Show #1085 1989-04-28 (taped 1988-12-20) Regular

Bruce Cox game 1.

Contestants

Tom Callan — an optometrist from Walnut Creek, California

Bruce Cox — an analyst from Lakeside, California

Phyllis Massengale — an accountant from San Antonio, Texas (whose 1-day cash winnings total $5,900)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Phyllis	$1,400	$3,300	$6,800	$13,600 2nd place: Zenith Data Systems Supersport portable computer & Olympia desktop EC-2000 calculator	$4,300 18 R (including 1 DD), 3 W
Bruce	$4,000	$5,300	$9,250	$13,650 New champion: $13,650	$9,500 27 R (including 1 DD), 4 W (including 1 DD)
Tom	$0	$-300	$300	$200 3rd place: Berkline Supermotion wall-away sofa	$300 3 R, 3 W

Jeopardy! Round

GOVERNMENT	JEWELRY	SPORTS	SINGERS' REAL NAMES	FICTIONAL CHARACTERS	5-LETTER WORDS
$100 [25] The Constitution states this man shall be president of the Senate the vice president Phyllis	$100 [16] Late musician who had a piano-shaped ring & matching wristwatch Liberace Phyllis	$100 [3] A new law in N.Y. says you may not be able to sue the resort if you run into a tree while doing this skiing Phyllis Bruce	$100 [11] He was born Dino Crocetti, not Dino Martini Dean Martin Phyllis	$100 [1] This Chinese detective made his 1st appearance in 1925 in "The House Without a Key" Charlie Chan Phyllis	$100 [20] A monastery run by an abbot, or a convent run by an abbess abbey Bruce
$200 [26] In 1954 these 2 words were added to the Pledge of Allegiance under God Bruce	$200 [17] Jewelry of this color became popular with older ladies during Queen Victoria's widowhood black Phyllis	$200 [5] A "kegler" is a person who participates in this sport bowling Phyllis	$200 [12] Robert Zimmerman legally changed his name to this Bob Dylan Bruce	$200 [2] Morgiana, this man's female slave, killed the 40 thieves by pouring boiling oil on them Ali Baba Bruce	$200 [21] This adjective can describe unrefined table manners or unrefined oil crude Tom
$300 [27] The 23rd Amendment gave them the vote in presidential elections if they were at least 21 residents of Washington, D.C. Phyllis Bruce	$300 [18] It was the father who opened the jewelry store & the son who made the famous lampshades Tiffany Phyllis	$300 [8] Coach associated with the motto: "Winning isn't everything: it's the only thing" Vince Lombardi Bruce	$400 [14] Though it may be "news" to you, his real name is Hugh Cregg Huey Lewis Bruce	$300 [4] The villain of "Uncle Tom's Cabin" isn't a southerner, he's from Vermont Simon Legree Bruce	$300 [22] This word can precede plant, tool or of attorney power Bruce
$400 [29] Only this government body can vote to impeach a president House of Representatives Phyllis Bruce	$400 [19] A knot named for this Greek "labor"er was used in ancient jewelry for its magic powers Hercules Bruce	$400 [9] Nationality of the Olympic boxer who stayed a record 67 minutes in the ring for a sit-down protest South Korean Bruce	$500 [15] His real name is Sidney Liebowitz, & his wife's original family name was Gormezano Eydie Gorme & Steve Lawrence Phyllis	$400 [6] He created dapper Nick Charles & hard-boiled Sam Spade Dashiell Hammett Phyllis	$400 [23] An archaic interjection used to express surprise, it still means "to wed" marry
$500 [30] For that map you want of coal beds in eastern Kentucky, write to the U.S.G.S., which is this United States Geological Survey Bruce Tom	$500 [28] These irregularly shaped pearls were named for an elaborate 17th century style of art Baroque Phyllis	$500 [10] This Boston 3rd baseman has had at least 200 hits in each of the last 6 seasons Wade Boggs Bruce	DD $1,300 [13] Singing sisters born Loretta & Brenda Gail Webb Loretta Lynn & Crystal Gayle Bruce	$500 [7] This Thomas Hardy heroine becomes the mistress of a fanatic preacher named Alec Tess (of the d' Urbervilles) Bruce	$500 [24] You might find one of these in a poker game or in a litter box kitty Bruce

Double Jeopardy! Round

MYTHS & LEGENDS	LANDMARKS	THE QUEEN'S ENGLISH	U.S. HISTORY	CELEBRITY MARRIAGES	GEOGRAPHIC CAPES
$200 [12] Legendary "old" nursery rhyme ruler, he may have been a real king of England in the 3rd century Old King Cole Bruce	$200 [14] Parts of the Taj Mahal are inscribed with verses from this Muslim holy book the Koran Bruce	$200 [21] If you're served "afters", you've received this course, of course dessert Bruce	$200 [1] Event of which Longfellow wrote, "The fate of a nation was riding that night" the midnight ride of Paul Revere Bruce	$200 [6] She married actors Lew Ayres & Jacques Bergerac but not her partner Fred Astaire Ginger Rogers Bruce Tom	$200 [20] This cape extends like an elbow on the Massachusetts coastline Cape Cod Bruce
$400 [13] Tawny-haired house spirits in Scottish lore, we don't know if they get points for the chores they do Brownies Phyllis	$400 [15] Elvis' childhood home can be seen in Elvis Presley Park in this city Tupelo, MIssissippi Phyllis	$400 [22] A big dipper isn't an ice cream dispenser but one of these amusement park rides roller coaster Bruce	$400 [2] This "real estate deal" brought the U.S. all or part of at least 13 future states the Louisiana Purchase Phyllis	$400 [7] She was Mrs. Andre Previn for 9 years Mia Farrow Bruce	$400 [9] In 1957 the 1st intermediate range ballistic missile was fired from here Cape Canaveral Phyllis
$600 [16] He was the Roman god of both agriculture & war Mars Bruce	$600 [17] The tallest tower in the U.S., high as a 230-story building, is found in N.D. & used for this television broadcasting tower Tom	$600 [23] Ta-Ta means good-bye, & ta means this thanks	$600 [3] McLean House in Virginia was the site of this 1865 event surrender of General Lee to U.S. Grant	$600 [8] Matriarch of "The Big Valley" who married Frank Fay & Robert Taylor Barbara Stanwyck Tom	$600 [24] Known for its Victorian houses, Cape May, on this state's shore, is one of the oldest U.S. resorts New Jersey
$800 [27] In Greek myth, Endymion was frequently visited by the goddess Selene while he did this in a cave sleeping	$800 [18] It's the largest inhabited castle in England Windsor Castle Phyllis Bruce	$800 [29] This "king" is a pushcart peddler known for his button-studded outfit Pearly King Bruce	$800 [4] Last Southeastern state to join the Union, it didn't enter until 1845 Florida Phyllis	$1,000 [11] This actor has married 3 actresses: Ruby Johnston, Carol Rossen & Dixie Carter Hal Holbrook Phyllis	$800 [25] If you sail from Cape Fear to Cape Lookout to Cape Hatteras, you've gone along this state's coast North Carolina Tom
$1,000 [28] In 15th C. English & Welsh legend, she's queen of the fairies; Shakespeare mentions her in "Romeo & "Juliet" Queen Mab	DD $1,250 [19] If you face Mount Rushmore & look from left to right, the presidents' faces are in this order Washington, Jefferson, Teddy Roosevelt & Lincoln Bruce	—	$1,000 [5] The river on which "Fulton's Folly" made its historic 32-hour voyage the Hudson Bruce	DD $3,300 [10] He's been married to former nightclub singer Dolores Reade since 1934 Bob Hope Phyllis	$1,000 [26] The northernmost cape in the U.S. is this point north of the northernmost town Point Barrow

Final Jeopardy!

FILMS OF THE '50s

The 1st part of this classic 1959 comedy is set in Chicago in February 1929

Some Like It Hot

Tom "What is ------" — wagered $100

Phyllis "What is Some like it Hot?" — wagered $6,800

Bruce "What is 'Some Like It Hot'" — wagered $4,400

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