Show #85 1985-01-04 (taped 1984-10-09) Regular

Liz Caccese game 4.

Contestants

Bob Mette — a family doctor originally from Cranford, New Jersey

Pam Linden-Dernham — an operating room nurse from Los Angeles, California

Liz Caccese — a steam plant control operator originally from Chicago, Illinois (whose 3-day cash winnings total $23,500)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Liz	$0	$2,100	$2,900	$5,000 4-day champion: $28,500	$4,200 22 R, 7 W (including 2 DDs)
Pam	$500	$700	$2,500	$4,950 2nd place: Pinseeker golf clubs & Rayban sunglasses	$2,700 10 R (including 1 DD), 4 W
Bob	$200	$1,200	$1,600	$1,500 3rd place: Alsy-Cycle II lamps	$1,600 7 R, 1 W

Jeopardy! Round

ISLANDS	MIRACLES	SPORTS	VEGETABLES	"MC" NAMES	TRIVIA
$100 [24] Brooklyn resort that's no longer an island Coney Island Bob	$100 [1] Macy's employee who performed the "Miracle on 34th Street" Santa Claus Pam	$100 [6] Sport that allows players to throw bombs football Liz	$100 [22] These tubers make up 1/4 of all vegetables grown in U.S. & Canada potatoes Liz	$100 [4] He's paid to laugh at Johnny's jokes Ed McMahon Liz	$100 [15] "Catherine" was the name of 3 of his 6 wives Henry VIII Liz
$200 [10] Bridge from Nassau connects with this "heavenly" Bahamian island Paradise Island Bob	$200 [2] While he performed 36 miracles, he didn't want his disciples to spread it around Jesus Christ Liz	$200 [7] Bernice Gera was the 1st in baseball female umpire Liz	$200 [23] Peas, lima beans, navy beans & corn are examples of this part of a plant seeds Bob	$200 [5] He "Wanted..." to get out of television & made "The Great Escape" to films Steve McQueen Bob	$200 [16] Mastiffs, Pomeranians, & pugs types of dogs Liz
$300 [25] Worlds 3rd largest, some of its inhabitants are "wild men" Borneo Liz Pam	$400 [18] Miracle worker for Arthur & Kate Keller Annie Sullivan Liz	$300 [8] They can be mashies & niblicks irons (golf clubs) Liz	—	$300 [12] The Smithsonian is now home to Candice Bergen's "brother" Charlie McCarthy Liz	$300 [17] It's advertised as "99 & 44/100 percent pure" Ivory Soap Pam
$400 [26] Galapagos Islands are home to only variety of this reptile to feed in the sea iguanas Pam	DD $500 [3] Singer of thefollowing:"You wouldn't believe where I've been /The city and towns I been in /From Boston to Denver /And every town in between /The people they all look the same..." Barry Manilow Liz	$400 [9] Number of fingers used to draw a bow 3 Liz Pam	—	$400 [13] His presidential campaign won him the electoral votes of only Mass. & Washington, D.C. George McGovern Liz	$400 [20] Escape device used by hijacker D.B. Cooper parachute Liz
—	$500 [19] Cocteau said this artist friend believed it miraculous "That one did not melt in one's bath" Pablo Picasso Liz	$500 [11] The words that announce the start of the Indianpolis 500 Gentlemen, start your engines Bob	—	$500 [14] The Roaring '20s foremost evangelist, she founded the Foursquare Gospel Church Aimee Semple McPherson Liz	$500 [21] Apparatus one needs to read the writing in da Vinci's notebooks mirror Liz

Double Jeopardy! Round

SCIENCE	U.S. CITIES	PRISONS	COMPOSERS	TIMELY LITERATURE
$200 [13] Galaxy we live in Milky Way Liz	$200 [6] "America's Birthplace", July 4, 1776 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Pam	$200 [18] The chief administrator of a prison warden Bob	$200 [1] Scandinavian homeland of Edvard Grieg Norway Liz	$200 [8] MCMLXXXIV 1984 Liz
$400 [14] Human organ containing the smallest bones ear Liz	$400 [7] It proclaims itself, "The Biggest Little City in the World" Reno, Nevada Liz Pam	$400 [19] Term for prison from word meaning "sorrow for wrongdoing" penitentiary Liz Pam	$400 [2] His "Blue Danube" waltzed a space station through "2001" Strauss Pam	$400 [9] Number of nights story teller Scheherazade kept it up 1,001 Pam
$600 [15] Known as "black light" because most of them can't be seen with the naked eye ultraviolet rays Pam	—	—	$600 [3] He fathered 6 "Brandenburg Concertos" & 20 children Johann Sebastian Bach Pam	$600 [10] Feat in this Jules Verne novel could have been done over 4000 times since it was published Around the World in 80 Days Liz
DD $800 [16] About 8% of all snakes are this poisonous type, which includes adders & rattlesnakes vipers Liz	—	—	DD $600 [4] He wrote "Onward Christian Soldiers" as well as "The Mikado" & "H.M.S. Pinafore" Arthur Sullivan Pam	$800 [11] Shakespeare comedy subtitled "Or, What You Will" Twelfth Night Liz Bob
$1,000 [17] Mineral that's the richest in uranium ore pitchblende Liz Pam	—	—	$1,000 [5] Melancholy Russian whose patron of 14 yrs. required they never meet Tchaikovsky Bob	$1,000 [12] Based on obscure Scottish scandal, it was Lillian Hellman's 1st performed work The Children's Hour Liz

Final Jeopardy!

SPACE

Lunar sea on which Apollo 11 landed

the Sea of Tranquility

Bob "What is the Dead Sea?" — wagered $100

Pam "What is the Sea of Tranquility" — wagered $2,450

Liz "What is the Sea of Tranquility?" — wagered $2,100

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