Show #820 1988-03-11 (taped 1987-11-16) Regular

Ron Trigueiro game 1.

Contestants

Jackie Trahan — a medical technologist from Lake Charles, Louisiana

Ron Trigueiro — a student from Caruthers, California

Jack Lowe — a pediatrician from Rockville, Maryland (whose 2-day cash winnings total $31,410)

Scores

Player First Commercial End of Jeopardy! End of Double Jeopardy! Final Coryat
Jack $2,300 $4,900 $6,700 $13,390
2nd place: a trip on Delta to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico + stay at Villa del Mar Resort
$5,500
17 R (including 1 DD), 2 W
Ron $800 $1,500 $11,500 $13,500
New champion: $13,500
$12,200
26 R, 1 W (including 1 DD)
Jackie $100 $400 $6,200 $0
3rd place: American Flyer Travelwares Caravelle collection luggage
$5,000
12 R (including 1 DD), 1 W

Jeopardy! Round

ANTONYMS MEXICO MEATS MUSIC KID STUFF JACKIE GLEASON
$100 [10]
In ads, it's the opposite of "Wimpy, wimpy, wimpy"
"Hefty, hefty, hefty"
Jackie
$100 [5]
In 1980, it was just over 67 million; in 1986, nearly 81 million
the population of Mexico
Ron
$100 [21]
Big Classic, Big Boy, Big Mac
hamburgers
Jackie
$100 [12]
He made his only trip to the South the same year he wrote "My Old Kentucky Home"
Stephen Foster
Ron
$100 [1]
If your skinny kid wants to look like a He-Man, get him a power-T, which is one of these, foam padded
a tee shirt
Ron
$100 [2]
It was both Ralph Kramden's & Jackie's home town
Brooklyn
Ron
$200 [17]
Kitchen feature that can also be an antonym of "swim"
a sink
Jackie
$200 [6]
Seating over 50,000, the Plaza Mexico is the world's largest of these
a bull ring
Ron
$200 [22]
"Chit'lins", referring to the small intestines of swine, is a contraction of this word
chitterlings
Jack
$200 [13]
One of the best-known songs by this Englishman is "Mad Dogs & Englishmen"
Noël Coward
Jack
$200 [11]
At end of this tale, 2 tiny men sing, "What spruce & dandy boys are we, no longer cobblers we will be"
"The Shoemaker and the Elves"
$200 [3]
Joe the bartender's only regular customers were Mr. Dunahy, who you never saw, & this man
Frank Fontaine (Crazy Guggenheim)
Ron
$300 [18]
Title of 1960 Bobby Vee hit offering a choice of antonyms from heaven or hell
"Devil Or Angel"
Jack
$300 [7]
An observatory, El Caracol, meaning "the snail", was built in Chichen Itza by this culture
the Mayas (the Mayans)
Jack Jackie
$300 [23]
The domestic fowl "Gallus gallus" is commonly known as this
the chicken (or a hen)
Jack
$300 [14]
Common name for type of note known as a "crotchet", there are 4 per measure in4/4time
a quarter note
Jackie
$300 [26]
This inquisitive primate had his 50th birthday at Harvard in May 1987, hosted by his "Mom", M. Rey
Curious George
$300 [4]
While most of Jackie's TV characters were poor, this 1 was described as "insufferably wealthy"
Reginald Van Gleason III
$400 [19]
Antonyms, both beginning with "A", referring to conscious & unconscious states
awake (or alert or aware) & asleep (or anesthetized)
Jack
$400 [8]
From Aguascalientes to Zacatecas, there are 31, including 1 named Mexico
the states of Mexico
Jack
$400 [24]
The French word for liver
foie
Jack
$400 [15]
A free-form composition, Liszt wrote 20 Hungarian ones
a rhapsody
Jack
$500 [30]
The sum total of years that Sleeping Beauty & Rip Van Winkle slept
120
Ron
$400 [28]
His widow, nee Marilyn Taylor, is the sister of this woman who directed the dancers on his show
June Taylor
Ron
$500 [20]
A synonym for "skin", it's an antonym for "expose"
hide
Jack
$500 [9]
Among Mexico's famous silver handicrafts, those stamped "925" are this
sterling silver
Jack
$500 [25]
"The Presidents' Cookbook" includes his recipe for Pedernales River chile con carne
Lyndon Johnson
Ron
$500 [16]
Bernard Haitink, Claudio Abbado & Georg Solti are best known for this musical profession
conductors
Jack
DD $700 [27]
Term for this decoration of regularly spaced gathers stitched in a pleated honeycomb pattern:
smocking
Ron
$500 [29]
Before exclamining "& aw-a-ayy we go!" Jackie would ask the bandleader for this
a little traveling music
Jack

Double Jeopardy! Round

BOOKS & AUTHORS SPACE & AVIATION 10-LETTER WORDS COLORS WAR MOVIES STATE NICKNAMES
$200 [1]
The countries at war in Tolstoy's "War & Peace"
Russia & France
Jackie
$200 [26]
A program at the 1987 Oshkosh airshow marked the 50th anniversary of this person's disappearance
Amelia Earhart
Jackie
$200 [21]
A secret document you're not allowed to look at, or ad section in the newspaper that you are
classified
Ron
$200 [16]
It can precede squirrel, whale, or wolf
gray
Ron
$200 [3]
Film starring Robert De Niro which followed 3 young steelworkers through service in Vietnam
The Deer Hunter
Jackie
$200 [5]
Missouri's best-known nickname, it's the only one with a verb in it
the "Show-Me State"
Ron
$400 [2]
Emmy & Oscar winner whose autobiography is titled "Call Me Anna"
Patty Duke
Ron
$400 [27]
Called "The Henry Ford of Aviation", he's famous for the 2-seat Cub
(William T.) Piper
Ron
$400 [22]
1981 hit for Kool & the Gang, or what they probably had after they found out it went to #1
"Celebration"
Ron
$400 [17]
Colorful middle name of Elijah, Cher's son by rock singer Gregg Allman
Blue
Jack
$400 [12]
In this 1979 film, Robert Duvall said he loved the smell of napalm in the morning
Apocalypse Now
Ron
$400 [6]
Sooner or later, you'll remember it's the Sooner State
Oklahoma
Ron
$600 [4]
1st novel by James Jones, it outsold all other works of fiction in 1951
From Here to Eternity
Ron
$600 [28]
The landers of Vikings 1 & 2 are sitting on this planet
Mars
Jackie
$600 [23]
From French "not warm", it's to be cool or casually unconerned
nonchalant
Ron
$800 [18]
On the primary bow of a rainbow, this color always appears on the inside of the arch
violet
$600 [13]
Van Johnson was charged with mutiny after taking command of this ship in a typhoon
the Caine
Jack
$600 [7]
30,000 men willing to serve in Mexican War when 2800 were requested gave Tennessee this nickname
the Volunteer State
Ron
$800 [10]
The 1st book of Paul Mark Scott's "Raj Quartet"
The Jewel in the Crown
Jackie
$1,000 [30]
Year during which the 1st man went into outer space
1961
Jack Ron
$800 [24]
When you come to this Italian word on a musical score, you should play very loudly
fortissimo
Jackie
$1,000 [20]
In song, "She wore it for her lover who was far, far away"
a yellow ribbon
Jackie
$800 [14]
In the movie about German WWI aces, "The Blue Max" was not a plane but this
a medal
Ron
$800 [8]
Perhaps its center spot in the arch of the original 13 states got it dubbed the Keystone State
Pennsylvania
Ron
$1,000 [11]
In 1987, the British government banned papers from printing excerpts from this Peter Wright bestseller
Spycatcher
Ron
DD $2,000 [29]
In 1861, Lincoln appointed Thaddeus Lowe to head an Army Corps set up to use these
balloons
Jackie
$1,000 [25]
Johnny Carson's Carnac the Magnificent is also this, which means "all-knowing"
omniscient
Ron
DD $1,800 [19]
Color of hands caught "flagrante delicto"
red
Jack
$1,000 [15]
In 1950, this pair was "At War with the Army"
Dean Martin & Jerry Lewis
Jack
$1,000 [9]
All 5 counties in this "Ocean State" have direct water access to the Atlantic
Rhode Island
Jack Ron

Final Jeopardy!

WORLD POLITICS

After a 9/25/87 coup, this South Pacific island severed its 113-year link with the British Crown

Fiji

Jackie "What is Samoa?" — wagered $6,200
Jack "What is Fiji?" — wagered $6,690
Ron "What is Fiji?" — wagered $2,000

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