Show #1066 1989-04-03 (taped 1988-12-12) Regular

Jim Tompkins-MacLaine game 3.

Contestants

Ken Kaplan — an analyst from Fort Myers, Florida

Judy Flanagan — an attorney from Lynn, Massachusetts

Jim Tompkins-MacLaine — a musician originally from Tiffin, Ohio (whose 2-day cash winnings total $21,201)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Jim	$1,500	$2,000	$5,200	$10,200 3-day champion: $31,401	$4,000 16 R (including 1 DD), 4 W
Judy	$100	$500	$9,000	$7,599 2nd place: Trip to Drake Hotel in New York City	$9,100 17 R (including 1 DD), 2 W
Ken	$800	$200	$2,600	$5,100 3rd place: Maytag washer & dryer	$3,400 12 R, 4 W (including 1 DD)

Jeopardy! Round

THE 17th CENTURY	HOUSEHOLD HINTS	ACTORS & ACTRESSES	TECHNOLOGY	THE GRAND CANYON	HYPNOTISM
$100 [14] This series of wars ran from 1618 to 1648, so the name makes good sense Thirty Years' War Ken	$100 [11] Scattering spearmint on your shelves may help keep these picnic pests out of your kitchen ants Ken	$100 [1] Late comedian Dick Shawn played John Ritter's father on this sitcom Three's Company Judy	$100 [4] The Europeans felt nature abhorred one, Otto von Guericke created a pretty good one in 1650 vacuum Ken	$100 [8] The Grand Canyon was carved out by this river Colorado Jim	$100 [10] Hypnodontics is hypnosis utilized by these practitioners dentists Jim
$200 [16] The Durants said of this French king's reign, "It was an age of strict manners and loose morals" Louis XIV Ken	$200 [13] To keep this from happening to brown sugar, put a small piece of bread in the box getting hard Jim	$200 [2] On Broadway he played the Artful Dodger in "Oliver!" before he started "Monkee"ing around Davy Jones Jim	$200 [5] Meat packer Gustavus Swift hired an engineer to design this type of railroad car refrigerator car Jim	$200 [9] Grand Canyon National Park covers an area larger than this state Rhode Island Ken	$200 [12] By 1895 he stopped using hypnosis for treating hysteria in favor of a new technique, free association Sigmund Freud Jim
$400 [17] In 1689 this czar overthrew his half sister Sophie & forced her to enter a convent Peter the Great Ken	—	$300 [3] Other actresses have been called sex goddesses, but this redheaded star of the '40s was "The Love Goddess" Rita Hayworth Ken	$300 [19] In September 1988 this Mideast country launched its 1st satellite Israel Judy Ken	$300 [22] An apartment at the El Tovar Hotel, or a composition by Ferde Grofe "Grand Canyon Suite" Ken	$300 [23] Genesis 2:21-22 sounds a lot like God put Adam in a trance in order to do this remove his rib Judy
$500 [18] Derisive name given Puritans who cut their hair short in reaction to the long-haired Cavaliers Roundheads	—	$400 [6] This "Golden Girl" was nominated for the 1st "Best Actress" Emmy in 1950 but didn't win Betty White Jim	$400 [20] There's a $1.3 mil. prize for a computer prog. that can beat a master player of this Oriental board game go Ken	—	$400 [24] A subject can be hypnotized by staring deeply into a rotating disk with this design on it spiral Judy
DD $800 [15] Charles XII of Sweden is famous for having done this at his coronation a century before Napoleon did it crowning himself Ken	—	$500 [7] A 1988 Oscar nominee for "Anna", she went to her 1st prom with Ted Koppel, who gave her her 1st kiss Sally Kirkland Jim	$500 [21] Lead in crystal glass not only makes it sturdier, it causes the glass to do this better sparkle (reflect) Jim	—	—

Double Jeopardy! Round

CONGRESS	CATS	ARTISTS	THE PLANETS	LITERATURE	"EX" MARKS THE SPOT
$200 [22] This legislative body gives its advice & consent to treaties made by the president the Senate Judy	$200 [12] This cat, the most popular of the long-haired breeds, probably came from the Middle East Persian Jim	$200 [13] Spanish artist who designed the "Monstrous Cubist" costumes for the Cocteau/Satie ballet "Parade" Pablo Picasso Jim Judy Ken	$200 [6] Rotoring in the opposite direction from Earth, it's called "Earth's Twin" Venus Jim	$200 [2] After George B. Shaw stopped writing novels, he wrote his 1st one of these, "Widowers' Houses" play Jim	$200 [7] The U.S. Postal Service guarantees overnight delivery of letters sent this way Express Mail Ken
$400 [23] Though elected from a district just like all other congressmen, his salary is highest speaker of the house Judy	$400 [24] The points of extremities of these cats are either blue, chocolate, lilac or seal Siamese Jim	$400 [18] He's been called "The Supreme Portrayer of Montmartre Night Life" Toulouse-Lautrec Jim Ken	$400 [8] Scientists use this letter to designate the planet that may be beyond Pluto in our solar system Planet X Judy	$400 [3] In 1988 special baseball cards were printed to advertise the centennial edition of this poem "Casey at the Bat" Judy	$400 [15] To expel an evil spirit by a religious ceremony, not by doing Jane Fonda's workout exorcise Jim
DD $500 [28] 2 of the 3 areas of qualification set by the Constitution for election to Congress (2 of) age, residence & citizenship Judy	$600 [25] Because of its coloring most often white, yellow & black, it's also called a "tortoiseshell - & white" calico Judy	$600 [19] Manet's first name was Edouard & Monet's was this Claude Jim	$600 [9] The planet William Herschel discovered in 1781 & named Georgium Sidus after George III is now called this Uranus Judy	$600 [1] this poet's 1st book, "the enormous room", described his experiences in a french detention camp e.e. cummings Judy	$600 [14] A bet in which you pick the 1st & 2nd place horses at the track is called this exacta Judy
—	$800 [26] This cat has been bred in Ethiopia for thousands of years Abyssinian Judy	$1,000 [21] This Somerset Maugham novel is based on the life of Paul Gauguin The Moon and Sixpence Ken	$800 [10] A few weeks after this planet was found in the sky in 1846, its moon Triton was discovered Neptune Judy	$800 [4] Journalist known for his account of the Russian Revolution, "10 Days That Shook the World" John Reed Jim	$800 [16] In Norman times it was the king's countinghouse; today it's the name applied to Britain's public funds Exchequer Judy
—	$1,000 [27] Bred in New England, this large cat looks something like the nocturnal animal for which it's named Maine coon Jim	DD $2,000 [20] Parisian who created the sculpture seenhereto study body movement, not for exhibition: Edgar Degas Jim	$1,000 [11] In the time it takes Deimos to make one orbit around Mars, this, its other moon, has made almost 4 Phobos Judy	$1,000 [5] Marcel Proust published "Swann's Way", the 1st part of this lengthy novel, at his own expense Remembrance of Things Past Ken	$1,000 [17] From the Latin meaning "higher" or "ever upward", it's the state motto of New York "Excelsior" Judy

Final Jeopardy!

WORLD AFFAIRS

In 1963 these 3 nations signed the Nuclear Test Ban Treaty

the U.S., U.S.S.R. & the U.K.

Ken "What are the U.S., USSR and UK?" — wagered $2,500

Jim "What are the U.S., U.S.S.R and the U.K.?" — wagered $5,000

Judy "What were the USSR, USA, and China?" — wagered $1,401

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