Show #2685 1996-04-12 (taped 1995-12-13) Regular

Michael Dupée game 4.

Contestants

Bruce Clark — an attorney from Albuquerque, New Mexico

Joe McNamara — a naval flight officer originally from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Michael Dupee — an attorney from Cleveland, Ohio (whose 3-day cash winnings total $44,202)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Michael	$2,600	$3,800	$9,200	$5,199 4-day champion: $49,401	$10,400 28 R (including 2 DDs), 4 W (including 1 DD)
Joe	$1,400	$3,000	$6,600	$4,999 2nd place: a trip to Carmel, California + a Panasonic camcorder	$6,600 19 R, 3 W
Bruce	$100	$-100	$4,100	$1 3rd place: Franchi Menotti sports watch	$4,100 9 R, 1 W

Jeopardy! Round

PEOPLE IN HISTORY	TELEVISION	GEMS & JEWELRY	EUROPEAN GEOGRAPHY	OLD BASEBALL TEAMS	ANAGRAMS
$100 [11] Elizabeth Barton, who condemned this king's relationship with Anne Boleyn, was condemned & executed in 1534 Henry VIII Michael	$100 [19] After "Perry Mason" was canceled, Raymond Burr returned as this wheelchair-bound detective "Ironside" Joe	$100 [26] In the 1930s Carroll F. Chatham invented a process to create these green gems artificially Emeralds Joe	$100 [6] The Great Saint Bernard & Little Saint Bernard passes traverse these mountains The Alps Bruce	$100 [1] From 1884 to 1888 the Trolley Dodgers played for this city, now a New York borough Brooklyn Michael	$100 [16] You don't have to be nosy to know "Jeopardy!" is taped at this studio Sony (Nosy) Michael
$200 [12] Saint Hyacinth, whose uncle was the bishop of Krakow, is the apostle of this country Poland Michael	$200 [20] In the 1995 miniseries "Buffalo Girls", Anjelica Huston played this notorious frontierswoman Calamity Jane Joe	$200 [27] This highly prized form of corundum gets its red color from minute amounts of chromium Rubies Joe	$200 [7] At its narrowest point, this strait separates Europe from Africa by about 8 miles Gibraltar Michael	$200 [2] In 1903 the Baltimore Orioles became the New York Highlanders; in 1913 they became this team New York Yankees Joe	$200 [17] Apes might enjoy eating these legumes Peas (Apes) Joe
$300 [13] During WWI this future president of Vietnam worked at the Carlton Hotel in London Ho Chi Minh Michael	$300 [21] Before heading a "Dynasty", he played professor Mike Endicott on "To Rome With Love" John Forsythe Michael	$300 [28] The waters north of Australia yield large silver-white ones of these Pearls Michael	$300 [8] This Icelandic capital is located on a bay called Faxafloi Reykjavik Michael	$300 [3] In 1944-45 a Philadelphia team was named this; today it's the name of Toronto's team Blue Jays Joe	$300 [18] Lois painted a lovely picture of this barnyard structure in oils Silo (Lois & Oils) Bruce
$400 [14] "Aut Caesar Aut Nihil"--- "Either Caesar or Nothing"--was a motto used by Cesare of this notorious family The Borgias Joe	$400 [22] From 1982 to 1985 Julia Louis-Dreyfus was one of the regulars on this comedy show "Saturday Night Live" Michael	$400 [29] Alexandrite & this "feline" gemstone are varieties of the same mineral cat's eye Michael Joe	$400 [9] These mountains form a natural barrier between Spain & France Pyrenees Michael	$400 [4] In 1890 this city had a team called the Bisons; a little redundant, don't you think? Buffalo Joe	$400 [24] It's a snap to wash these items of cookware if they're non-stick Pans (Snap) Joe
$500 [15] A national hero for his defense of Mafeking during the Boer War, he later founded the Boy Scouts Robert Baden-Powell Michael	$500 [23] In 1995 Kristy McNichol, who flew the coop from this sitcom, returned for the final episode "Empty Nest" Joe Bruce	$500 [30] These October birthstones may lose their color & crack if allowed to dry out Opals Joe	DD $500 [10] Yding Skovhoj, Denmark's highest point, is located on this peninsula Jutland Michael	$500 [5] This city's 19th C. teams included the Eclipse & the Colonels, but not the Sluggers Louisville Joe	$500 [25] The name of this Canadian province is an anagram of "main boat" Manitoba Michael

Double Jeopardy! Round

SPACE EXPLORERS	GERMAN CUISINE	1960S POP PERSONALITIES	FICTIONAL CHARACTERS	WORLD RELIGIONS	DOWN FOR THE COUNT
$200 [18] He ran for a U.S. Senate seat in 1964 & 1970 before winning one in 1974 John Glenn Bruce	$200 [27] It's the kind of meat you need to make schweineschnitzel Pork Michael Joe	$200 [2] On March 20, 1969, he married Yoko Ono in the registrar's office in Gibraltar John Lennon Michael	$200 [8] Senator & Mrs. Bird aid Eliza as she flees the Shelby estate in this Harriet Beecher Stowe novel "Uncle Tom's Cabin" Michael	$200 [3] The Jewish sabbath begins at sunset on this day Friday Joe	$200 [13] This literary count was born in 1828 at Yasnaya Polyana, the estate where he lived most of his life Leo Tolstoy Michael
$400 [22] This astronaut who died in the Apollo 1 fire was the subject of "Starfall", co-written by his wife Betsy Virgil "Gus" Grissom Michael	$400 [30] You'll need a pound of these spears to make the soup known as spargelsuppe Asparagus Michael	$400 [4] Before "It's Not Unusual" became a major hit, he performed under the name "Tiger Tom" Tom Jones Michael	DD $200 [12] Clif Clawson is the medical school roommate of this Sinclair Lewis title character "Arrowsmith" Michael	$400 [21] Gandhi said, "Hinduism will live so long as there are Hindus to protect" this animal Cattle/Cows Michael	$400 [14] Count Andrassy helped arrange the Compromise of 1867, which created this dual monarchy Austria-Hungary Bruce
DD $400 [24] Buzz Aldrin left NASA in 1971 & became commander of the test pilot school at this California air force base Edwards AFB Michael	$600 [29] Gerostete Austern are these mollusks roasted & served on the half shell Oysters Bruce	$600 [5] In 1962 this trumpeter & Jerry Moss founded A&M Records Herb Alpert Joe	$400 [9] This Gore Vidal transsexual protagonist's original first name was Myron Myra Breckinridge Bruce	$600 [20] His enlightenment has been dated to around 528 B.C. after a 7-week stay under the bodhi tree Buddha Michael	$600 [15] Count Bernadotte, a diplomat & nephew of this country's King Gustav V, was assassinated in 1948 Sweden Michael
$600 [23] In "Apollo 13" Tom Hanks portrays this astronaut Jim Lovell	$800 [28] Kase is this dairy product, an essential ingredient in the dish known as kasespatzle Cheese Bruce	$800 [6] CCR's 1969 hit "Proud Mary" was written by this man, the group's lead vocalist John Fogerty Michael	$600 [10] In her "The Bell Jar", Doreen is picked up by Lenny Shepherd, a New York disk jockey Sylvia Plath Joe	$800 [19] Methodist John Wesley was adamant about not breaking away from this church Church of England Bruce	$800 [16] This inventor of the first electric battery also discovered & isolated me than e gas Alessandro Volta Michael
$1,000 [25] In 1981, on the Soyuz 40 mission, Dumitru Prunariu became the first person from this country in space Romania Joe Bruce	$1,000 [26] The name of hasenohren, which are deep-fried pastries, means this animals' ears Rabbits Michael	$1,000 [7] "Everybody's Talkin'", the theme to "Midnight Cowboy", was his first Top 10 hit Harry Nilsson Joe	$800 [11] Blackmailer Arthur Geiger is murdered in this author's "The Big Sleep" Raymond Chandler Michael	$1,000 [1] According to the first Vatican Council, when the Pope speaks this way, he's infallible Ex Cathedra Joe	$1,000 [17] This Polish count distinguished himself at the 1777 Battle of Brandywine Casimir Pulaski Michael Joe

Final Jeopardy!

ARTISTS

At a May 1995 auction, a painting by her sold for $3.2 million, barely topping one by her husband

Frida Kahlo

Bruce "Who was Georgia O' Keefe" — wagered $4,099

Joe "Who is G. (Grandma) Moses" — wagered $1,601

Michael "Who is Cassatt?" — wagered $4,001

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