Show #1076 1989-04-17 (taped 1988-12-19) Regular

Contestants

Kathy Fuller — a graduate student from Baltimore, Maryland

Gerry Daley — a manufactor's represenative originally from Waterbury, Connecticut

Glenn Kane — an emergency physician from Venice, California (whose 2-day cash winnings total $23,699)

Scores

Player First Commercial End of Jeopardy! End of Double Jeopardy! Final Coryat
Glenn $600 $2,100 $7,900 $3,199
3-day champion: $26,898
$7,900
18 R, 0 W
Gerry $1,400 $1,500 $3,500 $2,500
2nd place: a trip to Florida
$3,500
10 R, 1 W
Kathy $1,700 $2,900 $6,300 $0
3rd place: a Panasonic word processor
$9,700
22 R (including 1 DD), 4 W (including 2 DDs)

Jeopardy! Round

CURRENT EVENTS ZOOLOGY A.K.A. ADS & COMMERCIALS VOCABULARY RECORDERS
$100 [1]
They declared an independent state for themselves November 15, 1988, & Israel said no way
the Palestinians
Glenn
$100 [17]
Some fish have these sense organs on other parts of their bodies, not just in their mouths
taste buds
Kathy
$100 [3]
Madcap musician Borge Rosenbaum, who was born in Copenhagen & made his debut as a concert pianist at 13
Victor Borge
Glenn
$100 [5]
Crackle! is the only blond in this famous trio
Snap, Crackle & Pop
Gerry
$100 [14]
The latex of a plant, or the juice of a coconut
the milk
Glenn
$100 [20]
According to Robert's Rules of Order, it's what the recording sec'y records during a meeting
the minutes
Kathy
$200 [2]
A New York judge set her bail at $5 million & a duke put it up the next day-Doris Duke
Imelda Marcos
Gerry
$200 [16]
In most sharks a white protective membrane covers these organs when they bite their victims
the eyes
$200 [6]
This director wasn't born "East of Eden" but in Istanbul, & his last name was Kazantzoglou
Elia Kazan
Kathy
$200 [10]
Sweeter whose slogan is "For millions of people there's just no equal"
Sweet'n Low
Kathy
$300 [22]
Add 1 letter to "funeral" to get this adjective that refers to funerals
funereal
Glenn
$200 [21]
From the Greek for "hodometron", meaning road measure, it measures the length of your journey
the odometer
Glenn
$300 [4]
The Pentagon acknowledged the existence of this bomber for the 1st time November 10, 1988
the stealth bomber
Kathy
$300 [15]
Florida's Everglade kite is a bird of prey that eats only these slow mollusks
freshwater snails
$300 [7]
"Mary Tyler Moore Show" co-star whose real name was Tadeusz Wladyslaw Konopka
Ted Knight
Gerry
$300 [11]
For this actor doing TRW commercials isn't a "Mission: Impossible"
Peter Graves
Glenn
$400 [23]
If you know Latin, you'll know pomology is the study of growing this
fruits
Kathy
$300 [25]
Colorful container of a list of U.S. gov't employees, or place to record your answers to a college exam
a blue book
Gerry Kathy
$400 [12]
NASA's Ames Research Center & MIT were among those hit by this "disease" in November 1988
the computer virus
Gerry
$400 [8]
This tap dancer's real first name is Ethel, but Al Jolson thought she was a "gem"
Ruby Keeler
Gerry
$400 [18]
This Worcestershire sauce company says it makes "the filet mignon of steak sauce"
Lea & Perrins
Gerry Kathy
$500 [24]
From the French for "flat", it's a trite, banal remark
a platitude
Glenn
$500 [27]
The cops' daily record book, it isn't there to just soak up ink
the (police) blotter
Glenn
$500 [13]
Because his wife is now pregnant, this singer won't be going into space on a Soviet shuttle
John Denver
Kathy
$500 [9]
Silent film star Vilma Lonchit, who married Rod La Rocque
Vilma Bánky
Kathy
$500 [19]
Cybill Shepherd says she wears this company's Preference hair color because "I'm worth it"
L'Oréal
Kathy
DD $1,000 [26]
Heard here, his company was the 1st nationwide distributor of magnetic tape recorders"Too ra loo ra loo ral..."
Bing Crosby
Kathy

Double Jeopardy! Round

WORLD HISTORY THE BRAIN GEMS RIVERS ORGANIZATIONS THE INSTRUMENT PLAYED
$200 [1]
In the Spanish account of the incident, Montezuma was killed by these, his own people
the Aztecs
Glenn
$200 [2]
The brain parts covered by a myelin sheath are the white matter, the parts that aren't, this
the grey matter
Gerry
$200 [7]
This gem with a pearly translucence sounds like something Neil Armstrong might pick up
moon stone
Kathy
$200 [12]
South America's 500-mile-long Rio Teodoro is named for this president who explored it
Theodore Roosevelt
Kathy
$200 [3]
The Moose don't just have a plain order; no, they have this type
a Loyal Order (of Moose)
Glenn
$200 [25]
Dave Brubech, Fats Waller, Count Basie
the piano
Glenn
$400 [18]
King Louis IX of France led the 7th & 8th of these military expeditions
the Crusades
Gerry
$400 [4]
Common term for a temporary disturbance of brain function caused by a sudden blow to the head
a concussion
Glenn
$600 [9]
Real aggies are marbles made out of this, not glass
agate
Kathy
$400 [13]
in 1965 Gerry & the Pacemakers saluted the ferry that crosses this English River
the Mersey
Kathy
$400 [21]
Urging public participation in government, it began in 1920 out of the women's suffrage movement
the League of Women Voters
Kathy
$400 [30]
John Bonham, Karen Carpenter, Gene Krupa
the drums
Gerry
$600 [17]
China's Manchu Dynasty originated in this region
Manchuria
Kathy
$600 [5]
Wernicke's area in the temporal lobe controls your understanding of this
speech (language)
Glenn
$800 [10]
Gems cut with round surfaces are cabochon & those with many flat surfaces are this
faceted gems
$600 [14]
Flooding from the Arno river in 1966 caused incalculable damage to this city's art treasures
Florence
Glenn
$800 [23]
The International Society of Arboriculture is trying to get the U.S. to adopt one of these
a national tree
Kathy
$600 [27]
Buddy Berrigan, Miles Davis, Harry James
a trumpet
Kathy
$800 [19]
"Socialism with a human face" referred to 1968 reforms in Czechoslovakia introduced by this leader
(Alexander) Dubček
Glenn
$800 [6]
Guinness says this Asian country has the highest average I.Q., with 10% of the people above 130
Japan
Kathy
$1,000 [11]
Amber isn't stone but a fossilized form of this
a resin
Kathy
$800 [15]
Pioneers dying of thirst at Hells Canyon, Ida. could look down at this river but had no way of reaching it
the Snake
Kathy
$1,000 [24]
in 1988 Spider-Man was a spokesbug for this "children helping children" fund-raising group
UNICEF
$800 [28]
Dave "Baby" Cortez, E. Power Briggs, Billy Preston
the organ
Glenn
$1,000 [20]
It's been known variously as the Cheka, the GPU, the OGPU & the NKVD
the KGB (Soviet secret police)
Gerry
$1,000 [26]
The brain stem connects the cerebrum to this
the spinal cord
Glenn
DD $2,000 [8]
Calling this gem a yellow sapphire is a common error--it's not really a sapphire at all
topaz
Kathy
$1,000 [16]
Canada's longest river, it flows from Great Slave Lake to the Beaufort Sea in the Arctic
the Mackenzie River
Glenn
DD $2,000 [22]
Established in 1938, this foundation now fights birth defects
the March of Dimes
Kathy
$1,000 [29]
Duane Eddy, Wes Montgomery, Charlie Byrd
the guitar
Kathy

Final Jeopardy!

U.S. COINS

Images replaced on the front of the penny & the nickel by the presidents on them today

Indian heads

Gerry "What are Indian and Lady Liberty?" — wagered $1,000
Kathy "What is an indain and miss Lib" — wagered $6,300
Glenn "What is Liberty" — wagered $4,701

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