Show #1562 1991-05-21 (taped 1991-02-25) Regular

Contestants

Donald Carter — a retired academician from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Dorothy Judd — a teacher and writer from West Orange, New Jersey

Mickey Tennenbaum — a teacher originally from The Hague, Holland (whose 1-day cash winnings total $17,500)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Mickey	$1,700	$4,500	$12,100	$10,100 2-day champion: $27,600	$10,100 25 R (including 2 DDs), 1 W
Dorothy	$1,300	$2,200	$3,400	$100 3rd place	$3,400 12 R, 1 W
Donald	$0	$900	$7,000	$1,000 2nd place	$5,900 15 R (including 1 DD), 3 W

Jeopardy! Round

WORLD GEOGRAPHY	SEWING	PROVERBS	ZOOLOGY	SPORTS TRIVIA	TV DADS
$100 [22] The official residence of the prime minister of Canada is in this city Ottawa Donald	$100 [2] Three basic types of these are set-in, kimono & raglan sleeves Dorothy	$100 [5] "It's a silly" one of these "that is caught with the same bait twice" a fish Donald	$100 [16] The pygmy hippopotamus of this continent is in danger of becoming extinct Africa Mickey	$100 [26] While men use foils, epees & sabres in this Olympic event, women use only foils fencing Mickey	$100 [1] James B. Sikking of "Hill Street Blues" plays this teenage doctor's dad Doogie Howser Dorothy
$200 [24] Thessaloniki in this country was named for Alexander the Great's sister Greece Mickey	$200 [3] Department where you'd find needles, buttons, seam tape & all the other little things you need to sew notions Mickey	$200 [6] Edward Young said, "Procrastination is the thief of" this time Mickey	$200 [17] A female wolf spider encloses these in a sac, attaches it to her spinnerets & drags it behind her her eggs Donald	$200 [27] The team that wins the Super Bowl is awarded the trophy named for him the Vince Lombardi Trophy Donald	$200 [4] James Noble, who plays Larry's dad on "Perfect Strangers", was Governor Gatling on this sitcom Benson Donald
$300 [21] This Brazilian landmark overlooking Guanabara Bay is called Pao de Acucar in Portuguese Sugarloaf (Mountain) Mickey	$300 [9] Use this type of stitch on hems & facing where you don't want the stitches to show a blind stitch Dorothy Donald	$300 [7] "Lucky at cards, unlucky in" this love Mickey	$300 [18] Some of these mollusks related to the octopus are also known as sea arrows squids Donald	$300 [28] Baseball's Western League disbanded in 1900 & reformed as this league the American League Mickey	$300 [12] Higgins on "Magnum, P.I."; he went on to play Sandy Duncan's dad on "The Hogan Family" John Hillerman
DD $400 [25] Abu Dhabi is the largest of the 7 states that make up this Persian Gulf country the United Arab Emirates Mickey	$400 [10] A small spool for holding thread, or a type of lace made with such spools a bobbin Dorothy	$400 [8] This many "feet of earth make all men equal" six feet Dorothy	$400 [19] The lesser panda is also known as this color panda the red panda Dorothy	$400 [29] In 1938 Don Budge became the first player to achieve the Grand Slam in this sport tennis Mickey	$400 [13] Darren McGavin's performance as her father won him an Emmy in 1990 Murphy Brown (Candy Bergen)
$500 [23] These mountain extend from the Bay of Biscay on the NW to the Mediterranean Sea on the SE the Pyrenees Mickey	$500 [11] The Bayeux Tapestry is an example of this "mean" type of embroidery done with woolen yarn crewel Mickey	$500 [15] "He gets a double victory, who conquers" this person himself Dorothy	$500 [20] Gypsy moths are most destructive at this stage of development the larval stage Donald	$500 [30] He's the only boxer to have won the World Heavyweight Title three separate times Muhammad Ali Mickey	$500 [14] Formerly Gonzo Gates on "Trapper John, M.D.", in 1990 he became a dad on "Family Man" Gregory Harrison Mickey

Double Jeopardy! Round

FILE UNDER "A"	FAMOUS RUSSIANS	MODERN HISTORY	ARCHITECTURE	AMERICAN LITERATURE	THE SUN
$200 [2] In this family Richard directed "Gandhi" & his brother David wrote "Life on Earth" Attenborough Mickey	$200 [16] Time Magazine named him "Man of the Decade" for the 1980s Mikhail Gorbachev Donald	$200 [1] In 1978 Pres. Carter signed a bill restoring U.S. citizenship to this Confederate president Jefferson Davis Dorothy	$200 [19] 1 of Palladio's most famous churches is San Giorgio Maggiore in this canal city Venice Dorothy	$200 [11] "Raintree County" opens in this Hoosier State in 1892 & then flashes back to pre-Civil War days Indiana Mickey	$600 [26] About 93 million miles How far is the sun from the earth? Dorothy
$400 [3] The first of these highways was completed in 1935 between Darmstadt & Frankfurt the Autobahn Mickey	$400 [18] When he was nine, Anatoly Karpov was rated a first-category player of this game chess Dorothy	$400 [7] When Francois Mitterrand 1st ran for pres. of France in 1965, he was defeated by this man de Gaulle Mickey	$400 [20] In 1932 he organized the Taliesin Fellowship, a training program for architects Frank Lloyd Wright Donald	$400 [12] The Mark Twain novel that feature Merlin & Morgan le Fay A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court Mickey	$800 [27] Another name for the sun or the name of the Roman equivalent of the Greek sun god Helios Sol Donald
$600 [4] From the Greek for "star finder", it was used to measure the altitude of stars an astrolabe Donald	$600 [17] He's appeared in films, had his own sitcom & is now a spokesman for Best Western; what a country! Yakov Smirnoff Mickey	$600 [8] The Mukden Incident in 1931 began Japan's occupation of this region of China Manchuria Donald	$800 [24] From the Arabic "al-qubbah", the vault, it's a recessed chamber within or connected to a room an alcove Donald	$600 [13] His novel "The Pathfinder" is subtitles "The Inland Sea" James Fenimore Cooper Mickey	$1,000 [28] Scientific term for the visible surface of the Sun the photosphere Dorothy
$800 [5] The Nez Perce Indians developed this breed of horse the Appaloosa Dorothy	$800 [22] His crusade for nuclear disarmament & Soviet democracy earned him the 1975 Nobel Peace Prize Andrei Sakharov Mickey	$800 [9] He named his revolutionary group the 26th of July Movement for the date of his 1st revolt in 1953 (Fidel) Castro Mickey	$1,000 [25] Of the 3 classical Greek orders of architecture, this one, named for a city, was the most ornate Corinthian Donald	$800 [14] "The Natural", his first novel, was first published in 1952 Bernard Malamud Mickey	—
$1,000 [6] Opposed to a fraternal order, it was the first third party in U.S. history the Anti-Masons Donald	$1,000 [23] 61 years after leaving Russia, this piano virtuoso returned in 1986 for a series of performances Horowitz Mickey	$1,000 [10] In May 1981 riots broke out in Belfast following the hunger strike & death of this IRA member Bobby Sands Donald	DD $1,700 [21] His 1682 design for the Royal Hospital at Chelsea was inspired by the Hotel des Invalides (Christopher) Wren Donald	DD $3,000 [15] This collection of short stories about life in a small town was S. Anderson's 4th book Winesburg, Ohio Mickey	—

Final Jeopardy!

THE 1950s

He died October 9, 1958 at Castel Gandolfo

Pope Pius XII

Dorothy "Who is I wish I knew?" — wagered $3,300

Donald "Who was Pope John XXIII" — wagered $6,000

Mickey "Who was King George VI" — wagered $2,000

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