Show #1204 1989-11-23 (taped 1989-08-22) Regular

Lisa Guay game 3.

Contestants

Caron Andregg — an account executive from San Diego, California

Hank Simpson — a mechanical engineer from Bath, Maine

Lisa Guay — a homemaker from Champlain, New York (whose 2-day cash winnings total $18,400)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Lisa	$2,000	$4,500	$10,700	$11,001 3-day champion: $29,401	$9,700 24 R (including 2 DDs), 1 W
Hank	$1,100	$2,700	$1,100	$1,600 3rd place: Maytag Jetclean dishwaher + Jeopardy! box game or computerized version	$4,100 17 R, 4 W (including 1 DD)
Caron	$1,200	$1,700	$5,500	$10,999 2nd place: trip on Delta to Miami, Florida & stay at Sheraton Bal Harbour + Jeopardy! box game or computerized version	$5,500 12 R, 1 W

Jeopardy! Round

THE OLD WEST	"P"s & "Q"s	ADS & COMMERCIALS	CANALS	SILENT MOVIES	TITLES
$100 [25] Denoting cattle ownership, it could take the form of a monogram, phonogram or pictograph brand Caron	$100 [16] "Fort Fumble" is an irreverent term for this federal building in Arlington, Virginia Pentagon Hank	$100 [15] Ho, ho, ho, this "big" guy is sometimes seen wearing a verdant tunic & a bright red muffler Jolly Green Giant Hank	$100 [26] At the height of construction in 1913, more than 43,000 people worked on this canal Panama Canal Lisa	$100 [6] He was so sexy in "The Sheik" that many women fainted Valentino Hank	$100 [1] Pronounced & spelled one way it's "of Queensbury"; the other, "de Sade" Marquis Lisa
$200 [7] Arnold & Slack conned westerners out of thousands of dollars using a field they salted with these stones diamonds Lisa Hank	$200 [17] To treat with excessive care & attention, such as when diapering a baby pamper Lisa	$200 [21] Appliance maker that's "making your world a little easier" Whirlpool Caron	$200 [27] It's a section of a canal closed off with gates in which ships are raised or lowered to different levels locks Caron	$200 [8] While others were making talkies, he made one of his silent masterpieces, "City Lights", in 1931 Charlie Chaplin Caron	$200 [2] When spelling this title you can start with "cz" or "ts"; the other 2 letters are the same czar Lisa
$300 [11] Term for the man who prodded the cattle during a long journey to keep them on their feet cowpoke Hank	$300 [18] It's another name for the element mercury quicksilver Lisa	$300 [22] The little girl on the box of this seasoning wears a yellow dress that matches her shoes Morton Salt Hank	$300 [28] This branch of the Army is responsible for building & maintaining U.S. navigation canals Corps of Engineers Hank	$300 [9] Gloria Swanson was the 1st actress to play this Somerset Maugham tart on film Sadie Thompson Lisa	$300 [3] The Japanese use this 3-letter suffix after names or titles to indicate respect san Lisa
$400 [12] Covering more than 2,000 miles, it began at Independence, Mo. & ran past Fort Vancouver Oregon Trail Hank	$500 [20] In this game, flat rings made of metal or rope are tossed at pegs quoits Lisa	$400 [23] This pale, giggly character is nude except for his white scarf & chef's hat Pillsbury Doughboy (Poppin' Fresh) Lisa	$400 [30] This country's Kiel Canal connects the Baltic & North Seas (West) Germany Hank	$400 [10] "Way Down East" was the film in which she nearly plunged over the falls on an ice floe Lillian Gish Hank	$400 [4] In this song with a title in its title, the Beatles ask, "Wonder how you manage to make ends meet" "Lady Madonna" Lisa
$500 [13] Dodge City gambler who after being jailed by the marshal, ran against him for sheriff & won Bat Masterson Caron	DD $1,000 [19] It's both the 1-word title & subject of the following Tom Lehrer song:"If you visit American city / You will find it very pretty / Just two things of which you must beware: / Don't drink the water and don't breath the air!..." "Pollution" Lisa	$500 [24] Prince Matchabelli ads claim this perfume "stays on his mind" Wind Song Hank	$500 [29] The 500 canals on the St. Mary's River link these 2 Great Lakes Lake Superior & Huron	$500 [14] This film about WWI flyers was the only silent film to win the Oscar for "Best Picture" Wings Lisa	$500 [5] According to the title of a Sidney Poitier film, it's what they call Virgil Tibbs Mister Caron

Double Jeopardy! Round

AUTHORS	RELIGIOUS LEADERS	U.S. CITIES	OPERA	ROYALTY	BODY LANGUAGE
$200 [8] "Happiness is a Warm Puppy" Charles Schulz Hank	$200 [26] The Emperor Ch'in ordered his books burned in the 3rd century B.C. Confucius Hank	$200 [1] In 1854 Tennessee's 1st railroad line was completed between Nashville & this city, choo choo Chattanooga Caron	$200 [6] 1st Tchaikovsky opera heard outside Russia, "Orleanskaya Dyeva" is about this French teenager Joan of Arc (Maid of Orleans) Lisa	$200 [19] This country hasn't been ruled by a king since Queen Wilhelmina's father died in 1890 the Netherlands Lisa	$200 [13] "Rubber baby buggy bumpers" is an example of one these hard-to-say sayings tongue twister Lisa
$400 [9] "How to Win Friends & Influence People" Dale Carnegie Lisa	$600 [29] Famed medieval Rabbi Moses Maimonides was court doctor to this Muslim warrior & Sultan of Egypt Saladin Lisa	$400 [2] Tourist spots in this Wisconsin city include a bowling hall of fame & the Pabst Mansion Milwaukee Hank	$400 [7] After the horrible premiere of this Oriental opera, Puccini gave back his royalties & then revised it Madame Butterfly Hank Caron	$400 [20] Criticized for surrendering to Germany in 1940, Leopold III abdicated this country's throne in 1951 Belgium Hank	$400 [17] A barnyard chicken would be taking a risk if it stuck out this part of its body neck Caron
$600 [10] "Guys & Dolls" Damon Runyon Hank	$1,000 [28] Cardinal Joseph Mindszenty sought asylum in the U.S. embassy in this country & stayed there for 15 years Hungary Hank	$600 [3] The Rio Grande River separates this Texas city from Juarez, Mexico El Paso Caron	$800 [15] This Charles Gounod opera emphasizes the love between Marguerite & the title character Faust Lisa	$600 [21] Held captive for almost 20 years, this queen was 44 years old when she was beheaded in 1587 Mary, Queen of Scots Lisa	$600 [18] Something that's very expensive is said to cost these 2 body parts arm & a leg Lisa
$800 [11] "The Man in the Gray Flannel Suit" Sloan Wilson	DD $3,000 [27] The 1st of his Noble Truths states that existence is suffering Buddha Hank	$800 [4] This Indiana city is named for a "Mad" Revolutionary War general who built a stockade there in 1794 Fort Wayne Hank	DD $1,000 [14] The same main characters appear in Rossini's "The Barber of Seville" & this Mozart opera The Marriage of Figaro Lisa	$800 [22] She married a French diplomat 5 years before becoming Queen of Denmark in 1972 Margrethe	$800 [24] What your doctor calls the patellar reflex, it's come to mean any act done without thinking knee jerk reaction Lisa
$1,000 [12] "The Inimitable Jeeves" P.G. Wodehouse Caron	—	$1,000 [5] The oldest U.S. Catholic cathedral in continuous use is the St. Louis Cathedral in this southern city New Orleans Lisa	$1,000 [16] The libretto for this Verdi opera is based on Alexander Dumas' "The Lady of the Camellias" La Traviata Hank Caron	$1,000 [23] In 1964 this low country's Grand Duchess Charlotte abdicated in favor of her son, Grand Duke Jean Luxembourg Caron	$1,000 [25] Though applied to people, this phrase probably refers to the fact that older horses have receding gums long in the tooth Lisa

Final Jeopardy!

LANDMARKS

Its name is literally Persian for "crown of palaces"

Taj Mahal

Hank "What is Taj Mahal" — wagered $500

Caron "What is Taj Mahal" — wagered $5,499

Lisa "What is "Taj Mahal"?" — wagered $301

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