Show #2157 1994-01-11 (taped 1993-09-27) Regular

Contestants

Steve Ashworth — a financial consultant from Mount Kisco, New York

Jon Olson — a contract manager from Chatham, New Jersey

Graydon Hazenberg — a graduate student originally from Thunder Bay, Ontario (whose 1-day cash winnings total $17,000)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Graydon	$2,100	$3,600	$10,500	$8,801 2nd place: a trip for two to the Grove Park Inn Resort in Ashville, North Carolina + the Jeopardy! home game	$8,800 20 R (including 1 DD), 1 W
Jon	$1,000	$1,200	$4,400	$7,399 3rd place: a crystal castle from Iris Arc Crystal + the Jeopardy! home game	$4,400 16 R, 2 W
Steve	$1,000	$3,600	$11,200	$21,200 New champion: $21,200	$9,700 21 R (including 2 DDs), 0 W

Jeopardy! Round

INSECTS	SILLY SONGS	THE SMITHSONIAN	QUOTES	COLORS	PRESIDENTIAL ALMA MATERS
$100 [4] Insects of the order embioptera aren't spiders, but they still spin these webs Graydon	$100 [22] "Weird Al" Yankovic parodied this Michael Jackson hit with a song called "Eat It" Beat It Steve	$100 [17] The Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute is in the Canal Zone in this country Panama Graydon	$100 [1] Robert Lowell wrote, "If we see a light" here, "it's the light of an oncoming train" at the end of the tunnel Steve	$100 [13] Shades of this include steel, field & smoke grey Jon	$100 [5] Whittier College Richard Nixon Jon
$200 [9] The wooly-bear caterpillar grows up to be one of these a moth Graydon	$200 [23] This rodent group gave us "The Alvin Twist:" in 1962 the Chipmunks Steve	$200 [27] James Renwick, who designed the Smithsonian "Castle", also designed this city's St. Patrick's Cathedral New York City Steve	$200 [2] On arriving in this city, Robert Benchley telegramed, "Streets full of water. Please advise" Venice Steve	$200 [16] Color of the guards in a 1960s Maoist movement red Jon	$200 [6] Eureka College Ronald Reagan Graydon
$300 [10] Worker bees have "baskets" on their hind legs to carry this; cuckoo bees don't pollen Graydon	$300 [24] Tiny Tim also recorded "Animal Crackers in My Soup", but this little girl sang it first in "Curly Top" Shirley Temple Graydon	$300 [28] The Nat'l Museum of Natural history contains the Warner crystal ball & this 45.5-carat blue diamond the Hope Diamond Graydon	$300 [3] W.C. Fields said, "It's a funny old world--a man's lucky if he gets out of it" this way alive Graydon	$300 [18] A shade of pink is named for this pink-fleshed fish salmon Graydon	$300 [12] Georgetown University Clinton Steve
$400 [11] The bald-faced type of this stinging insect builds oval paper nests wasps Jon	$400 [25] This singer ordered a "Cheeseburger in Paradise" in 1978, 1 year after "Margaritaville" Jimmy Buffett Steve	$400 [29] The flag that inspired him to write "The Star-Spangled Banner" is in the National Museum of American History (Francis Scott) Key Steve	$400 [7] Arthur Miller work that includes the line "He's liked, but he's not--well liked Death of a Salesman Steve	$400 [19] A name for an ancient black cosmetic is pronounced like "coal" but spelled this way kohl	$400 [14] The University of Michigan Gerald Ford Jon
$500 [21] It's the larva of a beetle, or a synonym for chow grub Steve	DD $800 [26] This entertainer introduced the followingsilly songin the 1941 movie musical "That Night in Rio""I, Yi, Yi, Yi, Yi, I like you very muchI, Yi, Yi, Yi, Yi, I think you're grand Why, why, why is it..." Carmen Miranda Steve	$500 [30] In his capacity as this, William Rehnquist is a member of the Smithsonian Board of Regents Chief Justice of the United States (C.J. of Supreme Court accepted) Graydon	$500 [8] He said of the Gunpowder Plot, "A desperate disease requires a dangerous remedy Guy Fawkes Graydon	$500 [20] Something xanthic is a shade of this yellow	$500 [15] Southwest Texas state Lyndon Johnson Graydon

Double Jeopardy! Round

THE 16th CENTURY	STATE CAPITALS	SWEETENERS	9-LETTER WORDS	BLACK AMERICA	HODGEPODGE
$200 [1] In 1501 this explorer for whom America is named made his second voyage to the new world (Amerigo) Vespucci Jon	$200 [6] The Blue Diamond growers will let you taste some nuts when you tour their plant in this California city Sacramento Jon	$200 [21] It's estimated bees must visit over 2 million flowers to produce a pound of this honey Jon	$200 [11] Medically speaking, the flu is short for this influenza Jon	$200 [26] Josiah Henson, an escaped slave & minister, inspired this Harriet Beecher Stowe character Uncle Tom Jon	$200 [12] This flavoring comes from a combination of coffee & chocolate mocha Steve
$400 [2] In 1582 Pope Gregory instituted the Gregorian calendar to replace this older one the Julian calendar Steve	$400 [7] The CNN studio tour is a highlight of this capital city Atlanta Graydon	$400 [22] The blackstrap type of this is an important component of animal feeds molasses Jon	$400 [13] It's a public declaration of one's views & motives; Marx & Engels wrote a "communist" one a manifesto Graydon	$400 [27] In June 1990 he announced he would not seek a fourth term as mayor of Washington, D.C. Marion Barry Jon	$400 [17] Some believe when this Biblical city's walls came tumbling down, it was already 6,700 years old Jericho Jon
$600 [3] His dreams of a Utopian society ended on the scaffold in 1535 (Thomas) More Graydon	$600 [8] You'll find the World Center for Birds of Prey on West Flying Hawk Lane near this capital of Idaho Boise Steve	$600 [23] Found in Sweet 'N Low, this substance is several hundred times as sweet as sugar saccharin Graydon Jon Steve	$600 [14] It describes a person who is able to speak 2 languages fluently bilingual Steve	$600 [28] In 1988 this founder of Motown was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Berry Gordy, Jr. Steve	$600 [18] This author's first book of tales in 1835 included "The Tinderbox" & "The Princess & the Pea" Hans Christian Andersen Graydon
$1,000 [5] The 1553 execution of this emperor by Pizarro's men marked the end of the Inca civilization Atahualpa Graydon	$800 [9] Charles Marion Russell's largest painting hangs in the state capitol in this Montana city Helena Jon	$1,000 [25] This chemical marketed as NutraSweet was once studied as a possible ulcer treatment aspartame Steve	$800 [15] A malestrom, or a line of appliances a whirlpool Jon	$800 [29] In 1978 he followed up his decade-old book "Soul on Ice" with another called "Soul on Fire" Eldridge Cleaver Steve	$800 [19] One of the sports enjoyed by Scots at the Highland games is tossing the caber, which is one of these a pole Steve
DD $2,500 [4] In 1530 Holy Roman Emperor Charles V granted this island to the Knights Hospitallers Malta Graydon	$1,000 [10] The Lightning Route was an electric streetcar system that served this Alabama city for decades Montgomery Graydon	DD $2,000 [24] Andreas Marggraf discovered that the sucrose in this plant was the same as that in sugarcane beet root Steve	$1,000 [16] It can be a briefcase for manuscripts or an investor's holdings a portfolio Jon	$1,000 [30] In 1985 she retired from opera singing after a farewell performance as "Aida" Leontyne Price Jon	$1,000 [20] In the 1950s the U.S. & Canada built this series of radar posts in the arctic the DEW Line Graydon

Final Jeopardy!

FAMOUS WOMEN

In an 1875 book she wrote, "Disease is an experience of so-called mortal mind"

Mary Baker Eddy

Jon "Who is Mary Baker Eddy" — wagered $2,999

Graydon "Who Anna Freud" — wagered $1,699

Steve "Who was Mary Baker Eddy" — wagered $10,000

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