Show #584 1987-03-05 (taped 1986-11-12) Regular

Keith Walker game 1.

Contestants

Barbara Platz — a microbiologist from Hendersonville, North Carolina

Keith Walker — an attorney from Pomona, California

Judy Goodnight — a pre-kindergarten teacher from Memphis, Tennessee (whose 1-day cash winnings total $6,800)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Judy	$1,500	$2,000	$5,500	$5,000 2nd place: trip to St. Thomas & stay at Bluebeard's Castle	$6,000 16 R, 1 W (including 1 DD)
Keith	$2,000	$6,000	$13,400	$15,500 New champion: $15,500	$12,200 30 R (including 2 DDs), 2 W
Barbara	$300	$300	$700	$600 3rd place: Colortyme color TV	$700 6 R, 3 W

Jeopardy! Round

SCIENCE	NEWSCASTERS	FOREIGN U.S. CITIES	CRACKER JACK	HISTORY	"SOFT"
$100 [6] In the platypus, this is secreted through pores in the mother's abdomen & lapped up by the young milk Barbara	$100 [26] An announcer at age 15 in his native South Dakota, he now anchors "NBC Nightly News" Tom Brokaw Keith	$100 [1] You might find an oil derrick, but not not the Eiffel Tower, in this Texas town Paris Judy	$100 [21] The 2 candy-coated edibles in Cracker Jack peanuts & popcorn Barbara	$100 [8] Conquering everything from Peking to Persia, this 13th century Mongol's name means "universal ruler" Genghis Khan Keith	$100 [10] A "3-minute" egg soft-boiled Judy
$200 [7] Only the earth has greater density than this small planet Mercury Keith	$200 [27] "Saturday Night Live"s original "Weekend Update" anchorperson Chevy Chase Keith	$200 [2] You can go to Washington, Ohio, or Spain to visit this "holy" city Toledo Judy	$200 [22] Cracker Jack used to have premium coupons before they started giving out these in 1912 prizes Keith	$200 [9] Crassus, later 1 of Rome's 1st triumvirate, defeated this slave leader in 71 B.C. Spartacus Judy	$200 [11] A bituminous fuel soft coal Judy
$300 [13] Of the Paleozoic, Mesozoic, or Cenozoic, the geological era we are in Cenozoic Keith	$300 [28] This "60 Minutes" star was America's Junior Miss in 1963 Diane Sawyer Keith	$300 [3] Michigan city in which Greeks might not be welcome if they're bearing a wooden horse Troy Judy	$300 [23] The boy on the Craker Jack box is dressed in this sailor suit Barbara	$300 [18] Alexander II, a contemporary of Lincoln, freed this class & won the title "Czar Liberator" serfs Keith	$300 [12] dBASE III Plus, for example software Barbara
$400 [14] Term for the science of inherited traits genetics Judy	$400 [29] In both the 1953 & 1971 versions, he was there on "You Are There" Walter Cronkite Keith Barbara	$400 [4] Not even in 1948-49 was a major airlift needed to get into this Wisconsin city Berlin Keith	$400 [24] Well-known song written in 1908 that mentions Cracker Jack "Take Me Out to the Ball Game" Keith	$400 [19] The year Paris mobs stormed the Bastille & Washington became 1st president 1789 Keith	$400 [15] Tap dancing without metal taps soft shoe Barbara
$500 [16] The name for this gas comes from the French for "water former" hydrogen Keith	$500 [30] In 1986, he told CBS viewers that Nathan Hale said, "Give me liberty, or give me death!" Dan Rather Keith	$500 [5] While wearing a kilt is stylish in Scotland's largest city, don't try it in this Montana town Glasgow Keith Barbara	DD $700 [25] Though he rarely spoke in the commercials, he was Cracker Jack's "spokesman" for 11 years: Jack Gilford Keith	$500 [20] Fearing Germany's growing strength, Russia joined this peace organization in 1934 League of Nations Keith	$500 [17] According to Elvis, type of person troubled by a "hard-hearted woman... ever since the world began" a soft-hearted man Judy

Double Jeopardy! Round

MOVIE AUTHORS	WEAPONS	MUSIC	OTHELLO	SPORTS TRIVIA	"HARD"
$200 [16] Herbert Marshall played him in "The Moon & Sixpence" & "The Razor's Edge" Somerset Maugham Keith	$200 [19] This popular Father's Day gift was the murder weapon in Hitchcock's "Frenzy" tie Judy	$200 [2] Benjamin Britten is known for "The Young Person's Guide to" this the Orchestra Keith	$200 [7] Of Othello, Iago, or Desdemona, character to whom Shakespeare gave the most lines Iago Keith	$200 [26] The largest of these in the U.S. is the 106 lane one at the Showboat Casino in Las Vegas bowling alley Judy	$200 [1] Describes Mike Hammer or a 30-minute egg hard-boiled Keith
$400 [17] As this author of "The Man Who Would Be King", C. Plummer listened to M. Caine tell the film's story Rudyard Kipling Judy	$400 [20] When they 1st met, Little John used this weapon to defeat Robin Hood stick (staff) Judy	$600 [4] Grand or not, it's the concluding movement of a multi-sectioned work finale Keith	$400 [8] This All-American football player scored in London as Othello in 1930 Paul Robeson Keith	$400 [27] Of the Detroit Lions, New York Jets, & L.A. Rams, number which play in the city in their names 0 (none) Judy Keith Barbara	$400 [12] What you are if this answer has to be read to you in a very loud voice hard of hearing Judy
$600 [18] 1959's "Beloved Infidel" was Sheilah Graham's version of her affair with this novelist F. Scott Fitzgerald Keith	$600 [21] Though against the rules of the "Clan of the Cavebear", Ayla taught herself to use this weapon sling	$800 [5] In German this instrument is called a "trommel" drum Keith	$600 [9] Cassio calls this "an enemy" men put "in their mouths to steal away their brains" wine	DD $500 [28] In the Olympics it symbolizes the continuity between the ancient and modern games torch Judy	$600 [13] Playing Paul's grandfather, Wilfrid Brambell was continuously called "a clean old man" in this film A Hard Day's Night
$800 [24] Oscar-winner who played Robert Browning in 1934 & Mark Twain 10 years later Fredric March Barbara	$800 [22] As a sign in printing, this weapon symbolizes a footnote dagger Keith	$1,000 [6] Term for a chord played 1 note at a time, proceeding in order, usually from the bottom up arpeggio	$800 [10] Playing Othello in London in 1833, this actor collapsed into his son Charles' arms & later died Edmund Kean	$800 [29] This baseball team found ballgirl M. Collins posing for Playboy un"bear"able so they fired her Chicago Cubs Keith	$800 [14] Sea biscuit, not the horse, but the food hardtack Keith
$1,000 [25] Richard Chamberlain limped through this romantic lead in "Lady Caroline Lamb" Byron Judy	$1,000 [23] Weapon pictured on the dollar bill arrow Keith	DD $1,400 [3] The letter furthest along in the alphabet used to symbolize a note G Keith	$1,000 [11] Act 1 is set in Venice, but the rest of the play takes place on this Mediterranean island Cyprus Keith	$1,000 [30] Term for the last move of a gymnast in a floor exercise dismount Judy	$1,000 [15] Black locust, persimmon, & Osage orange, for example hardwoods

Final Jeopardy!

ASIA

This country is the world's most populous monarchy

Japan

Barbara "What is Nepal?" — wagered $100

Judy "What is Indonesia?" — wagered $500

Keith "What is Japan?" — wagered $2,100

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