Show #532 1986-12-23 (taped 1986-10-01) Regular

Frank Hughes game 5.

Contestants

Susan Powell-Turton — a retail manager originally from Fort Worth, Texas

Scott Cooper — an Army lawyer from Washington, D.C.

Frank Hughes — an account executive from Torrance, California (whose 4-day cash winnings total $24,300)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Frank	$600	$1,500	$5,700	$6,600 5-day champion: $30,900	$5,900 14 R, 3 W (including 1 DD)
Scott	$200	$500	$3,300	$0 3rd place: an Emerson audio rack system	$3,100 12 R (including 1 DD), 3 W
Susan	$100	$300	$2,800	$2 2nd place: a trip to San Francisco	$2,500 10 R (including 1 DD), 3 W

Jeopardy! Round

SPECIFICALLY SPEAKING	LAKES & RIVERS	SPECTATOR SPORTS	DINING OUT	MORTAL MATTERS	FEMALE FACTS
$100 [13] Of a dove, pigeon, or lovebird, the 1 you could train to say "Polly wants a cracker" Lovebird Frank	$100 [10] Because of their salt water, the Caspian & Aral, 1st & 4th largest lakes in the world, are called these Seas Susan	$100 [1] In 1954, NBA scoring & attendance dramatically increased when teams had to do this within 24 sec. Take a shot Scott	$100 [7] "Restaurant" comes from the Latin "restaurare", which means to do this. as to one's strength Restore Susan	$100 [2] A TV version of this Arthur Miller play starring Dustin Hoffman came in the ratings Death of a Salesman Scott	$200 [22] As of 1986, Miss Americas are no longer "3-dimensional", as these stats have been dropped from telecasts Figure measurements Frank
$200 [14] Of an exacta, quinella, or daily double, bet in which you must pick winner of 2 successive races Daily double Frank Susan	$200 [11] Australia's longest permanently flowing river; also the surname of Jan & Anne Murray Susan	$200 [20] Up through 1920, baseball fans could see this many games in a day for the price of only 1 3	$200 [8] If you're "'shelling out" for the Italian pasta called conchiglie, it should be shaped like this A shell Susan	$200 [3] A General Motors ad in Flemish translated to "Corpse by Fisher" instead of this "Body by Fisher" Frank	$300 [23] 1 study said white, single, educated woman over 40 are more likely to be killed by a terrorist than find this A husband Scott
$300 [15] Of an optician, optometrist, & ophthalmologist, the 1 that's not a doctor Optician Susan	DD $200 [19] 1 of the 3 state capitals that lie on the Missouri River Bismarck, Pierre, or Jefferson City Frank	$300 [21] The largest grandstand at a race track, 1/4 mi. long & seating 30,000, is found at this Triple Crown site Belmont Frank Susan	$300 [9] You'd most properly order a Charlotte, Russe for this dinner course Dessert Susan	$300 [4] Phil Spector got the title of this Teddy Bears hit from his father's tombstone "To Know Him is to Love Him"	—
$400 [16] Of a fen, swamp, or marsh, the 1 where woody plants don't grow but grasses & lilies do Marsh	$300 [12] Changing names many times on its 2900 mile course, the Congo River is called this in Zaire Zaire	—	—	$400 [5] In Henry VI Pt. II Dick shouts "the 1st thing we do, let's kill all the... members of this profession Lawyers Frank	—
$500 [17] Of a mediator, arbitrator, or conciliator, the 1 whose decision is legally binding Arbitrator Frank	$400 [18] This major Swiss lake is actually a widening of "France's" Rhone River Lake Geneva Frank	—	—	$500 [6] Tree of Peace transplanted from Costa Rica's "Mt. of the Dead" to this NYC site died after 2 months United Nations	—

Double Jeopardy! Round

TRADE NAME ORIGINS	POP INSTRUMENTALS	BOOKS & AUTHORS	IRELAND	MAD SCIENTISTS	TIME
$200 [22] Tho elves appeared in the ads, this Eastman camera got name from designer Brownell's nickname The Brownie Scott	$200 [17] "Theme from the Apartment", "Exodus" & "Midnight Cowboy" were all top 10 hits by this piano duo Ferrante & Teicher Scott	$200 [2] In her best seller "Enter Talking", she credits Carson with giving her her big break Joan Rivers Scott	$200 [1] Bogs still covering 1/9 of the island are valuable sources of this fuel Peat Scott Susan	$200 [11] Many mistakenly think it's the name of the monster, but it's really the name of the scientist who made him Frankenstein Scott	$400 [13] Psychological disruption of bodily rhythms caused by high-speed air travel thru several time zones Jet lag Susan
$400 [26] This medication derives its name from "continuous action", since its effect last several hours Contac Frank	$400 [18] Being featured in the 1980 Winter Olympic ceremonies made this flugelist "feel so good" Chuck Mangione Susan	$400 [4] This author of "The Martian Chronicles" & "Fahrenheit 451" lives in L.A. but doesn't drive Ray Bradbury Frank	$400 [3] Before 500 B.C. the Celts came to Ireland from this Gallic, not Gaelic, country France Scott	$400 [12] Peter Sellers played an RAF captain, the president of the U.S. & this "mad scientist" in a '64 film Dr. Strangelove Scott	$600 [14] Sidereal time is measured by the Earth's rotation in relation to these; just ask Sydney Omarr Stars Scott Susan
$600 [25] From Latin for "snowy", this cream's name refers to its coolness & ability to keep skin white Nivea Frank	$800 [20] Working with only a "fraction" of the material, Walter Murphy made it to #1 with this piece in '76 Beethoven's 5th Frank	$600 [5] 1983 Umberto Eco best seller about murder in a medieval monastery The Name of the Rose Frank	—	$600 [8] Noted for "heh! heh! heh!" laugh, mad scientist Dr. Sivana was this comic book superhero's arch-rival Captain Marvel	$800 [15] When the sun crosses the celestial meridian at any particular place, it's this time there 12 noon Frank
$800 [24] Originally used for transporting miners in Minn., they were: painted gray because of dusty roads Greyhound	DD $900 [19] 2 of 5 current TV shows with themes by Mike Post Magnum P.I., L.A. Law, Hill Street Blues, The A-Team, Hunter Susan	$800 [6] In 1986, his 2nd posthumous novel, "The Garden of Eden", was published 25 years after his death Ernest Hemingway Frank	—	DD $1,000 [9] Singer who portrays a mad scientist in the followingsong (Bobby "Boris") Pickett Scott	$1,000 [16] Term for time long past, specifically antedating legal records from the year 1189 Time immemorial Scott
$1,000 [23] Paperback symbol chosen because it had an "air of dignified flippancy & was easy to draw in black & white" Penguin Scott	$1,000 [21] This 1955 hit by Billy Vaughn was in the Top 40 27 weeks, longer than any other pop instrumental "The Melody of Love"	$1,000 [7] Author of "No Exit" in 1945, he said no thanks to a Nobel Prize in 1964 (Jean-Paul) Sartre Scott	—	$1,000 [10] While Ed Norton was probably his foremost fan, mad scientist Dr. Pauli was his foremost enemy Captain Video Frank	—

Final Jeopardy!

MYTHOLOGY

Though it's said he fathered 50 sons, Priam was the last king of this city-state

Troy

Susan "What is Rome?" — wagered $2,798

Scott "What is Sparta?" — wagered $3,300

Frank "What is Troy" — wagered $900

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