Show #951 1988-10-24 (taped 1988-09-06) Regular

Contestants

Bob Chauls — a composer and professor from Westlake Village, California

Keith Hunsinger — a pastor developer from Lakeland, Florida

Harriet Helfand — an attorney from Fallston, Maryland (whose 2-day cash winnings total $20,400)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Harriet	$100	$1,600	$6,700	$13,400 2nd place: a trip on Eastern with stay at the Sheraton Grand Paradise Island in the Bahamas	$7,100 16 R (including 1 DD), 2 W (including 1 DD)
Keith	$300	$1,200	$-1,200	$-1,200 3rd place: Gold Coin maple leafs gold coins	$-1,200 9 R, 6 W
Bob	$700	$1,500	$7,500	$13,500 New champion: $13,500	$6,500 21 R (including 1 DD), 3 W

Jeopardy! Round

OLD TESTAMENT	GEOGRAPHICAL SONGS	STARTS WITH "G"	COLONIAL AMERICA	THE SUPER BOWL	'50s TV TRIVIA
$100 [22] He figured if God delivered him from the paws of lions & bears, the big Philistine was no problem David Keith	$100 [16] Bill Monroe told the "Blue Moon of" this state to "keep on a-shinin'" Kentucky Bob	$100 [1] This blessing can be said either before or after a meal grace Harriet	$100 [5] Though Georgia was the southernmost of the 13 colonies, originally this practice was forbidden there slavery Bob	$100 [10] In 1988 this Bronco became the only quarterback ever to to catch a pass in a Super Bowl John Elway Bob	$100 [21] In '50s game show titles, this word preceded "Re Me" & followed "Tic Tac" Dough Bob
$200 [23] Leviticus 13 is a symptom guide for this skin disease you hear a lot about in the Bible leprosy Keith	DD $100 [20] It's where my baby's smile takes me in the following:"My-oh me-oh / I go wild then I have to do the samba, then la bamba / Now I'm not the kind of person with a passionate persuasion for dancin' or romancin'..." Rio Harriet	$200 [2] A notable exploit, whether or not it's performed by a man named Beau geste Harriet	$200 [6] Bacon's Rebellion took place in Virginia 100 years before this, for which it has been called a dress rehearsal The Revolution Bob	$200 [11] Super Bowl III was the 1st won by the AFL team, with this team upsetting the Baltimore Colts New York Jets Bob	$200 [26] Sergeant Bilko's first name Ernie Keith
$300 [24] After 7 days as king of this, Zimri, sensing defeat, chose to be burned to death, & Omri took over Israel Bob	$200 [17] On "A Foggy Day" in London Town, "I viewed the morning with alarm...", this museum "had lost its charm" British Museum Bob	$300 [3] It's the short last name of John Robert, the Irishman known for his shorthand Gregg Harriet	$300 [7] After losing New York in 1664, this country briefly recaptured it in 1673 Holland (the Netherlands) Bob	$300 [12] This southern city has hosted the most Super Bowls--6 New Orleans Bob	—
$400 [25] This non-human character is introduced in Genesis 3:1 snake Harriet	$300 [18] The theme song for the TV series "Frank's Place" asks, "Do you know what it means to miss" this southern city New Orleans Harriet	$400 [4] From the word for hunted meat, it can mean off-color or off-flavor game or gamy Keith	$400 [8] New Haven's Eaton Code, which banned dancing, mince pies & wife beating, were laws bound in this color blue Keith	$400 [13] With 4 victories this AFC Central Division team has won more Super Bowls than any other Pittsburgh Steelers Keith	—
—	$400 [19] "Whoopie-ti-yi-yo, git along little dogies, you know that" this state "will be your new home" Wyoming Harriet Bob	$500 [15] Stheno, Euryale & Medusa Gorgons Harriet	$500 [9] For 30 years, William Bradford governed this colony Plymouth Colony Harriet Keith Bob	$500 [14] With 4 defeats, this NFC Central Division team has lost more Super Bowls than any other Minnesota Vikings Bob	—

Double Jeopardy! Round

DEMOCRATS	ANATOMY	EUROPE	THEATER BOOKS	ART	BY THE NUMBERS
$200 [4] Saying there's no "magic answer to the deficit," this ex-gov. of Ariz. called for a nat'l sales tax Babbitt Harriet	$200 [7] Of 25,000, 50,000 or 100,000, the approximate number of times an average heart beats each day 100,000	$200 [1] 2 of the 3 great peninsulas of southern Europe (2 of) Italy & Iberian (or Balkan) Bob	$200 [20] Lynn Redgrave, Sarah Miles & 24 other actresses discuss their interpretations of this role in "Playing Joan" Joan of Arc Harriet	$200 [15] General name classifying all Mexican artifacts dated before 1492 pre-Columbian Bob	$200 [17] The unlucky number "on a match" 3rd or 3 Keith
DD $300 [6] Sam Nunn's great-uncle, Carl Vinson, chaired this committee in the House which Sam chairs in the Sen. Armed Services Committee Harriet	$400 [8] Strands of hair this color tend to be thicker than hair of any other color red Keith Bob	$400 [2] Known for its guns & glassware, Liege is the industrial center of the eastern part of this country Belgium Keith Bob	$400 [21] Co-author of "Shakespeare Alive!" who presents Shakespeare's plays live in Central Park Joseph Papp Bob	—	$400 [23] When you roll "boxcars" in craps, you see this many dots on the dice 12 Keith
$400 [5] His wife Mary, a.k.a. "Tipper", is an outspoken critic of sexual explicitness in rock 'n' roll (Senator) Gore Harriet	$600 [11] Part of the eye in which the sight receptors are located retina Bob	$600 [3] Built for the 1972 games, the Olympic village is part of this city Munich Harriet	$600 [24] Herman Buchman wrote the book on this subject, often yelled for by Milton Berle make-up	—	$600 [18] Number of members in the brigade that, in the poem, rode "into the valley of death" 600 Keith
$800 [9] He was 33 when San Antonio voters elected him the 1st Mexican-American mayor of a major U.S. city (Henry) Cisneros Harriet	$800 [13] It 1st became well known in 1897 when Fitzsimmons knocked out Corbett with a blow to it solar plexus Keith	$800 [12] After liberating Italy in 1860, he retired, refusing all honors, to the small island of Caprera Garibaldi Harriet	$800 [25] The national directory of this profession includes data on Leonard Melfi, Beth Henley & Woody Allen playwriting Bob	—	$800 [19] Length of time covered by a sesquicentennial 150 years Harriet
$1,000 [10] Late N.Y. gov. & diplomat whose widow, Pamela, is a prominent Democratic Party fund raiser Averell Harriman Harriet	$1,000 [14] Largest of the 9 cartilages in the larynx, it's technically called a thyroid cartilage Adam's apple Keith Bob	$1,000 [16] Though Burgenland was ceded to Austria in 1919, one city voted to rejoin this country in 1921 Hungary Keith Bob	$1,000 [26] You'll find method acting in his books, & on some copies the insignia of the Moscow Art Theater Stanislavski Bob	—	DD $2,000 [22] Number of zeros in a good ol' American trillion 12 Bob

Final Jeopardy!

WORLD HISTORY

On May 20, 1902 U.S. rule ended & this country became independent

Cuba

Harriet "Whatareis Cuba?" — wagered $6,700

Bob "What is Cuba" — wagered $6,000

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