Show #82 1985-01-01 (taped 1984-10-09) Regular

Liz Caccese game 1.

Contestants

Mike Pick — an auditor from Arcadia, California

Liz Caccese — a steam plant control operator originally from Chicago, Illinois

Phil Wilson — a word processor from Anaheim, California (whose 1-day cash winnings total $7,795)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Phil	$700	$1,300	$2,100	$4,100 3rd place	$1,900 9 R (including 1 DD), 2 W
Liz	$-500	$500	$5,900	$10,900 New champion: $10,900	$6,900 20 R, 6 W (including 1 DD)
Mike	$1,700	$1,900	$4,500	$8,900 2nd place	$4,500 16 R, 4 W

Jeopardy! Round

WORLD GEOGRAPHY	FOOD	P'S & Q'S	1965	GAMES	MUSIC
$100 [3] Capital of Sri Lanka, it sounds like Peter Falk's been there Colombo Mike	$100 [20] It turns chili into "chili con carne" meat or beef Mike	$100 [12] Goldilocks' gruel porridge Phil Mike	$100 [14] Astronaut Edward White was the 1st American to do this to walk in space Liz	$100 [1] It's normal chess move is one square in any direction the king Phil Liz	$100 [8] Name shared by brothers of Liberace & Ira Gershwin George Phil
$200 [4] Continent Greenland is considered part of North America Mike	$200 [21] The "breadwinner" is also said to bring this home the bacon Liz	$200 [13] A TV program such as this one quiz (program) Phil Mike	$200 [23] Only 32 senators & 17 governors were members of this political group in '65 the Republican Party	$200 [2] Mythical creature that serves as 1 type of honors tiles in Mah Jongg the dragon Mike	$200 [15] Northern song that became Confederacy favorite "away down south" "Dixie" Liz
$300 [5] As Cape Horn is to South America, this is to Africa the Cape of Good Hope Mike	—	$300 [22] Found on some stoves & some beer drinkers a potbelly Phil	$300 [24] Carroll Baker & Carol Lynley played this '30s star in 2 movies with the same title Jean Harlow Liz	$400 [10] 7 or 11 in craps, or Robert Redford in recent movie a natural Phil	$300 [16] Contrary to title, Tchaikovsky composed it in 1880 "The 1812 Overture" Liz
$400 [6] Closest foreign country to Fairbanks, Alaska Canada Liz Mike	—	$500 [19] Strategic punt on 1st, 2nd, or 3rd down a quick kick Phil Mike	—	DD $500 [9] Card game played in this Carpenters hit:There was a man, a lonely man... "Solitaire" Phil	$400 [17] In 1978 this Irish flutist had a hit in England with "Annie's Song" James Galway Liz
$500 [7] The Gulf of Aqaba separates these 2 Mid-East peninsulas the Arabian Peninsula & the Sinai Peninsula Mike	—	—	—	$500 [11] Number of cards in a bridge trick 4 Mike	$500 [18] This light classical favorite buzzed out of Rimsky-Korsakov's "Tale Of Tzar Saltan" "The Flight Of The Bumblebee" Phil Liz

Double Jeopardy! Round

ARCHAEOLOGY	SLEEP	MOVIES	NUCLEAR PHYSICS	ART	FIRST LINES
$200 [18] An archaeological excavation, or most common activity there a dig Liz	$200 [12] The inability to sleep insomnia Mike	$200 [3] Rubbery stuff that made "The Absent-Minded Professor's" Model T fly flubber Liz	$200 [13] Jimmy Carter served as naval engineering officer on one of these a nuclear submarine Liz	$200 [1] 13 ate at this event depicted by Leonard Da Vinci the Last Supper Liz	$200 [11] The 2 things created in the 1st line of the King James Bible the earth and the heavens Phil Mike
$400 [19] In D.C., exhibit of this king's "Treasures" drew 835,000, more than city's population King Tutankhamun Mike	$1,000 [26] Father of Morpheus, he was the Greek god of sleep Hypnos	$400 [4] Helen Salter is playing this role, a cousin to one played by Christopher Reeve Supergirl Liz	$400 [21] Simple formula used to determine how much energy a chain reaction would release E=mc 2 Mike	$400 [2] What the man holds in Grant Wood's "American Gothic" a pitchfork Mike	$400 [14] "You don't know about me without you have read...The Adventures of Tom Sawyer" Huckleberry Finn Liz
$600 [25] Archaeologist Schliemann excavated ruins of ancient Troy in this country Turkey Phil Liz	—	$600 [5] Controversial Coppola film about a '20s Harlem nightspot The Cotton Club Liz	$600 [23] Purpose of the Manhattan Project was to make this the atomic bomb Mike	$600 [8] Movie of Toulouse-Lautrec's life named for where he spent part of it the Moulin Rouge Liz	$600 [15] 1st word in this Orson Welles movie is also the title character's last Citizen Kane Liz
$1,000 [20] These Inca ruins near Cusco, Peru weren't discovered until 1911 Machu Picchu Liz Mike	—	DD $1,000 [6] Two Alfred Hitchcock films which begin with the letters "Sab-" Sabotage & Saboteur Liz	$800 [24] Reactor type where more fissionable material is created than consumed a breeder reactor Mike	$800 [9] Goya painted her "Clothed" & "Naked" Maja Liz	$800 [16] "It was love at first sight" between Yossarian & his chaplain in this novel Catch-22 Liz
—	—	$1,000 [7] It was the "Next Stop" for Paul Mazursky Greenwich Village Liz	$1,000 [22] Deuterium is the "heavy" isotope of this element hydrogen Mike	$1,000 [10] Court painter for Henry VIII who painted him & several of his wives Hans Holbein Liz	$1,000 [17] It is "the cruelest month" in T.S. Eliot's "The Waste Land" April Liz

Final Jeopardy!

SPORTS

Only 2 cities with both a National & American League baseball team

New York & Chicago

Phil "What are New York & Chicago?" — wagered $2,000

Mike "What is New York City and Chicago" — wagered $4,400

Liz "What is Chicago and New York?" — wagered $5,000

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