Show #141 1985-03-25 (taped 1984-12-11) Regular

Steven Rogitz game 2.

Contestants

Debbi Holzinger — a naval lieutenant from San Diego, California

Lonny Gulden — a sales manager from Eden Prairie, Minnesota

Steven Rogitz — a letter carrier from Gardena, California (whose 1-day cash winnings total $11,999)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Steve	$-100	$1,700	$9,800	$13,800 2-day champion: $25,799	$9,300 30 R (including 1 DD), 8 W
Lonny	$-100	$500	$-900	$-900 3rd place: a recliner	$-900 3 R, 4 W
Debbi	$700	$1,500	$2,900	$5,400 2nd place: a stackable washer and drier + an answering machine	$2,600 10 R (including 1 DD), 4 W

Jeopardy! Round

EASY MATH	FOOD FACTS	QUOTE, UNQUOTE	EGYPT	CRIME & PUNISHMENT
$100 [17] The answer to 65divided by4/7x 0 zero Steve	$100 [1] The average adult male needs 3000 a day, a female, 2200 calories Steve	$100 [4] Play in which Queen Gertrude, while watching a play, says, "The lady doth protest too much" Hamlet Steve Lonny Debbi	$100 [5] Egyptian-born actor Michael Shalhoub, his most famous role was a Russian doctor Omar Sharif Debbi	$100 [14] In California, this auto necessity is made at Folsom Prison license plates Steve
$200 [18] Number of first-class stamps in a $20 roll a hundred Steve	$200 [2] Though leader in total world food production at 35%, this continent has 59% of the world's population Asia Steve	$200 [8] At the 1st Battle of Bull Run, Bernard Bee said, "There is Jackson, standing like..." this a stone wall Steve	$300 [7] Leader assassinated at parade celebrating 8th anniversary of Yom Kippur War Sadat Steve	$200 [15] They were 1st trained to help with police work about 1900 in Ghent, Belgium dogs Steve Debbi
$300 [19] Decimal equivalent of 3/4 .75 Lonny	$300 [3] This process does not "heal" food, but preserves it curing Steve	$300 [9] Pop artist who claimed "in the future everyone will be famous for 15 minutes" Andy Warhol Steve	$400 [22] Albanian founder of the last Egyptian dynasty; his namesake is a famous prizefighter Muhammad Ali Steve Debbi	$300 [16] It's estimated there are about 40,000 separate police agencies in this country the United States Steve Lonny
$400 [20] Sum of the 3 Billy Goats Gruff, the 3 Little Pigs & Goldilocks & the 3 Bears 10 Steve	$400 [12] Paris cooking school named after ribbons worn by the Order of the Holy Ghost Cordon Bleu Debbi	$400 [10] "I can't mate in captivity." explained this feminist on why she's never married Gloria Steinem Steve	DD $500 [6] Italian opera set in Egypt featuring this march: Aida Debbi	$500 [23] A 43-year old mother of 4 recently broke up a $3.5 billion ring dealing in this drug cocaine Lonny
$500 [21] The square root of 225 15 Debbi	$500 [13] Colorful term used to describe effort to increase food production in developing countries the green revolution Steve	$500 [11] Completes the saying "The trouble with a kitten is that..." it grows to a cat Lonny Debbi	—	—

Double Jeopardy! Round

PRESIDENTS	ROCKS & MINERALS	MOVIE TRIVIA	SOCIAL STUDIES	MAMMALS	AMERICAN LITERATURE
$200 [1] '70s president who, as a model, once appeared in "Look" magazine Gerald Ford Steve Debbi	$200 [22] A sparking rock or a Michigan city Flint Steve	$200 [3] It was known as the dingus, the stuff dreams are made of & the black bird the Maltese Falcon Steve Debbi	$200 [18] 3-letter term for fashions that come & go quickly, such as hula hoops & coonskin caps a fad Steve	$200 [2] "Vampire" variety of these actually do feed on the blood of other animals bats Steve	$200 [8] Sport defined by Hemingway as "Death in the Afternoon" bullfighting Steve
$400 [14] This office remained vacant during Truman's 1st administration the vice-presidency Debbi	—	$400 [4] Character from American history played on screen more than any other Abe Lincoln Steve	$400 [19] "Jus soli", the right of soil, makes you this in the country of your birth a citizen Steve	$400 [15] General name for the wild rabbits of Canada, the U.S. & Mexico; Peter is one a cottontail Steve	$400 [9] In 1843, the Merriams took over the rights to his dictionary Webster Steve
$600 [16] Said he could either run the country or control his daughter Alice, "But not both" Teddy Roosevelt Steve	—	$600 [5] A sequel's now being planned to this top grossing film, called in France "S.O.S. Phantomes" Ghostbusters Steve Lonny	$600 [20] Not a radioactive clan, but the core group of one's relatives the nuclear family Steve	$600 [24] Before hunting, a pack of these meets & howls to keep other packs from its territory wolves Steve	$600 [10] Her "Giant" grew into an epic movie Edna Ferber Steve
$800 [17] Probably our most scholarly president, he was only one to earn a Ph.D. Woodrow Wilson Steve	—	$800 [6] To protect his image, Buster Keaton's MGM contract did not allow him to do this onscreen smile Steve	$800 [21] U.S. equivalent to the bourgeoisie which developed between the aristocrats & the peasants in France business class or middle class (merchant class accepted) Debbi	$800 [25] This swimming African animal "yawns" as an aggressive gesture before it attacks a hippo Steve Lonny Debbi	$800 [11] "Death Comes for" him Willa Cather's classic the Archbishop Steve
$1,000 [12] In 1940, FDR beat him to win 3rd term Wendell Willkie Steve	—	DD $1,500 [7] 4-generation film family which includes a knighted actor, his father, daughters & grandchildren the Redgraves Steve	$1,000 [23] It's suffered by one who goes from his simple society to a very complex one culture shock Debbi	—	$1,000 [13] Novelist & poet who went "Trout Fishing in America" (Richard) Brautigan Steve

Final Jeopardy!

BUSINESS & INDUSTRY

This cereal co. which owns Parker Bros. & Lionel Trains is the largest toy maker in the world

General Mills

Debbi "What is General Mills?" — wagered $2,500

Steve "What is General Mills?" — wagered $4,000

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