Show #1176 1989-10-16 (taped 1989-06-26) Regular

Contestants

Rick Ostrow — a publicist and freelance writer originally from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Barbara Rose — a teacher from Lander, Wyoming

Stacie Macias — a homemaker from Lake Elsinore, California (whose 2-day cash winnings total $25,600)

Scores

Player First Commercial End of Jeopardy! End of Double Jeopardy! Final Coryat
Stacie $2,200 $3,900 $6,700 $8,600
3-day champion: $34,200
$7,700
20 R, 3 W (including 1 DD)
Barbara $800 $2,100 $4,300 $8,500
2nd place: a trip to Freeport, the Bahamas via Delta Air Lines
$4,300
13 R, 1 W
Rick $100 $400 $2,600 $50
3rd place: Pinseeker golf clubs + Nintendo Entertainment System with the Family & Junior Editions of Jeopardy! & Wheel of Fortune
$4,500
12 R, 3 W (including 2 DDs)

Jeopardy! Round

7-LETTER WORDS THEATERS WORLD GEOGRAPHY THE APOSTLES POPULAR SONGS APROXIMATE WEIGHTS & MEASURES
$100 [17]
Another title for the pope, it also begins with "P"
pontiff (or primate)
Stacie Barbara
$100 [7]
To see Bogie's footprints, go to 6925 Hollywood Boulevard, the address of this theater
Grauman's Chinese
Stacie
$100 [6]
The birthplace of Nero's mother, this city on the Rhine was made a colony by the Romans, who called it Colonia
Cologne
Rick
$100 [1]
Harper's Bible Dictionary says early Christians thought his book was better than Mark's, so they put it 1st
Matthew
Stacie
$100 [12]
"I wonder who, who, who wrote" this book
"The Book Of Love"
Stacie
$100 [26]
Perhaps an alteration of "huddles", it's a lot, as in a lot of pasta or French dogs
oodles
Rick
$200 [20]
"Knot" tied by the father of King Midas & cut by Alexander the Great
Gordian
Stacie
$200 [18]
This theater is home to the Rockettes
Radio City Music Hall
Barbara
$200 [8]
This country ranks No. 4 in population after China, India & the USSR
the United States
$200 [2]
Andrew & his brother Peter gave up this business to become full time apostles
fishermen
Barbara
$200 [13]
Elvis Presley Music shares the rights to this song in which the singer owes his "soul to the company store"
"Sixteen Tons"
Barbara
$200 [27]
You're in big trouble if you're in this type of "water"
deep (or hot)
Rick
$300 [21]
Word that follows "Prometheus" in the title of a drama by Shelley
unbound
Barbara
$300 [19]
This film debuted December 15, 1939 at Leow's Grand Theater in Atlanta
Gone with the Wind
Stacie
$300 [9]
When Greek colonists founded this city on the Bosporus, they called it Byzantium
Istanbul
Stacie
$300 [3]
It's said Jesus picked 12 disciples to coincide with the 12 of these
the tribes of Israel
Stacie
$300 [14]
In 1988 buying your true love all the gifts mentioned in this song would have cost $67,745.54
"The Twelve Days Of Christmas"
Stacie
$300 [28]
Amount of cookies produced in one baking, it's from Old English for "bake"
batch
Barbara
$400 [22]
Japanese dish in which fish or veggies are dipped in batter or deep-fried
tempura
Rick
$400 [25]
In the 1950s, NYCs Fulton Theater was renamed for this "First Lady of the American theater"
Helen Hayes
Barbara
$400 [10]
After it roars over the falls, the Niagara River flows into this Great Lake
Lake Ontario
$400 [4]
This apostle wouldn't believe Jesus was resurrected unless he could touch his wounds
Thomas
Barbara
$400 [15]
In the '50s Patti Page had a major hit singing this song, now the state song of Tennessee
"Tennessee Waltz"
Stacie
$400 [29]
From the name of the giant king in a Rabelais satire comes this adjective for enormous
gargantuan
Stacie
$500 [23]
According to the title of a David Niven autobiography, "The Moon's" one of these
a balloon
Rick
DD $900 [24]
"Chapter Two" opened at the Eugene O'Neill Theater, which, not surprisingly, is owned by this playwright
Neil Simon
Rick
$500 [11]
A re-enactment of the wedding of the Doge & the sea takes place in this city
Venice
Stacie
$500 [5]
Jesus called these brothers the "sons of thunder"
James & John
Stacie
$500 [16]
Elton John & Bernie Taupin wrote this song that's subtitled "I Think It's Going To Be A Long, Long Time"
"Rocket Man"
$500 [30]
From the Norwegian for "lump", it's a lump of whipped cream put on a pie
a dollup
Stacie

Double Jeopardy! Round

20th CENTURY WRITERS SHOPPING FAMOUS ADMIRALS ANIMALS THE GOLDEN GLOBE AWARDS BY THE "BOOK"
$200 [14]
1 of 2 plays for which Tennessee Williams won a Pulitzer Prize
1 of ("A Streetcar Named Desire" or "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof")
Stacie Rick
$200 [16]
Appropriately, this New England city's Museum of Fine Arts sells a book of recipes for tea parties
Boston
Rick
$200 [26]
On May 1, 1898 in Manila Bay, Admiral George Dewey told him, "You may fire when you are ready"
Captain (Charles Vernon) Gridley
Barbara
$200 [21]
In an effort to save these animals from ivory hunters, Kenya has ordered poachers shot on sight
elephants
Stacie
$200 [4]
A winner for "Police Woman" in 1975, she was voted Most Promising Newcomer in 1960
Angie Dickinson
Barbara
$200 [9]
An insect larvae that literally feeds on books, or a person who does it figuratively
a bookworm
Rick
$400 [15]
Katherine Anne Porter book based on a journey she took from Veracruz to Bremerhaven in 1931
"Ship of Fools"
Barbara
$400 [18]
Lillian Vernon's mail-order company is based in Mount Vernon in this state, not Virginia
New York
Stacie
$400 [27]
For defeating Napoleon at the Battle of the Nile in 1798, this British admiral became a baron
(Horatio) Nelson
Barbara
$400 [22]
This "clock" bird goes into nests of other birds, steals an egg & lays 1 that looks like the host's
a cuckoo bird
Rick
$400 [5]
In 1989 this former mayor won a Golden Globe for directing "Bird"
Clint Eastwood
Rick
$400 [10]
A bachelor's "colorful" book, with listings from Abigail to Zelda
a black book
Stacie
$600 [1]
He created crossword puzzles for a Russian newspaper in Berlin before writing "Lolita"
(Vladimir) Nabokov
Rick
$600 [17]
A San Francisco company that sells these lets you "dial-a-tune" to hear the melodies before ordering
music boxes
Barbara
$600 [23]
While some insects die or hibernate when winter approaches, monarch butterflies do this
migrate
Stacie
$600 [6]
She won 2 years in a row, for "Romancing the Stone" & "Prizzi's Honor"
Kathleen Turner
Rick
$600 [11]
What a judge is said to do when he gives an offender the maximum sentence
throw the book at him
Stacie
DD $1,000 [2]
In 1943 Daphne de Maurier moved into Menabilly, the manor this fictional place was based on
Manderley
Rick
$800 [19]
Country that's clearly best for crystal shopping in Scandinavia since it's home to both Kosta & Orrefors
Sweden
$800 [24]
This part of the Triton has been valued since antiquity
the shell
$800 [7]
Judy Garland & James Mason both won in 1955 for their roles as a married couple in this film
A Star is Born
Stacie
$800 [12]
Jimmy Stewart was bewitched by Kim Novak in this 1958 comedy
Bell, Book and Candle
Barbara
$1,000 [3]
Writer whose "merry pranks" are detailed in Tom Wolfe's "The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test"
Ken Kesey
Rick
$1,000 [20]
The Swiss Colony is famous for these Dobosh desserts; some are shaped like Christmas trees
tortes
DD $1,000 [25]
Called "the leopard cat of America", if taken young, itcan be tamed:
an ocelot
Stacie
$1,000 [8]
Character actor who won for "Mission: Impossible" in 1968 & "Tucker" in 1989
Martin Landau
Stacie
$1,000 [13]
The other name for "I Ching", the ancient Chinese book of divination
The Book of Changes

Final Jeopardy!

DISNEY FEATURE FILMS

This 1940 Disney title character wore a Tyrolean hat

Pinocchio

Rick "Who was Dumbo?" — wagered $2,550
Barbara "Who was Pinochio" — wagered $4,200
Stacie "WHO IS PINOCCHIO?" — wagered $1,900

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