Show #791 1988-02-01 (taped 1987-10-20) Regular

Barbara-Anne Eddy game 1.Final Jeopardy! logo flashes on the game board's monitors instead of the show's logo.

Contestants

Jim Costello — a high school English teacher from Long Beach, California

Barbara-Anne Eddy — a freelance researcher from Vancouver, Canada

Judy Flannery — a homemaker from Eugene, Oregon (whose 1-day cash winnings total $10,800)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Judy	$300	$600	$2,600	$0 3rd place: a Vita-Vac vaccum cleaner	$3,600 10 R, 2 W (including 1 DD)
Barbara-Anne	$1,300	$3,100	$5,600	$11,200 New champion: $11,200	$7,800 22 R (including 1 DD), 5 W (including 1 DD)
Jim	$1,200	$2,000	$5,800	$300 2nd place: a Roper range + Regal cookware	$5,800 18 R, 3 W

Jeopardy! Round

PARIS	PETES & PETERS	PUNS	POTENT POTABLES	POETRY	POTPOURRI
$100 [3] Terms used to refer to the sides of the Seine Left and Right Banks Barbara-Anne	$100 [1] On September 11, 1985, he hustled his way past Ty Cobb's record for Major League hits Pete Rose Barbara-Anne	$100 [2] "Devil May Hare", "Roman Legion Hare", & "No Parking Hare", were all cartoons starring him Bugs Bunny Judy	$100 [10] Meister Brau, Lowenbrau, Michelob beers Jim	$100 [14] In the rhyme on days of birth, this day's child "is full of woe" Wednesday Barbara-Anne	$100 [18] You might receive one in semi-block form, including a salutation & complimentary close business letter Jim
$300 [5] Once the world's tallest structure, it's still used for navigation, meteorology & broadcasting the Eiffel Tower Barbara-Anne	$200 [8] New-age artist of the '60s, his psychedelic designs appeared on poster, decals & ties Peter Max Jim	$200 [24] World Book says carvings made out of bars of this can look like old ivory soap Jim	$200 [11] Carlo Rossi, Paul Masson, Robert Mondavi wines/winemakers Judy	$200 [15] In the song by Robert Burns, it's how "grow the rashes"; maybe he meant "rushes" green Barbara-Anne	$200 [19] Number of 1 1/2-volt cells in a 9-volt battery 6 Barbara-Anne
$400 [6] Charles de Gaulle Airport was opened in 1974 to relieve traffic at this airport south of Paris Orly Jim	$300 [9] He installed his spouse in the husk of a Cucurbita pepo fruit Peter Peter Pumpkin Eater Barbara-Anne	$300 [25] After the city of Bastrop, LA. stopped buying this for office restrooms, donations came "rolling in" toilet tissue Barbara-Anne	—	$300 [16] According to the poem by John McCrae, these flowers blow "in Flanders Fields" the poppies Jim	$300 [21] Our word "bandit" is from "bandito" in this language Italian Judy Jim
DD $500 [4] Translation of the following, one of the top TV shows in Paris: Wheel of Fortune Barbara-Anne	$400 [12] Chicago was his kind of group until he decided to go solo for the "Glory of Love" Peter Cetera Barbara-Anne	$400 [26] USA Today said Dodger pitcher Alejandro Pena was scratched from the lineup due to this kids' disease chickenpox Barbara-Anne Jim	—	$400 [17] One-word title of the Kipling poem about the infantry columns' footwear "Boots" Barbara-Anne	$400 [22] Common cooking substance that contains starch, sodium bicarbonate, & an acidic compound baking powder Barbara-Anne Jim
$500 [7] Landmark which stands in the center of the Place Charles de Gaulle Arc de Triomphe Jim	$500 [13] Perhaps this ex-husband of Joan Collins could get the "Dynasty" writers to have Alexis pay him alimony Peter Holm Jim	$500 [27] After Ssgt. Duane Finch played bugle at 10,354 funerals, the L.A. Times said he was in this condition "'Tap'ped out"	—	$500 [20] Published in 1850, it's a collection of 14-line poems by Elizabeth Barrett Browning "Sonnets from the Portuguese" Barbara-Anne	$500 [23] Robert Tisch, who holds this government post, was made an honorary member of the Lettermen postmaster general Barbara-Anne

Double Jeopardy! Round

PRESIDENTS	PROVERBS	PREHISTORIC TIMES	PBS	PULITZER PRIZE PLAYS	PHYSICS
$400 [2] In 1913 he became the 1st President since John Quincy Adams to address Congress Woodrow Wilson Judy	$200 [22] Proverb on absence that concludes "...out of mind" "Out of sight..." Jim	$200 [6] Of land, sea, or air, the natural habitat of a trilobite sea Barbara-Anne Jim	$200 [8] Word which in PBS series' titles precedes "from Lincoln Center" & "from the Met" "Live" Jim	$200 [14] This 1976 winner is still playing on Broadway after over 5,000 performances "A Chorus Line" Jim	$200 [18] The 1st to win this was W. Roentgen, in 1901, for the discovery of Roentgen or X rays the Nobel Prize Judy
$600 [3] He preceded Benjamin Harrison in the White House, & what do you know, followed him too Grover Cleveland Judy Jim	$400 [23] Stockholders might "know a man by" this that "he keeps" "the company" Judy	$400 [7] It seems this animal was top prey for Neanderthals in Germany 55,000 years ago; don't tell Santa reindeer Judy	$600 [11] Since CBS dropped him, his treasure house now has a home on PBS "Captain Kangaroo" Barbara-Anne	$400 [15] He won prizes for "Seascape" & "A Delicate Balance", but not for "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" Edward Albee Barbara-Anne	$400 [27] In the U.K., it's alternating, about 240 volts at a frequency of 50 hertz (electric) current Barbara-Anne
$800 [4] The 34th & 36th Presidents, they were the only 2 born in Texas (Dwight) Eisenhower & Lyndon (Baines) Johnson Jim	$600 [24] "A shut mouth" catches none of these & neither will "vinegar" "flies" Barbara-Anne	$600 [9] In the late 1940s, Willard Libby developed this process for determining the age of a fossil carbon-dating Barbara-Anne	$800 [12] In 1987, this PBS journalist went "In Search of the U.S. Constitution" Bill Moyers Judy	$600 [16] The play based on her diary won the Pulitzer in 1956 Anne Frank Judy	$600 [28] The atomic particle called the Neutrino travels at this speed & is little affected by matter the speed of light Barbara-Anne
DD $1,000 [1] He was the last vice president to become president Gerald Ford Judy	$800 [25] Concerning hereditary influences, a proverb states "The apple never..." does this "...falls far from the tree" Jim	$800 [19] During WWII, the bones of this, China's best-known human fossil, disappeared the Peking Man Judy	$1,000 [13] Call letters of the PBS flagship station in Boston WGBH Barbara-Anne	$800 [17] The original cast of this prizewinner included Jessica Tandy, Kim Hunter & Marlon Brando "A Streetcar Named Desire" Jim	—
$1,000 [5] At least one song from this candidate's 1908 & 1912 campaigns referred to him as "Big Bill" William Howard Taft Jim	$1,000 [26] One variation puts it "A sword less hurt does than..." one of these "a pen" Barbara-Anne	$1,000 [20] According to experts, it's the species that developed into Homo-Sapiens Homo erectus Barbara-Anne Jim	DD $2,500 [10] During June 1987, KCET in L.A. was running this show at 8 A.M., 9 A.M., 10 A.M., & 4 P.M. Sesame Street Barbara-Anne	$1,000 [21] This 1962 winner featured the songs "A Secretary is Not a Toy", "The Company Way" & "Coffee Break" "How to Succeed in Business without Really Trying" Barbara-Anne	—

Final Jeopardy!

POP MUSIC

Solo or in a duet or group, this artist has had more Billboard #1 hits than any other, 29 in all

Paul McCartney

Judy "Who is Phil Collins?" — wagered $2,600

Barbara-Anne "Who is Paul McCartney?" — wagered $5,600

Jim "Who is Willie Nelson?" — wagered $5,500

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