Show #465 1986-09-19 (taped 1986-08-06) Regular

Contestants

Tim Singer — a writer originally from Tyrone, Pennsylvania

Ed Coyne — an airline pilot from Mission Viejo, California

Marc Wade — a systems analyst originally from Sacramento, California (whose 1-day cash winnings total $6,500)

Scores

Player First Commercial End of Jeopardy! End of Double Jeopardy! Final Coryat
Marc $1,700 $1,500 $2,600 $1,599
2-day champion: $8,099
$3,600
15 R (including 1 DD), 4 W (including 1 DD)
Ed $-200 $600 $800 $1,598
2nd place: a trip to Palm Springs and a set of tennis racquets
$800
7 R, 6 W
Tim $800 $800 $1,800 $0
3rd place: a refridgerator
$1,800
10 R, 4 W

Jeopardy! Round

BUSINESS & INDUSTRY PROVERBS TV THEMES ROADSIDE AMERICA COMPARATIVE CUISINE ENDS IN "OO"
$100 [15]
Because this happened in 5/86, it can take you twice as long to build a house of popsicle sticks
they changed from two stick popsicles to the single stick popsicles
$100 [8]
The place, according to this proverb, not "to change horses"
in the middle of a stream
Marc
$100 [1]
It began "Here's the story..."
The Brady Bunch
Tim
$100 [17]
A Bennington, VT furniture store uses this 19' piece to invite visitors to "set a spell"
a ladderback chair
Ed
$100 [13]
Frying this in Greece is one way they do "kota" right
chicken
Marc
$100 [4]
Necromancy, Haitian-style
Voodoo
Marc
$200 [16]
Of 1929, 1944, or 1986, year the Dow Jones took its biggest single-day nosedive
1986
Ed
$200 [9]
It "is fair play"
turnabout
Marc
$200 [2]
One of these days, Alice, you're gonna hear its theme - "You're My Greatest Love"
The Honeymooners
Tim
$200 [18]
In Murphy, N.C.'s Biblical Park are the largest of these, appropriately carved in stone
the Ten Commandments
Tim
$200 [14]
In France, Maman might tell you to eat these, your "legumes", or you won't get dessert
vegetables
Ed Tim
$200 [5]
According to Carmen Lombardo, it's the sound of a sob
"boo-hoo"
Tim
$300 [26]
Avi Fattal & Avi Ruimi have sold over 1.5 million cardboard "sunglasses" for these
the windshield for your car
Ed
$300 [10]
Especially on April 1st, "There's no fool like..." this
an old fool
Tim
$400 [21]
Its theme "Without Us" was sung by Johnny Mathis & Deniece Williams
Family Ties
$300 [19]
Until 1985, giant packs of these multi-flavored sweets were ready to "rescue" you along N.Y.'s Rte. 1
Life Savers
Marc
$300 [23]
At Thanksgiving a Swahili-speaking African warrior might eat turkey & this, "namna ya tunda" sauce
cranberry sauce
Tim
$300 [6]
David Letterman called Major League pitcher Terry Forster a fat tub of this
goo
Marc
$400 [11]
Dromedarian equivalent to "The last drop makes the cup run over"
the straw that broke the camel's back
Tim
DD $500 [20]
In 1985 it became the 1st TV theme to top the charts since "Welcome Back, Kotter" in 1976
the Miami Vice theme
Marc
$400 [24]
Near Madison, Minn., a 25' pink & green replica of 1 of these creatures reels in the tourists
a fish
Ed
$400 [3]
An uproar, or a TV series with Lada Edmund Jr. in cage doing the frug
hullabaloo
Marc
$500 [12]
It "surpasses learning" "is the best buckler against affronts", & "is a virtue"
patience
Marc
$500 [22]
In their theme, the 1st 4 adjectives describing "The Addams Family"
creepy, kooky, mysterious & spooky
Marc
$500 [25]
Near Audubon, Iowa, you'll find world's largest statue of this farm animal, Iowa's largest money maker
a bull
Marc Tim
$500 [7]
It means "depart" & the Otto Preminger film with this name did, quickly
skidoo

Double Jeopardy! Round

THE MIDDLE EAST HOLIDAYS MAGAZINES THE 1870s DEADWOOD
$200 [21]
Strife-torn country whose territory corresponds closely to ancient Phoenicia
Lebanon
Ed
$200 [11]
Placards in the NYC subway in March '86 urged revelers at this holiday's parade to stay sober
the St. Patrick's Day parade
Tim
$200 [8]
The New Republic, National Geographic, and Smithsonian are among magazines published in this city
Washington, D.C.
Ed
$200 [16]
In 1873, these 2 cities combined their populations & names to form the capital of Hungary
Buda & Pest
Ed
$200 [1]
With all performances now indoors, Ringling Bros. uses this floor covering only after animal acts
sawdust
Marc
$400 [22]
The 4 novels of Lawrence Durrell's "Quartet" are set in this Egyptian city
Alexandria
DD $300 [14]
More couples get married in Los Angeles civil ceremonies on this day than on any other day of the year
Valentine's Day
Marc
$400 [9]
Western's World, American Way, & Eastern Review
airline magazines
Tim
$400 [17]
Since 1879, Ivory soap has been described by this advertising slogan
99 44/100% pure
Marc
$400 [2]
It's estimated 1/2 of Boise's particulate air pollution is from wood burned in furnaces, fireplaces and these
wood-burning stoves
$400 [12]
The military defeat of Antiochus IV, King of Syria, resulted in this Jewish holiday
Hanukkah
Tim
$600 [7]
Luckily for subscribers, a year's worth of Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine is this many issues
13
Marc
$600 [18]
Captain Matthew Webb was the first to perform this aquatic feat, in 21 hours 45 minutes in August 1875
swim the English Channel
Ed
$600 [3]
A deadlock in debates, or a deadlock of wood floating downstream
a logjam
Ed
$600 [13]
In the Disney film, "It's a jolly holiday" with her
Mary Poppins
Marc
$800 [6]
Aimed at girls between 12 & 20, it's said to be the only magazine whose name begins with an apostrophe
'Teen
$800 [19]
In 1870, the 15th Amendment guaranteed the right to vote regardless of race, color, or this
the condition of previous servitude
Marc Ed
$800 [4]
Partner of Willie Tyler who said he's joining Howdy Doody, Jerry Mahoney & Madame in "We are the Wood"
Lester
Marc
$1,000 [15]
Charles Schulz says his favorite "Peanuts" TV special was for this spring observance
Arbor Day
Marc
$1,000 [10]
According to its title, for Bob Guccione this magazine has it "all"
Omni
Ed
$1,000 [20]
He overthrew the Mexican government in 1876 & "became it" from 1877 until 1911
Porfirio Díaz
Ed Tim
$1,000 [5]
Bogart played the same role in the Broadway play, film and TV versions of this story
The Petrified Forest
Tim

Final Jeopardy!

FIRST LADIES

Of all the First Ladies past & present still living, she is the youngest

Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis

Ed "Who is Jacqueline Onassis" — wagered $798
Tim "Might it be Mrs. Carter" — wagered $1,800
Marc "Who is Rosalynn Carter" — wagered $1,001

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