Show #792 1988-02-02 (taped 1987-10-20) Regular

Barbara-Anne Eddy game 2.Final Jeopardy! logo flashes on the game board's monitors instead of the show's logo.

Contestants

Robin Harkleroad — a banker from Bakersfield, California

Sue Wulfestieg — a homemaker from Tacoma, Washington

Barbara-Anne Eddy — a freelance researcher from Vancouver, Canada (whose 1-day cash winnings total $11,200)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Barbara-Anne	$1,900	$3,200	$10,000	$10,500 2-day champion: $21,700 + either the Jeopardy! box game or Jeopardy! computer game	$12,400 29 R (including 1 DD), 3 W (including 2 DDs)
Sue	$300	$1,300	$4,500	$9,000 2nd place: Soundesign deluxe audio/video center & Sam Moore Furniture wing chair + either the Jeopardy! box game or Jeopardy! computer game	$4,500 13 R, 2 W
Robin	$400	$1,200	$2,400	$0 3rd place: Frigidaire refrigerator/freezer + either the Jeopardy! box game or Jeopardy! computer game	$2,400 9 R, 1 W

Jeopardy! Round

TECHNOLOGY	LONDON MONUMENTS	BOTTOMS UP	HITS OF THE '80s	ACTORS OF THE PAST	"UN" WORDS
$100 [14] This war temporarily interfered with the development of nylon for civilian use World War II Sue	$100 [1] A Doric column surmounted by a huge ball of flame commemorates this tragedy of 1666 the Great Fire of London Barbara-Anne	$100 [8] A sad sister, or brand of wine husband-wife team Stiller & Meara promoted on radio Blue Nun Sue	$100 [5] The profits from this Sager/Bacharach Grammy-winning 1986 single go to AIDS research "That's What Friends Are For" Sue	$100 [6] James O'Neill, father of this playwright, was arrested for playing Jesus in a passion play Eugene O'Neill Barbara-Anne	$100 [10] Tom, Miltie, or $crooge uncles Sue
$200 [18] This writing tool was reportedly invented after Lazlo Biro noticed how fast printer's ink dried ball point pen Barbara-Anne	$200 [2] George G. Scott was knighted by Queen Victoria primarily for designing the ornate memorial to this prince Albert Barbara-Anne	$200 [25] If the fermentation occurs on the bottom of the barrel, it's beer; if it occurs on top, it's this ale Barbara-Anne	$200 [21] Diana Ross dedicated "Missing You" to this late singer with whom she had 2 Top 40 hits in the '70s Marvin Gaye Barbara-Anne	$200 [9] 19th C. English star Fanny Kemble wrote a book denouncing this, even tho her husband owned a GA. plantation slavery Barbara-Anne	$200 [11] If you ask the Miami operator for Don Johnson's phone number, she'll probably tell you it's this unlisted Barbara-Anne
$300 [20] About 1840, an alphabetic code was created for communication via this new invention telegraph Barbara-Anne	$300 [3] Lord Nelson's statue in Trafalgar Square is guarded by 4 of these bronze beasts lions Barbara-Anne	$400 [27] A "7&7" combines these 2 specific brands, 1 potent, 1 not 7 Up & Seagram's Seven Sue	$300 [22] 2 of 4 #1 songs that Phil Collins has had without Genesis (2 of) "One More Night", "Sussudio", "Separate Lives" & "Against All Odds" Barbara-Anne	$300 [12] At age 80, William Gillette was still playing this British detective, his most famous role Sherlock Holmes Barbara-Anne	$300 [15] An "unspeakable" euphemism for underwear unmentionables Barbara-Anne
$400 [23] Early phonographs which featured jeweled styluses used cylinders covered with this wax Barbara-Anne	$400 [4] This statue in Kensington Gardens was designed in honor of J.M. Barrie's play Peter Pan Robin	DD $1,000 [26] Brand that calls itself "the finest vodka on ice", or the composition heard here: Finlandia Barbara-Anne	—	$400 [13] Born on the isle of Jersey, this actress was nicknamed "The Jersey Lily" Lillie Langtry Robin	$400 [17] Hades is also known as this, sure as hell the underworld Robin
$500 [24] In 1910, Georges Claude created a new form of lighting by passing electricity thru this inert gas neon Sue	$500 [7] The monument to this lord mayor of London isn't a statue of him, but of his famous cat Dick Whittington Barbara-Anne	—	—	$500 [16] Armande Bejart was often 1st to play the ingenue roles created by this 17th C. playwright, her husband Moliere Barbara-Anne	$500 [19] Ointment unguent (or unction) Barbara-Anne

Double Jeopardy! Round

ANCIENT HISTORY	FAIRY TALES	DOUBLE LETTERS	JFK	WOMEN	BIOLOGY
$200 [8] Oldest evidence of man's use of iron is some beads from 4000 B.C. found at Giza in this country Egypt Barbara-Anne	$200 [14] Tale in which a little child says, "But (he) hasn't got anything on" "The Emperor's New Clothes" Barbara-Anne	$200 [15] Void's partner null Barbara-Anne	$200 [3] Despite embargo which he himself instituted, JFK smoked cigars made in this country Cuba Robin	$200 [13] Thought illiterate, Union spy Mary Bowser dusted the study & read papers of this Confederate leader Jefferson Davis Robin	$200 [1] Of XX, XY or YY, chromosome pair that makes a man out of you XY Robin
$400 [9] As in many cultures, the chief source of early Roman slaves was people captured during this during war Barbara-Anne	$400 [27] He saw the genie of the magician's ring as well as the genie of the lamp Aladdin Robin	$400 [16] A vessel specifically for expectorating spittoon Sue	$400 [6] In 1963, JFK said he would completely withdraw our troops from there in 1965 Vietnam Robin	$400 [20] A 19th century magazine editor, Sarah Hale is now remembered for this poem about a girl & her fleecy pet "Mary Had a Little Lamb" Sue	$400 [2] It's what an amoeba uses its pseudopods for to move/locomotion Sue
$600 [10] In 363 A.D., this oracle's last prediction was that it would never again make a prediction the Delphic oracle Barbara-Anne	—	$600 [24] It can precede boy, jar or pepper bell Barbara-Anne	$600 [17] The Kennedys watched 1960 election returns from the family compound at this Cape Cod location Hyannis Port Sue	$600 [21] Tho Simone de Beauvoir wrote "The 2nd Sex", she said she wasn't one of these advocates of women's rights feminist Barbara-Anne Sue	$600 [4] They're the respiratory organs of the turtle lungs Sue Robin
$800 [11] The name of this ancient city came from the Phoenician "Kart-hadasht", meaning "new town" Carthage Barbara-Anne	—	$800 [25] The only state in the lower 48 that ends in a double letter Tennessee Barbara-Anne	$800 [18] He opposed JFK in both the 1952 Massachusetts senate race & on the 1960 Republican national ticket Henry Cabot Lodge Sue Robin	$800 [22] Sarah Bernhardt, Sarah Siddons & Eva Le Gallienne were known for portraying this Shakespearean hero Hamlet Barbara-Anne	$800 [5] Term for the central hole in the iris of most vertebrates pupil Sue
$1,000 [12] According to local legend, the tomb of this "unlucky" Biblical prophet was in the city of Nineveh Jonah Barbara-Anne	—	DD $2,400 [26] 2 of the 5 double letter words found in the titles of 1987's "Best Picture" Oscar nominees platoon, Hannah, lesser, room and/or mission Barbara-Anne	$1,000 [19] When companies in this industry raised prices in April 1962, he got them to back down steel industry Sue	DD $2,000 [23] Her 1896 "Boston Cooking School Cook Book" was 1st to use precise measures now common in U.S. cookbooks Fannie Farmer Barbara-Anne	$1,000 [7] From the Norman French meaning to shed roe, it's the process of egg laying by fish spawning Barbara-Anne

Final Jeopardy!

THE 50 STATES

5-digit number found on all current Minnesota auto license plates

10,000 (for Minnesota, "The Land of 10,000 Lakes")

Robin "What is 19878?" — wagered $2,400

Sue "What is 10,000" — wagered $4,500

Barbara-Anne "What is 10,000" — wagered $500

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