimes fatal allergic reaction to bee venom is this type of "shock" anaphylactic John	$2,000 [3] (Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from Cape Town, South Africa.) What's now Cape Town's vibrant Victoria & Alfred Waterfront began as a single jetty built for this Dutch company, whose name tells you it used South Africa as a stopover en route to Asia the Dutch East India Company	$2,000 [19] Prosciutto is Italian ham; this is Italian bacon from the pork belly pancetta John

Final Jeopardy!

MUSEUMS

Opened in 2012, the Belfast museum seenherecommemorates this, also constructed there

the Titanic

Barbara "What is the Titanic?" — wagered $8,999

Helen "What is Irish Palace" — wagered $4,201

John "What is Stonehenge" — wagered $2,600

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