Show #544 1987-01-08 (taped 1986-10-08) Regular

Keith Bell game 5.

Contestants

Judi Greenberg — a housewife from Northbrook, Illinois

Chris Desser — an attorney from Santa Monica, California

Keith Bell — a personnel specialist from Alexandria, Virginia (whose 4-day cash winnings total $37,051)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Keith	$100	$600	$2,700	$4,901 5-day champion: $41,952	$2,600 16 R (including 2 DDs), 7 W
Chris	$400	$1,300	$-300	$-300 3rd place: Tappan electric range	$0 7 R, 5 W (including 1 DD)
Judi	$700	$1,800	$2,200	$4,399 2nd place: trip on Eastern to Caribbean & stay at Xanadu Resort	$2,200 11 R, 5 W

Jeopardy! Round

1986 FILMS	LONDON	DOUBLE TALK	POTENT POTABLES	THE 20TH CENTURY	ODDS & ENDS
$100 [12] The Hollywood Reporter said of this flick, "'lame duck' is no longer just a political term" Howard the Duck Chris	$100 [1] In London, the "telly" is the TV while the "tube" is this subway Keith	$100 [24] Formalists might mistakenly call this small African antelope Richard-Richard dik-dik Chris	$100 [6] Early Times, Ancient Age &Old Crow bourbon Keith	$100 [8] One was 1st detonated on July 15, 1945, just 12 days before Hiroshima atomic bomb Keith	$100 [17] Paul McCartney, chicken restaurant in Buffalo, & "all God's chillun got" these wings Keith
$200 [13] It was "Risky Business" when he made "All the Right Moves" on Kelly McGillis in "Top Gun" Tom Cruise Judi	$200 [2] Some of these in London are "Dirty Dick's", "Bull & Bush" & "Ye Old Cheshire Cheese" pubs Judi	$200 [25] Often used to hide smoker's breath, its formula is still a secret Sen-Sen Keith	$200 [7] Red Bull, King Cobra &Colt 45 malt liquors Judi	$200 [9] In 1919, 21 people drowned in Boston when a tank of this sweet collasped molasses	$200 [18] Where you'll find King Arthur's Carrousel next to Mr. Toad's Wild Ride Disneyland Keith
$300 [14] Although Jason's dead when the film begins, "Friday the 13th, Part VI is subtitled this Jason Lives Keith	$300 [3] They called the city Londinium & built a wall around it Romans Judi	DD $300 [27] Sharp singer who had her biggest hit with this song:"A Mashed Potato started long time ago /With a guy named Sloppy Joe /You'll find this dance is so cool to do /Come on baby, gonna teach it to you..." Dee Dee Sharp Chris	$300 [11] Schapiro's, Carmel &Mogen David kosher wine Chris	$300 [10] Though fighting stopped in this year, the U.S. war with Germany didn't officially end until 1921 1918 Keith	$300 [19] The 2 agricultural products named for Californians J.H. Logan & Rudolph Boysen loganberries & boysenberries Keith Chris
$400 [21] 1 critic said calling Stallone's film "Cobra" was "unfair to" these snakes Chris	$400 [4] Most foreign newspapers represented in London also have their offices there Fleet Street Keith	—	$500 [26] Suntory, Gilbey's &Absolut vodka Keith Chris	$400 [15] Both Queen Elizabeth & Pres. Eisenhower were present at the opening of this waterway in 1959 Saint Lawrence Seaway Chris Judi	$400 [20] "Doonesbury" reported that Nancy Reagan's was sagging, so hundreds sent donations to save it inaugural gown Chris
$500 [22] They played the father & son who had nothing in common in "Nothing in Common" Tom Hanks & Jackie Gleason Chris	$500 [5] You've visited this London landmark at 13 Portsmouth Street; now read the book, by Dickens The Old Curiosity Shop Keith	—	—	$500 [16] Unjustly convicted of treason, in July 1906 this French officer was retried & found innocent (Alfred) Dreyfus Keith	$500 [23] In 1913, when a man asked a woman to do the chicken scratch or kangaroo dip, he wanted her to do this dance Judi

Double Jeopardy! Round

MUSIC MEN	BASEBALL GREATS	IN THE NEWS	"FRENCH" PHRASES	ROMAN EMPERORS
$200 [1] Jimmy Cagney's "Yankee Doodle Dandy", he was born on the 3rd, not the 4th, of July George M. Cohan Judi	$200 [2] Most visited permanent exhibit at Cooperstown Hall of Fame honors this player Babe Ruth Keith	$200 [6] New York landmark whose actual 100th anniversary was October 28, 1986, not July 4th Statue of Liberty Keith	$200 [11] To get them in Cannes, you'd order "pommes frites" French fries Judi	DD $500 [21] 1st Roman emperor attested to have become a Christian Constantine Keith
$400 [3] Leaning on this product in a TV ad, Miles Davis says, "I'll play 1st & tell you about it later...maybe" Honda motor scooter Judi	$400 [12] He still holds Major League record for highest "lifetime" batting average at .367 Ty Cobb Judi	$400 [7] To the nearest billion, current population of the earth 5 Keith Judi	$400 [17] This portal may lead to a balcony or, we should say, balcon French doors Judi	$1,000 [19] Rome's 1st emperor, Octavian, took this name meaning "revered one" Augustus Keith
$800 [5] Lyricist whose screenplays for "An American in Paris" & "Gigi" won him Oscars Alan Jay Lerner Keith Judi	$600 [13] Even though he never hit more than 12 in a season, John Franklin Baker had this nickname Home Run Judi	$600 [8] Tracked down by the FCC, John R. MacDougall confessed to being this video pirate on HBO Captain Midnight Chris	$600 [18] Trying on a designer gown in Paris, or an alternative to 1000 Island French dressing Keith	—
DD $1,000 [4] Actress who complained "I am over Burt Bacharach now, except when I hear that damn music" Angie Dickinson Keith	$800 [14] The great Bob Feller played out his entire Major League career with this team Cleveland Indians Judi	$800 [9] By a single vote, the House of Commons has recently banned this in British schools caning (corporal punishment) Keith	$1,000 [20] A nice finishing touch on a pant leg French seam Chris	—
$1,000 [16] Ex-wife R. Peters probably hit high Cs when reading this baritone's steamy 1978 novel, "Divas" Robert Merrill	$1,000 [15] This Hall of Famer who wouldn't go to movies lest it impair his eye-sight was called "The Rajah" Rogers Hornsby Judi	$1,000 [10] In July '86, Jason Jr. sent back photographs of this Titanic Keith	—	—

Final Jeopardy!

NOBEL PRIZE

The only 2 presidents to win the Nobel Peace Prize, they ran against each other in 1912

Theodore Roosevelt & Woodrow Wilson

Judi "Who were Woodrow Wilson & Teddy Roosevelt?" — wagered $2,199

Keith "Who were Roosevelt and Wilson?" — wagered $2,201

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