Show #2167 1994-01-25 (taped 1993-11-01) Regular

Contestants

Rosemary Finch — a naval officer originally from Atlanta, Georgia

Andrew Zarutskie — a press secretary originally from Newburgh, New York

Barry Rubinowitz — a writer from West Hollywood, California (whose 3-day cash winnings total $26,001)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Barry	$600	$1,200	$5,000	$1,000 2nd place	$5,000 16 R (including 1 DD), 3 W
Andrew	$800	$3,400	$5,200	$10,400 New champion: $10,400	$5,200 15 R, 2 W
Rosemary	$1,000	$1,500	$5,300	$199 3rd place	$6,000 19 R (including 1 DD), 7 W (including 1 DD)

Jeopardy! Round

THE PLANETS	TV GUIDE SAYS	FRUITS & VEGETABLES	1979	MONTHS OF THE YEAR	ABBREVIATIONS
$100 [4] It's rings begin about 4,000 miles above the surface & are over 35,000 miles wide Saturn Rosemary	$100 [1] "It's a showdown at the FYI Corral as Miles lays down the law to Murphy" Murphy Brown Barry	$100 [9] A sauce made of this fruit is the traditional accompaniment for a Thanksgiving turkey cranberries Andrew	$100 [15] In December, the price of this precious metal topped $500 per troy ounce for the first time gold Barry	$100 [20] It "comes in like a lion and goes out like a lamb" March Andrew	$100 [25] Take note: this secretarial skill is abbreviated dict. dictation Andrew
$200 [5] This planet's equatorial diameter is only about 400 miles less than Earth's Venus Barry Andrew	$200 [2] "Hordes gather outside Sugarbaker's after the face of Elvis appears on a shovel belonging to Mary Jo" Designing Women Barry	$200 [12] Before making ratatouille, this vegetable should be salted to reduce its bitterness eggplant	$200 [16] On March 28 the British gov't lost a vote of confidence & there was an accident at this U.S. reactor Three Mile Island Rosemary	$200 [21] This month that's also a female name is an anagram of the name Pilar April Barry	$200 [27] In grammar pr. can stand for present or this part of speach pronoun Andrew Rosemary
$300 [6] This planet never appears more than 28 degrees from the sun in the sky Mercury Rosemary	$300 [3] "Peg spoils the family's fun when she's kidnapped by the ax murderer" Married...With Children Rosemary	$300 [13] Celeriac is a type of celery grown for this part, not for its stalks the roots Andrew Rosemary	$300 [17] This long dinosaur at the Carnegie Museum got a new head; the old one belonged to a Camarasaurus Brontosaurus Rosemary	$300 [22] The French call it Janvier January Rosemary	$300 [28] DJ can stand for disc jockey or for this part of a record album a dust jacket Andrew
$400 [7] In August 1989 this became the last planet visited by the Voyager 2 spacecraft Neptune Andrew	$400 [10] "Geordi finds himself drawn romantically to a starfleet lieutenant who is suspected of murder" Star Trek: The Next Generation Andrew Rosemary	$400 [14] This state produces over 80% of the strawberries grown in the United States California Barry	$400 [18] At the end of May, this country added "Zimbabwe" to its name Rhodesia Barry	$400 [23] It was the tenth month of the early Roman calendar; its name comes from the Latin word for "ten" December Rosemary	$400 [29] In telecommunications PBS is the Public Broadcasting Service & NPR is this National Public Radio Andrew
$500 [8] It has the strongest surface gravity of our sun's planets, 2.64 times that of Earth Jupiter Rosemary	$500 [11] "Elaine contributes to the downing of George and Jerry's TV pilot" Seinfeld Rosemary	$500 [26] The Japanese daikon is a giant, mild type of this vegetable a radish Andrew	$500 [19] On April 3 she was elected mayor of Chicago with 82.5% of the vote Jane Byrne Andrew	DD $500 [24] Like the United States, Sweden celebrates its Flag Day during this month June Rosemary	$500 [30] Biblically speaking, Jud. can stand for Judges or for this book of the Apocrypha Judith Andrew

Double Jeopardy! Round

ANCIENT HISTORY	BALLET	WORLD GEOGRAPHY	BUSINESS & INDUSTRY	QUEENLY NICKNAMES	POETS
$200 [2] There were 2 ancient cities of Thebes. 1 in Greece & 1 here Egypt Rosemary	$200 [12] In 1991 the NYC Ballet staged its first production of this ballet about a slumbering princess Sleeping Beauty Barry	$200 [17] Indonesia's Sunda Islands form a boundary between the Pacific Ocean & this ocean the Indian Ocean Rosemary	$200 [10] In 1968 this toy manufacturer introduced Hot Wheels, its line of miniature model cars Mattel Barry	$200 [1] This British queen was known as "the queen of virgins" & "the queen with the heart of a king" Queen Elizabeth I Rosemary	$800 [24] This German was 82 when he finished "Faust" in 1832 Goethe Rosemary
$400 [3] Hammurabi's code said that a person accused of this was to be thrown in the river; floaters were innocent witchcraft Rosemary	$400 [13] In "La Esmeralda", this bell ringer saves the heroine from being murdered Quasimodo Rosemary	$400 [18] Sicily's highest point is this volcano Mount Etna Barry	$400 [22] A former logo of this oil company featured a small star at its bottom Texaco Barry	$400 [5] This dame was the "queen of crime" Agatha Christie	$1,000 [25] Author of the ode "To Autumn", he wrote as his own epitaph "Here lies one whose name was writ in water" John Keats Rosemary
$600 [4] In 256 B.C. the Chou dynasty was deposed by this one that gave the country its name Chin dynasty Barry Rosemary	$600 [14] Nijinsky's first ballet as a choreographer was "L'Après-midi d'un faune", which translates to this Afternoon of a Faun Barry	DD $600 [19] 1 of 2 overseas departments of France in the West Indies (1 of) Martinique & Guadeloupe Barry	$600 [23] This farm implement manufacturer publishes a magazine for farmers called "The Furrow" John Deere Barry Rosemary	$600 [6] Both Irna Phillips & Agnes Nixon have been called "the queen of" this daytime TV genre a soap opera Barry	—
$800 [8] The Stone Age stones used for tools were flint & this black volcanic glass obsidian Rosemary	$800 [15] "Paradise Lost" was created for this pair & first performed by London's Royal Ballet in 1967 Fonteyn & Nureyev Barry	$800 [20] It's the middle of Canada's 3 Prairie Provinces Saskatchewan Andrew Rosemary	DD $600 [26] This credit reporting giant was originally called the Cleveland Cap Screw Company TRW Rosemary	$800 [7] This presidential daughter was called "Queen Alice" Alice Roosevelt Rosemary	—
$1,000 [9] Cities arose c. 2500 B.C. at sites now in Pakistan, in this river valley the Indus Andrew	$1,000 [16] In the 1920s this ballerina was captured on film in a compilation called "The Immortal Swan" Pavlova Barry	$1,000 [21] Lake Titicaca, South America's largest lake, straddles the border of these 2 countries Peru & Bolivia Barry Andrew	$1,000 [27] Among the brands owned by this Swedish vacuum cleaner company are Eureka, Tappan & Frigidaire Electrolux	$1,000 [11] This heroine of "The Perils of Pauline" was "the queen of the silent serials" Pearl White Andrew	—

Final Jeopardy!

AMERICAN NOVELS

The first sentence of this 1957 novel is "I first met Dean not long after my wife and I split up"

On the Road

Barry "What is Deer Park?" — wagered $4,000

Andrew "What is On the Road?" — wagered $5,200

Rosemary "What is [undeciferable writing]" — wagered $5,101

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