Show #727 1987-11-03 (taped 1987-08-25) Regular

Kate Waits game 1.

Contestants

Bruce Howarth — an advertising executive from Tampa, Florida

Kate Waits — a law professor from Albany, New York

Ken Freedman — a professional snake handler from Long Beach, California (whose 1-day cash winnings total $8,201)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Ken	$200	$1,300	$7,100	$12,100 2nd place: trip to Washington, D.C. & stay at the Madison Hotel + the Jeopardy! home game (boxed or computerized)	$7,100 18 R, 5 W
Kate	$2,800	$5,000	$8,100	$14,201 New champion: $14,201 + the Jeopardy! home game (boxed or computerized)	$5,600 24 R (including 2 DDs), 4 W
Bruce	$1,300	$1,300	$2,800	$3,600 3rd place: Magnavox Video Escort camera + the Jeopardy! home game (boxed or computerized)	$3,300 10 R, 1 W (including 1 DD)

Jeopardy! Round

THE CONSTITUTION	SPORTS	MANIAS	TOM SAWYER	DEFINITIONS	A.K.A.
$100 [22] Only amendment ratified by conventions, not state legislatures, was the 21st, repealing this Prohibition Ken	$100 [5] Professional name of Rocco Machegiano Rocky Marciano Bruce	$100 [11] Gallomania means you have an excessive interest, not in wine, but in this country noted for wine France Kate	$100 [23] Tom 1st met her when, for a punishment, he was sent to sit on the girls' side of the classroom Becky (Thatcher) Kate	$100 [28] A "pseudonymous" person uses a false one name Kate	$100 [1] Mary Louise Streep Meryl Streep Ken
$200 [29] The 16th Amendment was passed because the Supreme Court ruled that the Constitution forbade this tax income tax Kate	$200 [6] Before a horse can race, an ID number must be tattooed under this body part (upper) lip Kate	$200 [13] Kids might drive parents to trichotillomania, the impulse to pull out this hair Bruce	$200 [24] Form of transport commandeered by Tom when he ran away from home with Huck & Joe raft Kate	$200 [30] A cylindrical structure for storing silage silo Ken	$200 [2] Sari Gabor Zsa Zsa Gabor Kate
$300 [12] What the Constitution calls "the militia" is now called this national guard Bruce	$300 [8] Sport featured in the 1987 film "Hoosiers" basketball Kate	$300 [14] Most women would love husbands who have doromania, the compulsion to do this & not just at Christmas buy gifts Ken Kate	$300 [17] It was 30 yards long, 9 feet high, & put Tom in a melancholy mood fence he had to paint Ken	$300 [25] To "inhume" means to do this bury Kate	$300 [4] Mary Tomlinson, better known as "Ma Kettle" Marjorie Main Bruce
$400 [10] The Constitution allowed Congress to ban the importation of these, but not until the year 1808 slaves Bruce	$400 [3] 2 types of competition in this sport are "speed" & "figure" skating Ken	$400 [15] Hippomania is the obsession for these animals horses Kate	$400 [20] Of Sam, Sid, or Irving, the name of Tom's half brother Sid Ken Kate	$400 [26] Any place of great spiritual suffering, named for the garden in Mark 14 Gethsemane Ken	$400 [18] Lillian de Guiche Lillian Gish Kate
$500 [9] This cannot be raised or lowered during a President's term in office salary Kate	$500 [7] Sport using a hollow, white celluoid ball, about 4 ⅝" in circumference & 2.5 grams in weight ping pong (table tennis) Kate	DD $900 [16] Often one is asleep & therefore unaware that he is suffering from bruxomania, which is this (grinding) gnashing of teeth Kate	$500 [21] Character that died after being locked in McDougal's Cave Injun Joe	$500 [27] This word probably means "flat-nosed" in Spanish but also refers toa tortila chip topped w/cheese nacho Ken	$500 [19] Gary Hartpence Gary Hart Kate

Double Jeopardy! Round

WORLD CAPITALS	MUSICAL THEATER	ANATOMY	SHIPS	FRENCH CUISINE	Q WITHOUT U
$200 [14] The correct name of this country's capital is Krung Thep, though foreigners call it Bangkok Thailand Ken	$200 [12] Sondheim musical based on a Bergman film, not Mozart's "Eine kleine Nachtmusik" A Little Night Music Kate	$200 [1] It churns & kneads food for several hours, turning it into a mass called chyme stomach Kate	$200 [18] At 1st this job aboard a galley was considered honorable; later, slaves & POWs were used rowing Bruce	$200 [22] "Oeufs poches" poached eggs Bruce	$200 [8] Australia's national airline Qantas Ken
$400 [15] 1 of 2 national capitals that begin with the letter "J" Jakarta & Jerusalem	$600 [2] By directing, writing & starring in "Little Johnny Jones", he gave his regards to B'way George Cohan Kate	$400 [4] Only visible when a cell divides, they carry your genes chromosome Ken	$400 [19] A flat-bottomed boat, it's also the term for a float on a seaplane pontoon Ken Bruce	$400 [23] The word used in Paris to order sherbet sorbet Kate	$400 [9] This "flaky" leader's name can be spelled with K, G, or Q without U Qaddafi Ken Bruce
$600 [24] Of Vientiane, Valletta, or Vienna, the one that's not a European capital Vientiane Kate	$800 [3] Lerner & Loewe were inspired by a Bret Harte story to write this musical about a Calif. gold strike Paint Your Wagon Ken	$600 [5] The trachea divides into 2 bronchi, which, upon entering these, divide into bronchioles lungs Ken	$600 [20] Nelson's flagship at Trafalgar, its name was appropriate, since he won Victory Ken	$600 [27] To get this dessert in Paris, you'd have to order "pudding au pain" bread pudding Kate	DD $500 [17] The 2 Mideast countries that fit this category, 1 begins & 1 ends with "Q" Iraq & Qatar Bruce
$800 [25] In the near future Abuja, a planned city will replace Lagos as this country's capital Nigeria Ken	$1,000 [11] Ironically, this 1979 musical about "The Demon Barber of Fleet Street" flopped in London Sweeney Todd Ken	$800 [6] The malleus, incus & stapes bones are better known by these 3 names hammer, anvil, stirrups Ken Kate	$800 [21] Shape of the oldest known sails square Ken	$800 [28] "Boudins de lapin" are sausages made from this animal's meat rabbit Kate	$600 [10] If you were playing a riqq in an Egyptian band, you'd be making music by shaking & banging this tambourine Kate
$1,000 [26] Name of this capital means "end of elephant's trunk" because it sits where the 2 Niles join Khartoum Kate	DD $2,500 [13] I. Berlin wrote songs & Rodgers & Hammerstein 1st produced this show featuringthe following:"Anything you can do, I can do better! /I can do anything better than you!" Annie Get Your Gun Kate	$1,000 [7] Your sclera is normally this color white Ken	$1,000 [30] Company which commissioned the Lusitania Cunard	$1,000 [29] Often sauteed "a la provencale", these are sometimes called "nymphs' thighs" frogs legs Ken	$800 [16] "QWERTY" refers to the usual arrangement of the letters on this typewriter Bruce

Final Jeopardy!

U.S. GEOGRAPHY

3 of the states that have areas known as "panhandles"

(3 of) Texas, Oklahoma, Florida, West Virginia, Idaho, Alaska & Maryland

Bruce "What are Texas, Oklahoma, & Florida" — wagered $800

Ken "What are Florida Oklahoma & Texas" — wagered $5,000

Kate "What are Texas, Oklahoma & W. Virginia?" — wagered $6,101

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