Show #1180 1989-10-20 (taped 1989-06-26) Regular

Contestants

Carol Ruggiero — a teacher from Lynn Massachusetts

Ed Devin — a physician from Potomac, Maryland

Charley Horan — a photographic representative from Manhattan Beach, California (whose 2-day cash winnings total $15,601)

Scores

Player First Commercial End of Jeopardy! End of Double Jeopardy! Final Coryat
Charley $1,400 $2,700 $9,700 $9,799
3-day champion: $25,400
$9,700
24 R, 2 W
Ed $-400 $700 $4,800 $9,600
2nd place: Trip to San Francisco including Sonoma Safari wine country tour
$3,100
13 R (including 2 DDs), 7 W
Carol $900 $700 $3,100 $1,000
3rd place: Lloyd Flanders All-Weather wicker patio furniture + Nintendo Entertainment System with Family & Junior Editions of Jeopardy! & Wheel of Fortune
$3,100
11 R, 3 W

Jeopardy! Round

1989 PEOPLE COSMETICS CRIME GEOGRAPHY IN OTHER WORDS...
$100 [12]
The Vatican said some S. Africans wrongly interpret the Bible in an attempt to justify this policy
apartheid
Charley
$100 [1]
This Atlanta mogul said he owned MGM for such a short time he never got to use the casting couch
Ted Turner
Charley
$100 [26]
Clinique's skin supplies for men include a special "healer" to use on the face after this morning ritual
shaving
Charley
$100 [8]
Last name of gang members Blanche, Buck & Clyde
Barrow
Charley Ed
$100 [3]
In both area & population it's the largest continent
Asia
Charley
$100 [14]
Loony like one milliner
mad as a hatter
Ed Carol
$200 [18]
This Omaha village founded by Fr. Flanagan now has homes in Tallahassee & Orlando for boys...& girls
Boys Town
Charley
$200 [2]
Her 4th husband, Thierry Roussel, was the father of her only child, Athina
Christina Onassis
Ed
$200 [27]
This "Dynasty" star is the spokeswoman for Clairol Ultress gel colourant; she uses Ultress 75
Linda Evans
Ed Carol
$200 [9]
Nickname of the 1932 federal kidnapping statute arising from a famous kidnapping of that same year
the "Lindbergh Law"
Carol
$200 [4]
The 3 main island groups that make up this are the Bahamas & the Greater Lesser Antilles
West Indies
Charley
$200 [22]
Having an intelligence quotient over that of an everyday ursine creature
smarter than the average bear
Ed
$300 [19]
Nathan's Famous, which began as a hot dog stand in this part of Brooklyn, is now selling franchisees
Coney Island
Charley Ed
$300 [15]
This tennis great was named for the ski lodge in Czechoslovakia where she was conceived
Martina Navratilova
Charley
$300 [28]
Lancome's fortifying protein conditioner for these comes in a wand
eyelashes
Charley Carol
$300 [10]
Scotland Yard viewed them as foolproof evidence as early as 1910
fingerprints
Carol
$300 [5]
Of all the countries on the west coast of South America, this one has the largest coastline
Chile
Charley
$300 [23]
Mr. Cagney breaks up maize, without my interest
Jimmy crack corn and I don't care
$400 [20]
These solar phenomena that can disrupt communications will reach a peak in 1989-90
sunspots (or solar flares)
Ed
$400 [16]
This former Giants kicker knows the "true value" of his master's degree in Russian history
Pat Summerall
Charley
$400 [11]
Crime for which mobster Al Capone was convicted in 1931
income tax evasion
Ed
$400 [6]
2 of the 3 Canadian provinces with 2-word names
British Columbia & Nova Scotia (& New Brunswick)
Ed Carol
$400 [24]
Getting a look at a single example is the same as looking at the rest
when you've seen one you've seen them all
Charley
$500 [21]
Maverick former Moscow party boss who won 89% of the vote in March Soviet elections
Boris Yeltsin
Ed
$500 [17]
This dancer defected in Paris in 1961 & became director of the Paris Opera Ballet in 1983
Rudolf Nureyev
$500 [13]
While in Switzerland, this Saudi financier was arrested for aiding the Marcoses
Adnan Khashoggi
Charley
$500 [7]
Alphabetically, countries in Africa run from this to Zimbabwe
Algeria
Ed
$500 [25]
Curl of hair, chicken broth, plus a cask
lock, stock and barrel
Charley

Double Jeopardy! Round

THE ANIMAL KINGDOM BOOKS & AUTHORS FOOD FACTS ART AVIATION COLORFUL TV SHOWS
$200 [7]
This part of a bird's egg is formed & given color in the uterus
the shell
Carol
$200 [17]
It was Luther's translation of this book that spread the use of the new High German literary language
the Bible
Ed
$200 [6]
A recent poll said 97% of people who eat chocolate bunnies bite these off 1st
the ears
Ed
$200 [13]
A French controller-general gave his name to these cutout profile portraits
silhouettes
Carol
$200 [12]
This airline sold $12 N.Y. to Boston or Washington shuttle tickets in March 1989
Eastern Airlines
Carol
$200 [1]
Bea Arthur, Betty White, Rue McClanahan& Estelle Getty
The Golden Girls
Carol
$400 [18]
A tiny wingless fly is the largest land animal native to this continent
Antarctica
Charley
$1,000 [25]
Some think his translation of the Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam is better than the original
Edward Fitzgerald
Ed
$400 [8]
1 of 2 types of seafood Spaniards sometimes cook "en su tinta", meaning in its ink
squid (or cuttlefish)
Charley Carol
$400 [14]
At a 1988 auction, a poster of this French tire company character fetched 7,260 pounds
the Michelin Man
Charley
$400 [22]
Of $4, $10 or $15, the sum The New York Times says the average airline spends on food & drink per passenger
$4
Ed
$400 [2]
Joseph Wambaugh wrote the novel on which this series about policeman Bumper Morgan was based
The Blue Knight
Charley
$600 [19]
The part of a hummingbird's body that produces a humming sound
wings
Charley
DD $2,000 [26]
"A Dangerous Place" is this senator's account of his 8 months as U.N. ambassador
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
Ed
$600 [9]
Invented in Naples, perhaps by the royal baker, a 1980 poll called it U.S. teens' favorite food
pizza
Charley
$600 [15]
In terms of style, Monet is considered one of these, & Cezanne a "post" one
impressionist
Carol
$600 [28]
French for "departure", the flight of an airplane on a combat mission is called this
sortie
Charley
$600 [3]
It featured a caucasian basketball coach at L.A.'s racially-mixed Carver High School
The White Shadow
Carol
$800 [20]
One of these mammals can eat 5,000 pounds of krill, a shrimplike animal, per day
whale
Charley
$800 [10]
1 version of this north African semolina dish includes 8 vegetables & meat
couscous
Carol
$800 [16]
The fusing of powdered glass to a metal base by the action of fire
enameling/cloisonne
$800 [27]
It's Boeing's highest numbered model passenger aircraft currently flying
767
Ed
$800 [4]
This Robert Conrad series was loosely based on a book by Marine Corps ace "Pappy" Boyington
The Black Sheep Squadron (or Baa Baa Black Sheep )
Charley
$1,000 [21]
The World Almanac lists this aptly named animal as moving just a bit faster than a garden snail
sloth
Ed
$1,000 [11]
Many U.S. food companies have stopped using palm oil & this other tropical oil high in saturated fat
coconut oil
Charley
DD $1,500 [24]
When he signed his paintings, like "The Syndics of the Cloth Guild", he didn't use his middle name, Harmenszoon
Rembrandt
Ed
$1,000 [23]
The west coast's only independent airline, it now earns only 30% of its revenue in the state where it started
Alaska Airlines
Ed
$1,000 [5]
Ben Vereen & Jeff Goldblum starred as detectives E.L. Turner & Lionel Whitney in this series
Tenspeed and Brown Shoe
Charley

Final Jeopardy!

STATE CAPITALS

Lying at the foothills of the Sangre de Cristo range, it's the highest state capital

Santa Fe, New Mexico

Carol "What is Denver, Col?" — wagered $2,100
Ed "What is Santa Fe, N.M." — wagered $4,800
Charley "What is Santa Fe?" — wagered $99

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