Show #1088 1989-05-03 (taped 1989-01-30) Regular

Bruce Cox game 4.

Contestants

Mark Moral — an Air Force technical sergeant from Fayetteville, North Carolina

Peggy Deschamps — an accountant from Fairfield, California

Bruce Cox — an analyst from Lakeside, California (whose 3-day cash winnings total $36,650)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Bruce	$1,500	$3,500	$8,000	$8,250 4-day champion: $44,900	$8,300 22 R (including 1 DD), 4 W
Peggy	$1,400	$1,600	$3,800	$199 3rd place: DIA recliner chair	$3,700 17 R (including 1 DD), 5 W
Mark	$800	$1,500	$3,700	$7,398 2nd place: Trip to Washington, D.C.	$3,300 12 R (including 1 DD), 2 W

Jeopardy! Round

GEOGRAPHY	FAMOUS COUPLES	POETRY	THE SENSES	TV DETECTIVES	STUPID "HEAD"s
$100 [3] The Gobi Desert, with less than 3 people per square mile, is in both the inner & outer parts of this Mongolia Peggy	$100 [14] He & Loni adopted a baby boy in 1988 Burt Reynolds Mark	$100 [26] Shakespeare addressed most of these poems to an unidentified nobleman, not to the "Dark Lady" sonnets Peggy	$100 [21] An organ of touch for cats, for Mr. Claus they're just "as white as the snow" whiskers Bruce Peggy	$100 [1] She's won 4 Tonys for her Broadway roles, but, so far, not one Emmy for "Murder, She Wrote" Angela Lansbury Bruce	$100 [9] Mike Stivic, according to Archie Bunker Meathead Mark
$200 [4] If the icecap on this largest island in the world melted, world sea levels would rise about 20 feet Greenland Mark	$200 [15] When this couple married, Debbie Allen was maid of honor & Bill Cosby gave the bride away Phylicia Allen & Ahmad Rashad Peggy	$200 [27] Milton wrote about his own blindness as well as this biblical hero's Samson Bruce	$200 [22] Sorry Charlie, Star-Kist wants tuna that do this taste good Bruce	$200 [2] This Raymond Burr character had been shot in the spine by a would-be assassin Ironside Mark	$200 [12] In the comics, the last name of this Riverdale teen is Jones Jughead Mark
$300 [5] Le Havre, St.-Malo & Cherbourg are port cities on this arm of the Atlantic Ocean English Channel Bruce Peggy	$300 [16] This clarinetist & big band leader married A.H. Duckworth, a great-great-granddaughter of C. Vanderbilt Benny Goodman Mark	$300 [28] Thomas Hood saw this season "in the misty morn" autumn	$300 [23] You may have guessed that intuition is called this sense, numerically speaking the sixth sense Bruce	$300 [8] Every show began with a murder that was neatly solved by this sloppy detective Columbo Peggy	$300 [13] A New England or Manhattan oaf who's gone from soup to nuts chowderhead Bruce
DD $500 [6] If you cross the Strait of Gibraltar from Spain, you'd arrive in this African country Morocco Peggy	$400 [17] This "Good Morning America" co-host lives on the campus of a private school where his wife is headmistress Charles Gibson Bruce	$400 [29] A witch named Cutty Sark pulls a mare's tail off in his poem "Tam O'Shanter" Robert Burns Mark	$400 [24] Oyez! Oyez! Oyez! "Oyez" is simply Anglo-French for this courtroom phrase Hear Ye! Bruce	$400 [10] This former Miss America played Buddy Ebsen's daughter-in-law on "Barnaby Jones" Lee Meriwether Bruce	$400 [18] Paul Winchell had a hand in this Smiff Knucklehead Bruce
$500 [7] 1 of the 2 names for the body of water that separates Baja California from the Mexican mainland Gulf of California Bruce	$500 [20] For decades this "Fantasy Island' star has been happily married to Loretta Young's sister, Georgiana Ricardo Montalban Bruce	—	$500 [25] Irish wolfhounds were bred to hunt by this sense sight Bruce Peggy	$500 [11] In his 1st & last major TV role, he played Inspector Steve Keller on "The Streets of San Francisco" Michael Douglas Bruce	$500 [19] It's from the Dutch for "numbskull" dunderhead Peggy

Double Jeopardy! Round

PLAYS	THE '60s	MUSICAL NUMBERS	PUBLISHING	WORLD TRAVEL	NAPOLEON
$200 [26] His comedy "Private Lives" is set entirely in France, not in England Noel Coward Bruce	$200 [1] Belgium granted this African colony independence in 1960 & in 1963 pledged $1 billion in aid The Congo (Zaire) Peggy	$200 [6] Number of strings on a mandolin, it's 2 more than on a guitar 8 Bruce	$200 [12] Ex-Australian who managed to come up with oh... $3 billion to buy TV Guide Rupert Murdoch Bruce	$200 [11] When applying for a passport you must have 2 of these, 2 inches square with a plain white background photographs Bruce	$200 [19] Island on which Carlo & Letizia Bonaparte changed son Napoleon's nappies Corsica Peggy
$400 [27] In this nostalgic musical, the Pink Ladies are a girls' gang, not a bunch of cocktails "Grease" Peggy Mark	$400 [2] In 1968 R. Daley said they're "not here to create disorder, (they're) here to preserve disorder" the police Mark	$400 [7] In musical notation there are this many horizontal lines on a staff 5 Peggy	$400 [13] This romance author has a Golden Eagle division with action-adventure books aimed at men Harlequin Peggy Mark	$400 [14] This former penal colony off the coast of French Guiana is now open to tourists Devil's Island Bruce	$400 [20] Though the cause of death is uncertain, we do know Napoleon died on this island St. Helena Bruce Peggy Mark
$600 [28] "The Playboy of the Western World" is set in this western European country Ireland Mark	$800 [4] Fillmore East was in New York & Fillmore West was in this city San Francisco Bruce	$600 [8] Minimum number of notes in a chord 3 Peggy	DD $500 [16] He was the founder of the largest newspaper chain in the USA today Frank E. Gannett Bruce	$600 [18] Cafes, open-air theaters & an amusement park are scattered among these Copenhagen flower gardens Tivoli Gardens Peggy	$600 [21] Louis XVIII noted on his return to power July 8, 1815 that Napoleon had kept him out this many days 100 Mark
$800 [29] He won the 1984 Pulitzer Prize for his play "Glengarry Glen Ross" David Mamet Bruce	DD $1,000 [3] Twelve-year-old who hadthe followinghit in 1963: Stevie Wonder Mark	$800 [9] Number of flags on the stem of a sixteenth note 2 Peggy	$600 [15] In August 1987, this rock music magazine spun off from Penthouse International Spin Bruce	$800 [24] The name of this major Mexican tourist attraction means "Mouth of the Wells of the Itza Tribe" Chichen Itza Peggy	$800 [22] Napoleon assembled the "Grande Armee" in Boulogne, threatening to invade this country England
—	$1,000 [5] During his incarceration in Folsom Prison he wrote "Soul on Ice" Eldridge Cleaver Peggy	$1,000 [10] Number of different letters of the alphabet we use to denote notes 7 Peggy	$1,000 [17] He ran the Wall Street Journal from 1901 to 1928 & in 1921 began a magazine he named after himself Clarence Barron Peggy	$1,000 [25] The world's only full-scale replica of the Parthenon is in this state capital Nashville Bruce	$1,000 [23] He painted a huge scene of Napoleon's coronation--with no dead people in tubs Jacques-Louis David

Final Jeopardy!

HISTORY

At the request of the king of England, Pope Innocent III annulled this in 1215

Magna Carta

Mark "What is the Magna Carta?" — wagered $3,698

Peggy "What is the Magna" — wagered $3,601

Bruce "What is the Magna Carta" — wagered $250

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