Show #549 1987-01-15 (taped 1986-10-14) Regular

Contestants

Sheila Halko — a sales representative from Depew, New York

Justin Culkowski — a college administrator originally from Buffalo, New York

Lance Lawson — a product manager originally from Moline, Illinois (whose 1-day cash winnings total $8,410)

Scores

Player First Commercial End of Jeopardy! End of Double Jeopardy! Final Coryat
Lance $500 $700 $1,100 $2,200
2nd place: trip to Grand Bahamas
$1,600
17 R, 7 W (including 1 DD)
Justin $0 $1,200 $3,200 $3,100
New champion: $3,100
$3,200
8 R, 1 W
Sheila $-300 $200 $3,000 $0
3rd place: Panasonic VHS recorder
$3,800
13 R (including 1 DD), 5 W (including 1 DD)

Jeopardy! Round

WEIGHTS & MEASURES NURSERY RHYMES EUROPE BALD IS BEAUTIFUL "UN" FOOTBALL NICKNAMES
$100 [13]
The original quantity of this unit of measure was 480 sheets of paper; now some round it to 500
ream
Justin
$100 [21]
With "rings on her fingers & bells on her toes, she shall have" this "wherever she goes"
music
$100 [8]
1st nation to "break" from Soviet bloc, its name means "land of the southern Slavs"
Yugoslavia
Lance
$100 [4]
Shaven-headed fighter who legally changed his name to include "Marvelous"
Marvin Hagler
Sheila
$100 [1]
It costs more per gallon than regular
unleaded
Lance
$300 [18]
Burl Ives on Broadway, Gene Lipscomb for the Baltimore Colts
Big Daddy
$200 [14]
In the Greek system of telling time, this was the length of an "Olympiad"
4 years
Lance
$200 [22]
He "kissed the girls & made them cry," but "when the boys came out to play," he ran away
Georgie Porgie
Justin
$200 [9]
Bonny Ben Nevis, highest peak in the United Kingdom is in this country
Scotland
Lance
$200 [5]
Charles Middleton wore a bald pate to portray this Flash Gordon villain
Ming from Mongo (Ming the Merciless)
Lance Sheila
$200 [2]
Fugitive slaves booked passage to freedom on this "train"
underground railroad
Lance
$400 [19]
It became kicker Lou Groza's nickname, since he scored with his big one
Lou "the Toe" Groza
Lance Justin
$300 [15]
1 of 2 units of measure whose names are from the Latin "uncia", meaning "twelfth part"
ounce (or inch)
Lance
$300 [25]
After "Jack fell down & broke his crown", he "went to bed to mend his head" using brown paper & this liquid
vinegar
$300 [10]
Soviet rejection of this 1947 plan marked end of efforts to achieve total European economic unity
Marshall Plan
Lance
$300 [3]
How softballs are pitched or dirty deals made
underhanded
Sheila
$500 [20]
Nickname of Fred Williamson who hit heads on the gridiron before he began nailing movie roles
The Hammer
Sheila
$400 [16]
A measure in music or a measure by which gold is sold
bar
Lance Sheila
$400 [23]
"With silver bells, & cockle shells, & pretty maids all in a row"
Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary how does you garden grow?
Sheila
$400 [11]
This river & its tributaries carry more traffic than any other river system in Europe
Rhine
Lance
$400 [6]
Plato said, "The life that is" this "is not worth living"
unexamined
$500 [17]
Swedish astronomer who developed the centigrade scale
(Anders) Celsius
Justin
$500 [24]
One theory says "Ring-A-Ring-A-Roses" refers to this medieval disaster
plague (black death)
Lance
$500 [12]
The 3 capital cities of Scandinavia
Stockholm, Oslo and Copenhagen
Lance Sheila
DD $500 [7]
Name of this Dave Brubeck "country style" song in 7/4 time:
"The Unsquare Dance"
Lance

Double Jeopardy! Round

COLONIAL AMERICA MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 6-LETTER WORDS PRESIDENTIAL QUOTES HOAXES MOUNTAINS
$200 [20]
Thoroughfare in NYC that got its name from a fortification built in 1653 to protect the Dutch settlers
Wall Street
Lance
$200 [1]
Orchestral scores in French might refer to this instrument as the "petit flute"
piccolo
Sheila
$200 [6]
Walk like a duck
waddle
Sheila
$200 [21]
"I am a Ford, not a Lincoln"
Gerry Ford
Lance
$200 [11]
If authentic, the diaries of this fiend of the century might well have been the find of the century
Hitler
Lance
$400 [28]
Mountain range where Bogart & Huston went looking for gold in 1948
Sierra Madres
Sheila
$400 [19]
Virginia's "Dale Code" of 1611 punished this verbal offense with a needle thrust thru the tongue
cursing (swearing)
Lance Justin
$400 [2]
An oliphant is a hunting horn made from a tooth of this animal
elephant
Sheila
$400 [7]
The 2 suits you can bid in bridge that fit the category
spades and hearts
Sheila
$400 [22]
"If I ever tell a lie,...I want you to come & take me out of the White House"
James Earl Carter
Justin
$400 [12]
David Stein, Elmyr de Hory, & Hans van Meegeren were old masters at this type of fakery
masterpieces or paintings (art forgery)
Lance
$600 [27]
Geographers now define mtns. as rising at least this many thousand feet above their surroundings
1,000 feet
$600 [17]
Contrary to popular belief, this Mass. port got its name 6 years before the Mayflower arrived
Plymouth
Justin
$800 [4]
Technical term for part of a trumpet in which you'd stick a wow-wow
bell
Sheila
DD $800 [8]
As a TV title, it stood alone, came after "The Smith", & before "Affair"
Family
Sheila
$600 [25]
"I shall not seek, & I will not accept, the nomination of my party for another term as your President"
LBJ
Justin
$600 [13]
"Clues" on records & album covers spurred rumors about his death in '69 & replacement by a double
Paul McCartney
Sheila
$800 [26]
Noah's Ark supposedly came to rest on this mountain in Turkey
Mount Ararat
Sheila
$800 [16]
Anne Bradstreet was the 1st woman in the colonies to be recognized for this type of writing
poetry
Lance
DD $1,000 [3]
19th century instrument maker Antonio Torres is responsible for the modern design of this
guitar
Sheila
$800 [9]
To amass, which is what he did in "The Wheeler Dealers"
garner
Sheila
$800 [23]
"It is our true policy to steer clear of permanent alliance w/any portion of the foreign world"
George Washington
Lance
$800 [14]
"Significa" says this engraver sold prints by other artists as his own, taking fellow colonials for a ride
Paul Revere
Justin
$1,000 [18]
The war named for this Wampanoag Indian chief ended in 1676
Metacomet or King Philip
$1,000 [5]
Considered the national instrument of Trinidad, types include cello, guitar, bass & ping pong
steel drums
$1,000 [10]
Drive away, get rid of, or scatter; you do it to fears, rumors, & myths
dispel
Lance
$1,000 [24]
"Every individual has a right to expect from his government a Fair Deal"
Harry Truman
Lance
$1,000 [15]
This 10' tall "petrified man" unearthed by upstate N.Y. workmen in 1869 was actually carved of stone
Cardiff Giant
Lance

Final Jeopardy!

THE OSCARS

It was the first sports film to win Best Picture

Rocky

Lance "What was Rocky?" — wagered $1,100
Sheila "What was Chariots of Fire?" — wagered $3,000
Justin "What is Chariots of Fire." — wagered $100

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