Show #360 1986-01-24 (taped 1985-09-17) Regular

Contestants

Bob Danielson — a financial analyst from Miami Springs, Florida

George Lynch — a graphic artist and a part-time minister from West Hollywood, California

Ann Antell — a teacher from Ypsilanti, Michigan (whose 3-day cash winnings total $18,110)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Ann	$1,600	$2,600	$4,400	$50 2nd place: La-Z-boy sleep sofa & LouverDrape Vertical blinds	$4,700 17 R (including 1 DD), 2 W
George	$100	$-200	$1,200	$1 3rd place: Olympus 35mm camera	$1,400 5 R (including 1 DD), 3 W
Bob	$300	$3,500	$8,900	$8,950 New champion: $8,950	$8,900 24 R, 1 W

Jeopardy! Round

ROCK 'N ROLL	ASTRONOMY	SPORTS	AMERICAN INDIANS	BRITISH CLOTHING	"COCK" A DOODLE DO
$100 [17] In 1985, largest-scale live rock festival ever drew 1.5 million to this Brazilian city Rio de Janeiro Ann	$100 [11] Winds reach over 900 MPH on this giant neighbor of Jupiter Saturn Bob	$100 [2] In 1985 after 8 tries, they beat the Celtics for the NBA title the L.A. Lakers Bob	$100 [8] After 1510, Africans began replacing the Indians as these in the new world slaves Ann	$100 [1] Using the American term for this, Gilbert & Sullivan's operetta is "H.M.S. Apron" a pinafore Bob	$100 [9] Fred was one on "Baretta" a cockatoo George
$200 [25] Harlem theater whose reopening was celebrated in an NBC rock music special in May, 1985 the Apollo Ann	$200 [12] Most meteors are bits of debris left by these passing by comets Ann Bob	$200 [3] This annual amateur boxing tournament was 1st held in 1927 the Golden Gloves Ann	$200 [13] Hard quartz used by Indians as arrowheads & firestarters flint Ann	$200 [4] A Briton would have these "turn-ups" put on his trousers, not his plate cuffs Ann	DD $100 [23] Balderdash poppycock Ann
—	$300 [19] Energy the sun emits in this time unit is 13 million times the energy used in the U.S. daily one second George	$300 [22] Though traced back to ancient Rome, handball came to the U.S. from this Celtic country Ireland Ann	$300 [14] This S.W. tribe of Indians came to name a criminal element in faraway Paris Apache Ann	$300 [5] What a British sports fan wears sitting around in his "vest" drinking beer & watching the telly undershirt	$200 [10] He sat in a chair marked "Mrs. Bates" during the filming of "Psycho" Alfred Hitchcock Bob
—	$400 [20] Since 1979, this planet, not Pluto, is furthest from the sun Neptune Bob	$400 [26] In 1700, Francisco Romero became the 1st famous figure in this controversial "sport" bullfighting Bob	$400 [16] The English named this tribe for the many streams that ran through their southern U.S. domain the Creek Indians Bob	$400 [6] A man could get arrested for wearing these British "knickers" to play golf underpants Ann	$300 [15] "Body part" warmed by sentiment the cockles of the heart Ann
—	$500 [21] It would take an Apollo spacecraft over 100,000 years to reach this nearest star to the sun Alpha Centauri Bob	$500 [27] In 1985 this former teen wonder became the 1st American jockey in 65 years to win Britain's Epsom Derby Steve Cauthen Bob	$500 [18] This same Indian word means a ceremony, a medicine man, or most often, a political meeting a pow-wow Bob	$500 [7] Part of the body where women wear "winklepickers" their feet	$500 [24] Ency. Americana says he felt slighted he wasn't named Commander-in-Chief of the Continental Army John Hancock Bob

Double Jeopardy! Round

1946	MYSTICISM	OPERA	PUBLISHING	ACRONYMS	TOUGH TV TRIVIA
$200 [2] Added to U.S. Nat'l Archives was marriage certificate of this ruler who'd killed himself the year before Adolf Hitler Bob	$200 [1] In a singles bar, they'll ask for your sign, but a pro at this will ask for your birthday astrology George Bob	$200 [5] English translation of this Strauss title is "The Cavalier of the Rose" Der Rosenkavalier Bob	$200 [15] According to "USA Today", 95% of newsweekly magazines' sales are by this subscription Bob	$200 [10] The Society for Industrial & Applied Mathematics, not a country that exports cats SIAM Bob	$200 [23] The Sponsor of "Wild Kingdom" Mutual of Omaha Bob
$400 [3] In its 2nd test, it sank 10 ships, including the battleship "Arkansas" an atomic test George	$400 [8] The radiated light around your body which can be seen by certain attuned people your aura Ann	$400 [21] In his "Don Giovanni" an orchestra on stage played an aria from his "Marriage of Figaro" Mozart Bob	$400 [16] In 1909, John Hill & he formed a company to publish technical books McGraw George	$400 [11] Actors belong to SAG, but extras belong to SEG, this union the Screen Extras Guild Bob	$400 [24] Long before "Night Court", she was a real gem writing for Uncle Milty & Sid Caesar Selma Diamond Bob
$600 [4] This crooner introduced the idea of transcribed rather than live broadcasts Bing Crosby Ann	$600 [9] In a series of books, Carlos Castaneda tells of his apprenticeship with this Yaqui Indian Don Juan Bob	$600 [26] Appropriate profession of Floria Tosca in the opera "Tosca" an opera singer Ann George	DD $400 [17] "At the Movies" reviewers Siskel & Ebert write for these rival Chicago papers the Chicago Tribune & the Sun-Times George	$600 [12] Missiles called "SAM"s are of this type surface-to-air missiles Bob	$600 [25] Based on the Peter Bogdanovich film, this 1974 series featured Jodie Foster as Addie Pray Paper moon Ann
$800 [6] A leading Shakespearean actor in the 1890s, this movie cowboy died June 23, 1946 William S. Hart	$800 [20] Spiritual organ located in the center of the forehead the third eye Ann	$800 [27] Opened in 1833, it presented its 1st American opera in 1910 the Met	$800 [18] Eugene F. Maleska edits this for "The New York Times" the crossword puzzles	$800 [13] Meaning of graphic designers' axiom "KISS" keep it simple, stupid Bob	—
$1,000 [7] The U.N. voted 46-to-7 to accept this family's offer of a site in New York for permanent headquarters the Rockefeller family Ann George	$1,000 [22] Sanskrit for "to blow out", for only in this state is hate, greed & ignorance extinguished nirvana	$1,000 [28] "Ho-jo-ho-to" was her battle cry in Act II of Wagner's "Die Walkure" Brünnhilde Ann	$1,000 [19] Publishers of Dr. Seuss, in 1933, they won the U.S.'s most famous censorship case on "Ulysses" Random House	$1,000 [14] To Chevy, IROC is a Camaro, bt to A.J. Foyt it's this event he's driven IROCs in the International Race of Champions Bob	—

Final Jeopardy!

TWENTIETH CENTURY

To honor him in 1965, Elizabeth II was the 1st reigning British monarch to attend a commoner's funeral

Winston Churchill

George "Who was Eisenhower" — wagered $1,199

Ann "Who was RF Kennedy?" — wagered $4,350

Bob "Who was Winston Churchill?" — wagered $50

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