Show #2079 1993-09-23 (taped 1993-07-26) Regular

Contestants

Chuck Geneslaw — a pediatrician from Toms River, New Jersey

Tim Sheehan — a sales rep from Exton, Pennsylvania

Dave Osborne — a television production assistant from Chicago, Illinois (whose 1-day cash winnings total $9,199)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Dave	$600	$600	$6,400	$1,201 2-day champion: $10,400	$7,200 19 R (including 1 DD), 3 W (including 1 DD)
Tim	$-300	$2,600	$5,800	$0 3rd place: New Home Memory Craft 4000 sewing machine + computerized version of Jeopardy! or Jeopardy! home game	$5,800 21 R, 4 W
Chuck	$500	$2,100	$3,100	$1 2nd place: trip on TWA to Tampa, Florida & stay at Safety Harbor Spa & Fitness Center + computerized version of Jeopardy! or Jeopardy! home game	$3,100 11 R (including 1 DD), 2 W

Jeopardy! Round

U.S. CITIES	THE EMMY AWARDS	THE GRAPHIC ARTS	THE HEART	FLAGS	ITALIAN 101
$100 [9] It's sometimes referred to as "The Big Apple" New York Tim	$100 [1] This "Evening Shade" star joked that he was going to mount his Emmy on the hood of his Mercedes Burt Reynolds Dave	$100 [14] Types of these include dip, fountain & felt-tip pens Tim	$100 [5] At rest the average heart pumps 5 quarts of this each minute blood Chuck	$100 [15] This country's flag was originally a sea flag for the Shogun of the House of Tokugawa Japan Dave	$100 [24] Svizzera is the Italian name for this country Switzerland Dave
$200 [10] Chartered on Feb. 23, 1822, it was the first Massachusetts town to become a city Boston Tim	$200 [2] In 1982 & 1983 the TV Academy "hailed" Carol Kane & Christopher Lloyd for their roles on this sitcom Taxi Dave	$200 [16] 1 of the 4 colors used in the four-color printing process (1 of) red (blue, yellow & black) Tim	$200 [6] This small electronic device is sometimes implanted to stimulate the heart to beat properly pacemaker Chuck	$200 [17] Flags of the United Kingdom, Transvaal & the Orange Free State appear on this country's flag South Africa Tim	$200 [26] "Ha dei bambini?" means "Do you have" any of these babies (children) Tim
$300 [11] Among the tourist sites in this city are Beehive House & the Seagull Monument in Temple Square Salt Lake City Chuck	$300 [3] Of Marion Lorne, Agnes Moorehead or Elizabeth Montgomery, the one who won an Emmy for "Bewitched" Marion Lorne Tim	$300 [19] Drafting is also known as this type of "drawing" & it uses a special pencil mechanical drawing Tim Chuck	$300 [7] This explosive is used to reduce the chest pains called angina pectoris nitroglycerin Dave	$300 [18] The coat of arms on this British crown colony's flag features 2 Chinese junks Hong Kong Dave	$300 [27] If you want your pesce (fish) cooked this way, ask for it "fritto" fried Tim
$400 [12] Among those buried in this city's Greenmount Cemetery are Johns Hopkins & John Wilkes Booth Baltimore Dave Tim	$400 [4] Bebe Neuwirth, a 1986 Tony winner for "Sweet Charity", won 2 Emmys for playing Lilith on this sitcom Cheers Chuck	$400 [25] This process of changing the details on a photograph can now be done on a computer touch-up (retouch) Tim	$400 [22] The relaxing & filling phase of the heart is the diastole; the contracting & pumping phase, this systole Chuck	$400 [20] The emblem on this country's flag depicts the Aztec legend of the founding of its capital Mexico Tim	$400 [28] Italians don't capitalize the names of these 7, ranging from lunedi to domenica days of the week Dave Tim
$500 [13] This Ohio city's Fountain Square includes a fountain cast by the Royal Bronze Foundry of Bavaria Cincinnati	$500 [8] This TV "Golden Girl" was nominated for the first "Best Actress" Emmy in 1950 but lost to Gertrude Berg Betty White Dave Chuck	$500 [30] To crop is to trim the edge of a picture; this is to extend the picture to the edge of a page bleed Chuck	DD $500 [23] In 1785 William Withering introduced this heart drug in the form of foxglove leaves digitalis Chuck	$500 [21] This African country's flag resembles the U.S. flag with 11 stripes & 1 star Liberia Chuck	$500 [29] For a nice tie or blouse, look for one made of seta, which is this silk Tim

Double Jeopardy! Round

MEMOIRS	ROCK TRIVIA	RECENT HISTORY	MAGAZINES	THEATRE	KINGS & QUEENS
$200 [1] "Life on the Mississippi" Samuel Clemens (Mark Twain) Tim	$200 [2] He formed the Plastic Ono Band before the Beatles broke up John Lennon Dave	$200 [10] In 1992 Arizona voters approved a January state holiday to honor this late civil rights leader Martin Luther King Dave	$200 [15] In names of quite dissimilar magazines, this word stands alone or follows "Soldier of" Fortune Tim	$200 [19] Vladimir & Estragon were "Waiting for" him Godot Chuck	$200 [26] Napoleon's second wife, Marie Louise, was a niece of this French queen Marie Antoinette Chuck
$400 [3] "Hamp: An Autobiography" Lionel Hampton Dave	$400 [7] Bobby Darin wrote this 1958 hit in about 10 minutes; we don't know if he was in the bath "Splish Splash" Dave	$400 [11] On Oct. 15, 1991 he was confirmed by a 52-48 vote to replace Thurgood Marshall on the Supreme Court (Clarence) Thomas Dave	$400 [16] Appropriately, the spring 1993 cover of Cigar Aficionado featured this Marx brother Groucho Tim	$400 [22] This Frenchman whose name is often followed by "Pere" liked to cast his mistresses in his plays (Alexandre) Dumas Dave	$400 [27] This current king is descended from King Ferdinand II & Queen Isabella Juan Carlos Tim
$600 [4] "Me: Stories of My Life" Katharine Hepburn Dave	$600 [8] This Bobby "Boris" Pickett song was the No. 1 hit on Halloween in 1962 "Monster Mash" Tim	$600 [12] In 1991 Rev. George L. Carey was enthroned as 103rd Archbishop of this & leader of the Church of England Canterbury Cathedral (Archbishop of Canterbury) Tim	$600 [17] A man named Malcolm was its editor-in-chief from 1954-1990 Forbes Tim	$600 [23] The 1927 comedy "The Royal Family" was inspired by this "Royal Family of the American Stage" Barrymores Dave	$600 [28] Constantine I of this country went into exile in 1917, was recalled in 1920 & was exiled again in 1922 Greece Chuck
$800 [5] "Blind Ambition" John Dean Dave	$800 [9] Frankie Lymon was only 13 when he posed this question, his biggest hit "Why Do Fools Fall in Love" Tim	$800 [13] Scores died when an El Al cargo jet crashed into an apartment complex in this country in 1992 Netherlands Tim	$800 [18] This Cosmopolitan editor-in-chief calls her monthly column "Step Into My Parlor" Helen Gurley Brown Dave	DD $1,000 [24] This urbane Englishman wrote about a weekend in the country in the 1925 comedy "Hay Fever" Noel Coward Dave	$800 [29] Geraldine Apponyi, the 1st queen of American descent, was married to King Zog I of this country Albania Tim
DD $1,000 [6] "Beloved Infidel" Sheilah Graham Dave	$1,000 [20] In the 1960s the Surfaris rode the wave of success twice with this instrumental "Wipe Out" Tim	$1,000 [14] In Feb. 1992 a Brazilian court ordered a new trial in the murder of this environmental leader Francisco "Chico" Mendes	$1,000 [21] This host of TV's "Wild Kingdom" is on the editorial advisory board of Zoo Life Jim Fowler Dave	$1,000 [25] He wrote "The Dumb Waiter" in 1957 & "The Caretaker" in 1960 Harold Pinter	$1,000 [30] He united the houses of Lancaster & York by marrying Elizabeth of York in 1486 Henry VII (Henry Tudor)

Final Jeopardy!

SCIENTISTS

He is Cambridge Univ.'s Lucasian Professor of Mathematics, a chair held 300 years ago by Isaac Newton

Stephen Hawking

Chuck "Who is Alex Trebec" — wagered $3,099

Tim "Who is Steven Fog" — wagered $5,800

Dave "Who is Galbreath" — wagered $5,199

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