Show #880 1988-06-03 (taped 1988-03-07) Regular

Michael Rankins game 1.

Contestants

Tom Hudak — a factory worker from Hudson Falls, New York

Michael Rankins — a customer service represenative from Rohnert Park, California

Jack Koenig — an actor and househusband from New York City, New York (whose 3-day cash winnings total $23,599)

Scores

Player First Commercial End of Jeopardy! End of Double Jeopardy! Final Coryat
Jack $2,600 $2,600 $5,400 $10,800
2nd place: Scott 27" color monitor receiver & Ortho day bed
$5,700
14 R (including 1 DD), 1 W (including 1 DD)
Michael $500 $3,700 $5,700 $11,399
New champion: $11,399
$6,300
20 R, 3 W (including 1 DD)
Tom $100 $2,100 $7,300 $3,199
3rd place: White-Westinghouse refrigerator-freezer
$7,300
17 R, 2 W

Jeopardy! Round

1958 BIOLOGY STARTS WITH "R" FOOTBALL PIES SHANGHAI MOVIES
$100 [27]
He succeeded Bulganin as premier of the USSR on March 27
Nikita Khrushchev
Michael
$100 [3]
It's generally the last vestige of the tadpole stage that a frog loses
tail
Jack
$100 [12]
It's a past tense of rend, or what you pay your landlord
rent
Jack
$100 [2]
Working as a mail clerk to attend Notre Dame, this legend later coached football there
Knute Rockne
Michael Tom
$100 [17]
Though a pie is served from its baking dish, this tiny cousin is removed from its dish
tart
Tom
$100 [1]
Roland Winters played this detective in "The Shanghai Chest" ; Sidney Toler in "The Shanghai Cobra"
Charlie Chan
Michael
$200 [30]
Of the people who joined the U.S. Army, March 24, 1958, the one we've all heard of
Elvis Presley
Michael
$200 [8]
Fleischmann's says one ounce of this carbon dioxide-making substance contains about 280 billion cells
yeast
$200 [13]
To remember, or to vote a politician out of office before the end of his term
recall
Jack
$200 [6]
Color of the penalty marker, or "flag", used by pro referees
yellow
Michael
$200 [20]
Shepherd's pie is actually an entree originally made with this meat
lamb
Michael
$200 [4]
In "Footlight Parade", this dancer, Mrs. Al Jolson, used a Chinese accent to play Shanghai Lil
Ruby Keeler
Jack
$300 [26]
Just the facts ma'am: he married Jackie Loughery on June 24
Jack Webb
Tom
$300 [9]
Most animals other than birds or mammals are poikilothermic, commonly referred to as this
cold-blooded
Jack
$400 [15]
The part of the U.S. Capitol directly under the dome
rotunda
Michael
$300 [7]
On the line, it's the position to either side of the center
guard
Tom
$300 [21]
If you want your pie crust to be flaky, choose this ingredient carefully
shortening
Tom
$300 [5]
1987 Steven Spielberg epic that opens in Shanghai on the eve of World War II
Empire of the Sun
Michael Tom
$400 [28]
On December 31, he was still the leader of Cuba--the next day he resigned & fled
Fulgencio Batista
Michael
$400 [18]
As the middle Paleozoic era is called the age of fishes, the Mesozoic era is known as this
age of reptiles
Tom
$500 [16]
The name of this plant with an edible root is from the Swedish for "baggy root"
rutabaga
Michael
$400 [23]
Term used when a player loses possession of the football other than by passing or kicking it
fumble
Tom
$400 [22]
This type of pie, like chocolate, can simply be pudding in a pie shell
custard (cream pie)
Michael
$400 [10]
After dumping Loretta Young in "Shanghai", he waylaid Hedy Lamarr in the casbah in "Algiers"
Charles Boyer
Jack
$500 [29]
First published in Italian, this Russian novel came out in English & helped win its author a Nobel Prize
Doctor Zhivago
Michael Tom
$500 [19]
Term for the transference of microspores of seed plants from anther to stigma
pollination
Tom
DD $800 [14]
Pronounced one way, it means to turn down, pronounced the other way, it means trash
refuse
Jack
$500 [24]
At 65, he was fired as Ohio State's football coach after hitting an opposing player
Woody Hayes
Tom
$500 [25]
The earliest recipe for this pie filling of finely chopped apples, spices & suet dates from 1486
mincemeat
Michael
$500 [11]
This 1948 Orson Welles film features a shattering climax in a hall of mirrors
The Lady from Shanghai
Jack

Double Jeopardy! Round

U.S. CITIES THE TONY AWARDS WORD ORIGINS STEPHEN FOSTER NAME THE NOVEL PASHAS
$200 [22]
In North Carolina, it's the biggest port city; in Delaware, it's the biggest city of all
Wilmington
Jack
$200 [6]
Oddly, his Tony for "The King & I" was for Best Supporting Actor in a Musical
Yul Brynner
Jack
$200 [15]
Game whose name may be derived from the nickname of a 19th century gambler, "Johnny Crapaud"
craps
Tom
$200 [8]
It was published under the title "Susanna, Don't You Cry"
"Oh! Susanna"
Michael
$200 [1]
Mowgli, "the Frog", is raised by mother wolf
The Jungle Book
Michael
$200 [26]
Of military, civil, or religious officials, group to which the title of pasha was never applied
religious officials
Michael
$400 [21]
Cities in Nevada & New Mexico share this name, Spanish for "the meadows"
Las Vegas
$400 [7]
The 1st Arthur Miller drama to be voted "Best Play" in 1949
Death of a Salesman
Tom
$400 [18]
Our word "pen" is from Latin "penna" meaning this old-fashioned writing instrument
a feather (a quill accepted)
Michael
$400 [9]
Foster became a derelict & died in extreme poverty in this city's Bellevue Hospital when he was only 37
New York City
Michael
$400 [2]
Sam Spade stalks Miles' murderer
The Maltese Falcon
Tom
$400 [27]
In 1909, Kamil Pasha resigned & Hilmi Pasha was appointed the new grand one of these
vizier
Michael
$600 [13]
It's the name of the 3rd largest city in both Missouri & Massachusetts & the 4th largest in Illinois
Springfield
Tom
$600 [11]
Surprisingly, only 1 of his plays, "The Rose Tattoo", won the "Best Play" award
Tennessee Williams
Michael
$600 [14]
Name of this structure is an 18th C. joke word combining the Latin ending meaning "I shall" with "gaze"
gazebo
Jack
$600 [10]
He reportedly wrote this song while visiting a cousin's house in Bardstown, Kentucky
"My Old Kentucky Home"
Jack
$600 [3]
Ma & Pa Joad go west
The Grapes of Wrath
Tom
$600 [28]
Midhat Pasha gave this empire a new constitution in 1876; in 1877 they dismissed & banished him
Ottoman Empire
Michael
$800 [19]
It's the 2nd largest city in Georgia & recently became the largest in Ohio
Columbus
DD $600 [12]
The "Best Musical" of 1973, it was set in turn-of-the-century Sweden & featuredthe following:
A Little Night Music
Michael
$800 [16]
This word for clergyman means "servant" since he's considered the servant of his congregation
minister
Michael
DD $800 [23]
The day & year when Foster was born, it was also the day Jefferson & Adams died
July 4, 1826
Jack
$800 [4]
Griffin becomes an unseen guest at the Coach & Horses Inn
The Invisible Man
$800 [29]
Son of a Greek, Ibrahim Pasha helped run the empire during the 1500s for this magnificent guy
Suleiman
$1,000 [20]
5th largest city in Minnesota, it's named for the 3rd largest in New York
Rochester
Tom
$1,000 [24]
Elizabeth Taylor was nominated for her very 1st Broadway play, the 1981 revival of this
The Little Foxes
Jack
$1,000 [17]
From Old Norse "jalda", meaning mare, especially a tired one, comes this word for insensitive or worn out
jaded
Tom
$1,000 [25]
Title lady whose "smiles have vanished & her sweet songs flown"
"Jeanie With The Light Brown Hair"
Tom
$1,000 [5]
A governess fights the possession of young Miles & Flora by the spirits of Quint & Miss Jessel
Turn of the Screw
Jack
$1,000 [30]
In October 1853, the Turks under Omar Pasha crossed the Danube & attacked this country's troops
Russia

Final Jeopardy!

THE CABINET

The State Dept. helps Americans abroad, while this department urges foreigners to visit the U.S.

the Department of Commerce

Jack "What is the Dept. of Commerce?" — wagered $5,400
Michael "What is the Dept. of Commerce" — wagered $5,699
Tom "What is the Dept. of Interior" — wagered $4,101

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