Show #1470 1991-01-11 (taped 1990-10-09) Regular

Contestants

Andrea Gray — a data systems manager from Charlotte, North Carolina

Pat Headley — a grad student from Alliance, Ohio

Shane Pederson — a statistician originally from Fulda, Minnesota (whose 2-day cash winnings total $8,700)

Scores

Player First Commercial End of Jeopardy! End of Double Jeopardy! Final Coryat
Shane $1,900 $1,900 $6,900 $9,400
3-day champion: $18,100
$6,900
19 R (including 1 DD), 2 W
Pat $1,000 $3,300 $4,700 $4,900
2nd place: a trip on Delta to Orlando, Florida for Premier's Cruise & Disney Week
$5,800
17 R (including 1 DD), 1 W (including 1 DD)
Andrea $900 $800 $2,200 $400
3rd place: Carson's comfortable chair + Nintendo Entertainment System with games
$2,200
10 R, 3 W

Jeopardy! Round

POETRY THE CALENDAR SUPERSTITIONS TELEVISION IN THE DICTIONARY ELEANOR ROOSEVELT
$100 [26]
Completes the Keats line, "A thing of beauty is..."
a joy forever
Pat
$100 [1]
In Latin this month can be spelled I-A-N-V-A-R-I-U-S
January
Andrea
$100 [11]
It has one leaf for fame, one for wealth, one for a faithful lover & one to bring health
four-leaf clover
Shane
$100 [2]
Now Felicia's grandma on "General Hospital", she was Timmy's mom on "Lassie"
June Lockhart
Shane
$100 [21]
An em is a size of type & 'em is a shortened form of this pronoun
them
Pat
$100 [16]
One of Eleanor's ancestors, R.R. Livingston, administered the oath of office to this president in 1789
George Washington
Pat
$200 [27]
Ben Jonson began his poem "To Celia" with the line, "Drink to me only with" these
thine eyes
Pat
$200 [7]
In the Northern Hemisphere the 3 seasons that are self-contained in one calendar year
spring, summer & fall
Shane
$200 [12]
Some say for this animal's foot to bring good luck it has to be carried in your left pocket
rabbit
Pat
$200 [3]
From 1957-59 this actor was making his mark as Zorro
Guy Williams
Andrea
$200 [22]
Number of partners in a duumvirate
2
Andrea
$200 [17]
Mrs. Roosevelt served as chairman of this organization's human rights commission
United Nations
Pat
$300 [28]
Richard Lovelace wrote, "Stone walls do not a prison make, nor iron bars" this
cage
Andrea
$300 [8]
It was only in 1923 that Greece switched over to this calendar
Gregorian
Pat
$300 [13]
Rub a horse's teeth with it & he'll gain an appetite; give it to a vampire & he'll lose his appetite
garlic
Andrea
$300 [4]
When Danny Thomas' show moved to CBS in 1957, she joined the cast as Kathy's daughter Linda
Angela Cartwright
Andrea
$300 [23]
You can reflect on the fact that genuflect means to bend this
knee
Pat
$300 [18]
In her later years, Mrs. Roosevelt lived at Val-kill Cottage in this New York town
Hyde Park
$400 [29]
In the words of Carl Sandburg, it "comes in on little cat feet"
the fog
Pat
DD $500 [9]
The next Chinese year of the snake will occur in this first year of the 21st century
2001
Pat
$400 [14]
Contrary to its name, this diamond supposedly brought bad luck to owners
Hope Diamond
Andrea
$400 [5]
In "It's a Good Life" on "The Twilight Zone", he played the monster who wished people into a cornfield
Billy Mumy
$400 [24]
In Australia it'll cost you more than a buck to buy a jumbuck, one of these
sheep
$400 [19]
Mrs. Roosevelt was once turned away from a hotel because she had this Scottie with her
Fala
Pat
$500 [30]
On Ezra Pound's advice, he cut "The Waste Land" to about half its original length
T.S. Eliot
Pat
$500 [10]
The 2 months named for historical figures
July & August
Shane
$500 [15]
You'll bring bad luck upon yourself if you spill some salt & don't do this
throw it over your (left) shoulder
Shane
$500 [6]
The 4 actors in this category all starred together in this series
Lost in Space
Shane
$500 [25]
People were envious of those who could look out thru these slatted blinds without being seen
jealousy blinds
$500 [20]
The first name of Eleanor's only daughter, Eleanor's mother & Eleanor herself
Anna

Double Jeopardy! Round

ANATOMY PLAYWRIGHTS FOREIGN EXCHANGE SEAS 19thCENTURY AMERICA MYTHOLOGICAL WOMEN
$200 [1]
Light enters the eye through this circular opening in the iris
pupil
Shane
$200 [19]
For resistance work during WWII, S. Beckett was awarded the Croix de Guerre by this, his adopted country
France
Pat
$200 [25]
This Italian unit goes back to the Middle Ages when it was based on a pound of silver
lira
Shane
$200 [6]
The ancient Romans called it Pontus Euxinus, the Friendly Sea; now it has a much darker name
Black Sea
Pat
$200 [14]
In 1860 this political party split into Northern & Southern factions
Democrats
Shane
$200 [8]
After the Trojan War, she returned to Menelaus & they lived happily ever after
Helen of Troy
Andrea
$400 [2]
This term for a network of nerves or blood vessels can follow "brachial" & "solar"
plexus
Shane
$400 [20]
His "Plays for Puritans" included "The Devil's Disciple" & "Caesar and Cleopatra"
Shaw
Andrea
$400 [26]
In 1980 this country changed its monetary unit from the pound to the shekel
Israel
Shane
$400 [7]
Knowing what makes up the Great Barrier Reef should give you a clue to the name of this sea it's in
Coral Sea
Andrea
$400 [15]
He donated over 2,500 buildings to communities that promised to maintain them as libraries
(Andrew) Carnegie
Shane
$400 [9]
Artemis is sometimes called Delia because she was born on this island
Delos
Shane
$600 [3]
This wall of cartilage separating the nostrils may deviate from its normal position
septum
Shane
$600 [21]
His 1st produced play was "Les Romanesques", not "Cyrano de Bergerac"
Edmond Rostand
$600 [27]
It's the basic monetary unit of Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Nepal & Mauritius, as well as India
rupee
Shane
$600 [10]
1 of 2 seas that begin with B's off the coast of Alaska
Bering (or Beaufort)
Andrea
$600 [16]
Peter Cooper built this locomotive for the B&O RR, which had been using horses to pull the trains
Tom Thumb
$600 [11]
During the absence of her husband, Odysseus, she was courted by more than 100 suitors
Penelope
Pat
DD $800 [4]
Named for their shape, these smallest blood cells are essential for blood clotting
platelets
Shane
$800 [22]
He was born in 1897 in Madison, Wisc., not in Grover's Corners
(Thornton) Wilder
Shane
$800 [28]
The peso is the currency of Mexico; the peseta is used in this country
Spain
Pat
$800 [23]
Called a sea, it's the largest lake on the natural border between Europe & Asia
Caspian Sea
Andrea
$800 [17]
After they were expelled from Ohio, the Mormons bought a town in this state & called it Nauvoo
Illinois
Pat
$1,000 [13]
When her stepson Hippolytus rejected her advances, she hanged herself
Phaedra
Andrea
$1,000 [5]
A blow to the abdomen can rupture this organ which eliminates worn-out red blood cells
spleen
Shane
$1,000 [29]
In 1877 actress Siri von Essen divorced Baron Wrangel to marry this Swedish playwright
August Strindberg
$1,000 [30]
It is the monetary unit used by more African countries than any other
franc
Shane
$1,000 [24]
This sea, about 60,000 sq. miles in area, was named for a small port on Italy's east coast
Adriatic
Shane
$1,000 [18]
Robert Owen's utopian community of New Harmony in this state lasted for only 2 years
Indiana
Shane
DD $1,200 [12]
She incited her brother Orestes to kill their mother Clytemnestra
Electra
Pat

Final Jeopardy!

BEST SELLERS

"The Saga of an American Family" is the subtitle of this 1976 best seller

Roots

Andrea "What is The Forsyte" — wagered $1,800
Pat "What is Roots?" — wagered $200
Shane "What is Roots?" — wagered $2,500

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