Show #2156 1994-01-10 (taped 1993-09-27) Regular

Contestants

Joanne Bollhofer — a pharmacist originally from Hicksville, New York

Blaise Messinger — a word processor originally from Pleasantville, New York

Graydon Hazenberg — a graduate student originally from Thunder Bay, Ontario

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Graydon	$600	$2,500	$9,000	$17,000 New champion: $17,000	$7,700 16 R (including 1 DD), 1 W
Blaise	$100	$1,800	$8,400	$1 3rd place: Village bedroom set and Jeopardy!/Wheel of Fortune video games for the Super NES/Sega Genesis	$8,200 20 R (including 1 DD), 2 W
Joanne	$1,600	$2,100	$7,100	$14,200 2nd place: An NEC notebook computer and In-House Accountant software	$7,000 21 R (including 1 DD), 3 W

Jeopardy! Round

ARGENTINA	TENNIS	U.S. MUSEUMS	CHLDREN'S LITERATURE	BUSINESS & INDUSTRY	ENDS IN "OO"
$100 [21] The president of Argentina works at the Casa Rosada or Pink House in this city Buenos Aires Blaise	$100 [1] The court is 78 by 27 feet for singles & 78 by 36 feet for this type of play doubles Joanne	$100 [2] In 1992 fans "beamed up" to the Smithsonian's Nat'l. Air & Space Museum exhibit devoted to this series Star Trek Joanne	$100 [8] The name of these J.R.R. Tolkien Middle-earth dwellers may have been suggested by Lewis' "Babbitt" hobbits Blaise	$100 [11] This world's largest rubber company produced the tires used on the Apollo 15 lunar rover Goodyear Graydon	$100 [20] It's sometimes a quadruped, but to move quickly it becomes a biped & leaps a kangaroo Graydon
$200 [23] Argentina is one of the world's largest producers of this potent potable, making more than the U.S. wine Graydon Joanne	$200 [5] The name of this tennis implement comes from the Arabic rahah, meaning "palm of the hand" racket Joanne	$200 [3] A museum in Philadelphia has the largest display of this French sculptor's works outside of Paris Rodin Joanne	$200 [9] Her curiosity at seeing a rabbit with a waistcoat & pocket watch leads her down the rabbit hole Alice Blaise	$200 [13] In 1926 German automaker Daimler merged with this company Benz Graydon	$200 [22] It's a game played with a baby in which you keep hiding & reappearing peek-a-boo Graydon
$300 [24] In September 1955 General Eduardo Lonardi succeeded this man as leader of Argentina (Juan) Peron Blaise	$300 [12] In scoring ad is short for this word advantage Joanne	$300 [4] Harper's Ferry, West Virginia has a wax museum devoted to this famed abolitionist (John) Brown Graydon	$300 [10] She is taken by her Aunt Dete to live with her grandfather on a peak named the Alm Heidi Joanne	$300 [15] Atlantic Richfield Company, a Los Angeles-based oil co., is better known by this shorter name ARCO Blaise	$300 [27] Meaning "go away", in the 1910s it followed "23" skidoo Joanne
$400 [26] The average Argentine eats over 175 pounds of this meat annually beef (cattle accepted) Blaise	$400 [14] The French Open is played on this type of surface that favors touch over power clay Joanne	DD $500 [6] At the Tennessee State Museum, you can see Mrs. Sam Houston's guitar & this 7th president's inaugural hat Andrew Jackson Joanne	$400 [16] On an 1865 trip to Europe, she met a Polish youth on whom she modeled Laurie in "Little Women" (Louisa May) Alcott Graydon	$400 [19] Donald J. Hall is the chairman of this Kansas City company & the son of its founder Hallmark cards Joanne	$400 [28] It's a small error or Yogi Bear's pal Boo-Boo Blaise
$500 [30] In 1985 Argentina replaced this currency with a new one called the austral the peso Graydon	$500 [17] This top-ranked female tennis player was attacked during an April 1993 match in Germany Monica Seles Blaise	$500 [7] Picasso's "Guernica", now in Madrid, hung in this U.S. Museum from 1939 to 1981 the Museum of Modern Art Blaise Joanne	$500 [18] The little locomotive in this Watty Piper book says "I think I can-I think I can" The Little Engine That Could Blaise	$500 [25] Based in Geneva, Switzerland, Arthur Andersen & Compnay, SC is the world's 4th-largest firm in this field accounting Graydon	$500 [29] A hullabaloo or sensational publicity ballyhoo Blaise

Double Jeopardy! Round

HISTORY	SWEETS	FLORIDA	ARCHITECTURE	ZOOLOGY	MUSICAL THEATER
$200 [7] In 1755 Mikhail Lomonosov founded the University of Russia, now this country's oldest Russia Blaise	$200 [6] The secret ingredient in Joy of Cooking's Mystery Cake is this condensed red soup tomato soup Joanne	$200 [18] Objects on the state seal include the sun, a steamboat & this type of tree a palm tree Joanne	$200 [24] The central train station in this Dutch capital is one of Petrus Cuypers' most famous works Amsterdam Joanne	$200 [14] This largest bird has the fewest toes, 2 on each foot an ostrich Joanne	$200 [1] This actor who played Zorba on film also played him in a musical stage version Anthony Quinn Blaise
$400 [10] In 963 Holy Roman Emperor Otto I deposed John XII from this office & had it given to Leo VIII pope Graydon	$400 [8] Some say this pastry's name is a corruption of "Neapolitan"; others say it was named for an emperor a Napoleon Blaise	$400 [20] Water skiing shows & boat tours are a feature of this attraction near Winter Haven Cyprus Gardens Joanne	$400 [27] Unity Temple, which he designed for Oak Park, Illinois, is noted for its bold use of concrete Frank Lloyd Wright Joanne	$400 [17] During this winter dormancy, some animals' body temperatures drop to near freezing hibernation Blaise	$400 [2] This Lerner & Loewe musical opens with the number 'I Wonder What the King Is Doing Tonight.'" Camelot Blaise
$600 [11] This country acquired Thessaly & part of Epirus from Turkey in 1881 Greece Graydon	$600 [9] Ben & Jerry's Chunky Monkey ice cream is this fruit flavor with walnuts and chocolate chunks banana Joanne	$600 [21] This Florida lake borders 5 counties Lake Okeechobee Joanne	$600 [28] Chinese-American who designed the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame I.M. Pei Blaise	$600 [19] On a chameleon, this organ is as long as its body his tongue Graydon Joanne	$600 [3] In March 1993 a postage stamp was issued to celebrate the 50th anniversary of this Rodgers & Hammerstein play Oklahoma! Blaise
$1,000 [13] On June 5, 1900 this city, capital of the Boer Republic of South Africa, fell to the British Pretoria Graydon	$800 [15] This simple dessert that's thickened with eggs is the base for Bavarian cream custard Blaise	$800 [22] This city near Tampa was named for the Russian birthplace of one of its founders St. Petersburg Joanne	$800 [29] The flamboyant phase of this medieval style featured flamelike curves in its tracery Gothic architecture Joanne	$800 [25] Males of the stag species of this insect have jaws that resemble antlers beetle Joanne	$800 [4] A harmony group's tour is cut short by a fatal auto accident in the musical comedy "Forever" this Plaid Blaise
DD $2,100 [12] Boutros Ghali, the Coptic Christian Premier of this country, was assassinated in 1910 Egypt Graydon	$1,000 [16] The name of these spicy cookies is German for "pepper nuts" pfeffernüsse Graydon	$1,000 [23] Fort Jefferson Nat'l. Monument covers these "dry" islands & the surrounding waters of the Gulf of Mexico the tortugas Blaise	$1,000 [30] Sir Basil Spence designed a new cathedral next to the bombed-out ruins of the old one in this English city Coventry Graydon	$1,000 [26] The world's smallest monkeys, they include the pygmy & the golden lion tamarin the marmoset Graydon	DD $1,200 [5] Sadly, this nostalgic musical was Gower Champion's last; he died just hours before its 1980 premiere 42nd Street Blaise

Final Jeopardy!

MONARCHS

King William IV's daughters died in infancy, so this niece succeeded him on the British throne

Victoria

Joanne "Who was Victoria?" — wagered $7,100

Blaise "Who is Mary Queen of Scots" — wagered $8,399

Graydon "Who was Queen Victoria?" — wagered $8,000

« Back to Games