Show #1019 1989-01-26 (taped 1988-10-31) Regular

Brian Wangsgard game 5.

Contestants

Darbi Henderson — a medical technician from Los Angeles, California

Mitch Dorfman — a writer and businessman originally from New York City, New York

Brian Wangsgard — a senior marketing representative from Redlands, California (whose 4-day cash winnings total $49,598)

Scores

Player First Commercial End of Jeopardy! End of Double Jeopardy! Final Coryat
Brian $900 $2,000 $7,200 $12,800
5-day champion: $62,398
$7,200
19 R, 0 W
Mitch $300 $2,200 $8,000 $1,599
2nd place: a trip to Atlanta
$7,600
21 R (including 1 DD), 4 W (including 1 DD)
Darbi $300 $1,100 $-300 $-300
3rd place: Maytag washer & dryer
$200
6 R, 5 W (including 1 DD)

Jeopardy! Round

BIOGRAPHIES SOFTBALL DANCERS BUSINESS BIGGIES COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES HALL & OATES
$100 [3]
"You Only Live Once" is a bio of this author of "You Only Live Twice"
Ian Fleming
Mitch
$100 [1]
In 1900 the 1st softball league was organized in this largest Minnesota city
Minneapolis
Brian
$100 [9]
He wore his trademark top hat & tails in his very 1st film, "Dancing Lady", with Joan Crawford
Fred Astaire
Brian
$100 [10]
There's a glut of cola on the market, so this company's giving us more Kisses
Hershey's
Brian
$100 [11]
This academy's honor code says simply, "A cadet will not lie, cheat or steal, or tolerate those who do"
West Point
Brian
$100 [24]
Their first names
Daryl & John
$200 [4]
"The Case of the Real Perry Mason"
Erle Stanley Gardner
Mitch
$200 [2]
The 2 official types of softball
slow pitch & fast pitch
Mitch Darbi
$200 [18]
Once a female impersonator, this Broadway hoofer played a Broadway hoofer in "Yankee Doodle Dandy"
(James) Cagney
Brian
$200 [12]
This credit card co. is test marketing a supersmart card to flash an authorization code for purchases
Visa
Brian
$200 [13]
Harvard is the best endowed university in the U.S. & this university at Austin is 2nd
University of Texas
Mitch
$200 [27]
"They're watching you, watching you, watching you, watching you"
"Private Eyes"
$300 [5]
"The Fabulous Showman"
P.T. Barnum
Brian Mitch
$300 [7]
In the '30s this newspaper mogul sponsored world championships & donated a gold trophy
(William Randolph) Hearst
Mitch
$300 [21]
This 1983 film focused on a steelworker named Alex who wanted to be a ballerina
Flashdance
Mitch
$300 [17]
In February 1988 Hallmark Cards bought Univision, a TV network that broadcasts in this language
Spanish
Darbi
$300 [14]
Pat Buchanan said of Reagan & this university, "In his heart, that's where he thinks he went to school"
Notre Dame
Mitch
$300 [28]
In a single from the "Ooh Yeah" LP, Hall & Oates sing about a missed one of these
Opportunity
$400 [6]
"Yankee From Georgia"
Jimmy Carter
Mitch
$400 [19]
Any player can use a glove, but only these 2 positions can use a mitt
catcher & first base
Brian
$400 [22]
Carole Bishop, Sammy Williams & Donna McKechnie all won Tony Awards for playing dancers in this musical
( A ) Chorus Line
Mitch
DD $500 [25]
Companies from the far east have spent about $1 million since 1986 to incorporate in this U.S. state
Delaware
Darbi
$400 [15]
According to a U.S. News & World Report survey, university presidents rate this western school best
Stanford
Mitch
$500 [8]
This couple is the subject of "The Woman He Loved"
Prince (Duke of Windsor) Edward & Mrs. Simpson
Darbi
$500 [20]
In men's softball, it's located 46 feet from home plate
pitcher's mound
Mitch
$500 [23]
Though born in Bombay, Juliet Prowse grew up in this country
South Africa
Darbi
$500 [26]
Their ads say it's the only vodka imported into the U.S. from Russia
Stolichnaya
Darbi
$500 [16]
As an undergraduate, Michael Dukakis attended this Pennsylvania college
Swarthmore
Brian

Double Jeopardy! Round

WORD ORIGINS WEATHER OPERA U.S. HISTORY TRANSPORTATION IN FILMS ALL NUMBERS
$200 [14]
This skiing term comes from Norwegian for "sloping track"
slalom
Mitch
$200 [3]
Lack of rain keeps pollen in the air & causes extra misery to those who suffer from this condition
hay fever
Brian
$200 [1]
In Verdi's "Othello", Iago is sung by a baritone & Othello by one of these
tenor
Darbi
$200 [4]
Some felt the widely disputed election of this centennial year put the U.S. on the verge of a 2nd civil war
1876
Brian
$200 [23]
Owner & pilot of the Millenium Falcon
Han Solo
Darbi
$200 [9]
In tennis, the number of players on the court in a singles match
2
Mitch
$400 [15]
Mystic movement reputedly named for its mysterious founder, a 15th c. man named Rosenkreutz
Rosicrucians
Brian
$400 [19]
In summer, about 100 of these small funnels appear ea. month under ordinary cumulus clouds off Florida
waterspouts
Brian Darbi
$400 [2]
The arias from Bellini's "La Sonnambula" were favorites of this "Swedish Nightingale"
Jenny Lind
Mitch
$400 [5]
On Nov. 1775 this body decreed Amer. soldiers should get a quart of cider or spruce beer daily
Continental Congress
Brian
$400 [24]
Lawrence of Arabia's exploits were directed against trains operated by this country
Turkey
Mitch
$400 [10]
Slang for zero, it's also something you'd put on the front of an envelope
zip
Brian
$600 [16]
This small, lacy, ornamental mat was named for an 18th century London draper
doily
Mitch
DD $400 [22]
Dr. James Hansen, chief of NASA's Institute of Space Studies, blames this predicted phenomenon for the 1988 drought
Greenhouse Effect
Mitch
$600 [6]
Against orders, he led British troops into Virginia in 1781 & ended up surrendering to American forces
Lord Cornwallis
Brian
$600 [25]
"Das Boot" was this type of boat
U-boat
Mitch
$600 [11]
The lowest whole number as written in English that contains its corresponding Roman numeral
5
Brian Darbi
$1,000 [18]
Drink whose name comes from the Sanskrit for five "panca", because it originally had 5 ingredients
punch
Mitch
$600 [20]
The largest of these reported in the U.S. weighed over 1½ pounds & was found in Kansas in 1970
hailstones
Mitch
$800 [7]
Though Hamilton was the leader of this party, it passed him over in 1796 & nominated Adams instead
Federalists
Mitch
$800 [26]
The plot of "Airplane II" has Robert Hays' character piloting one of these to safety
space shuttle
Mitch
$800 [12]
In a pinochle deck, each of the 4 suits has this many cards
12
DD $1,600 [17]
This word for an elephant or rhino comes from the Greek for "thick skin"
pachyderm
Mitch
$800 [21]
Named for King Arthur's legendary half sister a Fata Morgana is this type of illusion
mirage
Darbi
$1,000 [8]
Famed 19th c. educator who said, "Be ashamed to die until you have won some victory for humanity"
Horace Mann
Brian
$1,000 [27]
Geraldine Page began her "Trip to Bountiful" on this type of vehicle
bus
Brian
$1,000 [13]
If you kowtow to the emperor, your head should touch the floor this many times after each kneeling
3
Mitch

Final Jeopardy!

U.S. STATES

It's the only state besides Hawaii whose name has 3 adjacent vowels

Louisiana

Brian "What is Louisiana?" — wagered $5,600
Mitch "What is Rhod Is" — wagered $6,401

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