Show #1090 1989-05-05 (taped 1989-01-30) Regular

Contestants

Michael Konik — a writer from New York City, New York

Phil Bergen — a librarian from Needham, Massachusetts

Bill Schuler — a systems administrator from San Francisco, California (whose 1-day cash winnings total $12,401)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Bill	$800	$700	$1,700	$3,400 3rd place: Fred Joaillier his & her watches	$1,700 7 R, 5 W
Phil	$1,200	$1,700	$8,500	$8,250 New champion: $8,250	$9,300 23 R (including 1 DD), 2 W (including 1 DD)
Michael	$200	$1,600	$4,000	$3,401 2nd place: Trip to Mount Snow, Vermont	$5,000 13 R, 2 W (including 1 DD)

Jeopardy! Round

ZOOLOGY	DISC JOCKEYS	RELIGION	HOLLYWOOD	"BAR"S	POTENT POTABLES
$100 [22] Another name for the frigate bird, or a Portuguese jellyfish man o' war Bill Michael	$100 [10] In July 1954 Memphis DJ Dewey Phillips became the 1st to air a record by this future superstar Elvis Presley Phil	$100 [6] Abraham, Moses & Jesus are considered prophets in this holy book of Islam the Koran Michael	$100 [12] In 1988 Penthouse magazine offered a $50,000 reward for this late sex symbol's missing diary Marilyn Monroe Phil	$100 [2] Dog talk barking Michael	$300 [9] If she were alive to see her picture on the Bombay gin label, she might not be amused Queen Victoria Phil
$500 [23] The eggs of a fish in the ovary, or a big deer roe	$200 [11] In 1969 Detroit DJ Russ Gibb & his listeners discovered musical "clues" to this Beatle's "death" Paul McCartney Phil	$200 [7] The name for this heavenly being comes from the Greek word for "messenger" angel Bill	$200 [13] He was a Hollywood tycoon before becoming an ambassador & the father of a president Joseph Kennedy Phil	$200 [3] Examples are the Goths, the Vandals & Conan barbarians Bill	$500 [24] Stolichnaya's Pertsovka vodka gets its spicy flavor from these, pictured on the label red peppers
—	$300 [18] Dr. Johnny Fever & Venus Flytrap were resident DJs in this CBS sitcom WKRP in Cincinnati Phil	$300 [1] Roman Catholics are married at this kind of mass nuptial mass Phil	$300 [16] Gloria Swanson, Janet Gaynor & Louise Dresser were the 1st people ever nominated for this award Academy Award for Best Actress Phil	$300 [8] A bass, a baritone, a tenor & a lead getting a haircut barbershop quartet Bill	—
—	$400 [19] Cleveland DJ Alan Freed is credited with popularizing this music term, which had been around for years rock and roll Michael	$400 [4] Ceremony whose name means "daughter of the commandment" in Hebrew bat mitzvah (or bas mitzvah) Bill	$400 [17] George Raft is entombed at Forest Lawn next to this man who played Chico in "Chico & the Man" Freddie Prinze Michael	$400 [14] A tsetse that's taken to frequenting taverns barfly Phil	—
—	$500 [20] In 1965 the real Adrian Cronauer was a morning drive-time disc jockey here Vietnam Michael	$500 [5] Heritage USA, described as a "religious Disneyland", is a theme park located in this state South Carolina Bill	$500 [21] Watching a group of kids argue over pieces of wood inspired him to produce the "Our Gang" comedies Hal Roach Phil	DD $1,000 [15] A Venetian boat song, or this duet from Offenbach's "Tales of Hoffmann": barcarolle Phil	—

Double Jeopardy! Round

MEDICINE	FAMOUS FRENCHMEN	FASHION HISTORY	BOOKS & AUTHORS	U.S. STATES	THE SUPERNATURAL
$200 [13] A sharp pain in your temple, blurred vision & nausea are all symptoms of this type of severe headache migraine Phil	$200 [4] Louise, Mimi, Gigi & Fanny were a few of the fictional women in this debonair Frenchman's life Maurice Chevalier Bill Phil	$200 [6] This large shoulder scarf, sometimes made of mink, was the big fashion news of 1950 mink stole	$200 [16] "The Mystery of Marie Roget" is Poe's sequel to this story about "The Murders in" this place the Rue Morgue Michael	$200 [3] This state has an entire museum devoted to barbed wire, but as far as we know, there's no Toto museum Kansas Phil	$200 [26] Pyromancy is the art of doing this with fire fortune telling Phil
$400 [14] If you've had a myocardial infarction, you've had one of these--so stop smoking, eat right & exercise heart attack Michael	$400 [5] Robespierre met the same fate just 18 months after demanding that this king be guillotined Louis XVI Michael	$400 [7] The clothes & hairstyles of the 1960s produced this gender-blender look unisex Bill Phil Michael	$400 [17] He also wrote "The Life & Death of Mr. Badman", but he's more famous for "The Pilgrim's Progress" John Bunyan Phil	$400 [11] The only state represented by 2 senators of Japanese descent Hawaii Phil Michael	$400 [27] To the Greeks, Hecate was a goddess of sorcery, in this Shakespeare play, she was a witch "Macbeth" Michael
$600 [23] Surgery is only occasionally recommended now for this inflammation of lymphoid tissue in the throat tonsillitis Bill	$600 [10] A 19th c. writer & statesman, or a thick slice of beef filet with béarnaise or chateau sauce named for him Chateaubriand Phil	$600 [8] The bright red jacket worn at a fox hunt isn't called a "red" but this pink coat Bill	DD $800 [18] With success of new Nancy Drew & Hardy Boys books, these Laura Lee Hope kids were brought back the Bobbsey Twins Phil	$600 [12] South Carolina's flag has a blue field with this state tree in the center palmetto Phil	DD $1,000 [29] From the Greek for "distant experience", it's also called thought transference or mind reading mental telepathy Michael
$800 [24] Too much alcohol or rich food doesn't cause this joint inflammation, but it may trigger attacks gout Bill	$800 [21] Film director whose "Stolen Kisses" was a sequel to his "The 400 Blows" Francois Truffaut Phil	$800 [9] An 1882 French play that lent its name to a soft felt hat with foldable brim & creased crown fedora Bill	$800 [19] Her 1st novel was "Adam Bede" George Eliot Phil	$800 [1] This Southeast state's official seal depicts an Indian girl strewing flowers Florida	$1,000 [28] The Bible says this Hebrew king asked the witch of Endor to raise up the spirit of Samuel Saul
$1,000 [25] It's defined as a wound or shock caused by sudden physical injury trauma Phil	$1,000 [22] In his 1835 book about America, he said, "I know of no country where the love of money has taken stronger hold" de Tocqueville Michael	$1,000 [15] These shoes, also known as "spike heels", are almost as pointed as the daggers of the same name stilettos Michael	$1,000 [20] In the Wilkie Collins novel "The Moonstone", the Moonstone was this big diamond	$1,000 [2] This state's Black Warrior National Forest was renamed in honor of T. Bankhead's father Alabama Phil	—

Final Jeopardy!

WOMEN IN POLITICS

In 1974 she became the 1st woman head of state anywhere in the Americas

Isabel Peron (of Argentina)

Bill "Who is Isabell Peron?" — wagered $1,700

Michael "Who is Nancy Reagan?" — wagered $599

Phil "Who is" — wagered $250

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