Show #622 1987-04-28 (taped 1987-01-07) Regular

Contestants

Nancy Adams — a medical business manager from Albany, California

Bruce Adelstein — a research consultant from Los Angeles, California

Peggy Johnson — a teacher from San Diego, California

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Peggy	$-200	$1,700	$2,600	$1,100 2nd place: a trip to New York	$2,900 13 R, 4 W (including 1 DD)
Bruce	$0	$800	$4,200	$5,700 New champion: $5,700	$4,000 15 R (including 1 DD), 4 W
Nancy	$1,700	$2,000	$2,000	$5 3rd place: an Ensoniq digital piano	$2,400 14 R, 5 W (including 1 DD)

Jeopardy! Round

MAN IN SPACE	WOMEN IN HISTORY	CARTOONS	AUSTRALIA	IN OTHER WORDS...	HIPS
$100 [2] This country called the 1st satellite it launched on its own the "Rising Sun I" Japan Peggy Bruce	$100 [1] Guinness says the 1st woman to set foot on this continent was Karoline Mikkelsen in 1935 Antarctica Bruce	$100 [23] His dog McBarker is nearsighted too Mr. Magoo Peggy	$100 [17] Reportedly, 2/3 of the 330.000 Australians who served in this 20th C. war wounded or killed World War I Bruce	$100 [13] Bonded together you & I are upright, apart you & I collapse united we stand, divided we fall Nancy	$100 [8] In the cheer, words which usually precede "hurrah" Hip, hip Nancy
$200 [7] Type of animal that went up with Sputnik 2 a dog Bruce Nancy	$200 [3] Of a day, a month or a year, length of Hitler's marriage to Eva Braun a day Bruce	$200 [24] Spy team that followed but feared Fearless Leader Natasha Fatale and Boris Badenov Peggy	$200 [18] It's what the "diggers" were digging for in the 1850s gold Peggy Nancy	$200 [14] The 4th month's precipitations elicit the 5th month's blooms April showers bring May flowers Nancy	$200 [9] The time, 1967; the district, Haight-Ashbury; the people, known as this hippies Peggy
$300 [28] Patriotic name shared by the Apollo 11 command module & a Space Shuttle orbiter Columbia	$300 [4] Sociologist Frances Perkins, appointed labor secretary in 1933 first woman in the cabinet Nancy	$300 [25] Show whose theme asked "How much is that gorilla in the window?" Magilla Gorilla Bruce	$300 [19] Person next in line to be monarch of Australia Prince Charles Nancy	$300 [15] At no time gaze at one freely proffered palomino's pearlies Never look a gift horse in the mouth Nancy	$300 [10] The fleshy seed receptacle of this flower is called a hip a rose Nancy
$400 [27] Term for the push given to a rocket by its engines thrust Bruce	$400 [5] Ironically, her husband John Rolfe was probably killed in an Indian massacre in 1622 Pocahontas Nancy	—	DD $400 [21] 1 of the 2 game shows produced by Aussie Reg Grundy for U.S. networks Sale of the Century or Scrabble Nancy	$400 [16] A singular despicable Delicious defiles an entire oak caskful One bad apple spoils the barrel Peggy	$400 [11] In the word hippopotamus, "Hippo" doesn't make fun of its girth, but means this horse Nancy
$500 [26] The space centers in Cape Canaveral & Houston are named after these 2 people Presidents Kennedy and Johnson Peggy	$500 [6] The 2nd of Henry VIII's wives to be beheaded, it's said her ghost is seen at Hampton Court Palace Catherine Howard Peggy Bruce	—	$500 [22] While Europeans brought cats, sheep and rabbits to the continent, aborigines brought only this carnivore wild dogs Peggy	$500 [20] Succeed as one plumbous blimp go over like a lead balloon	$500 [12] Football infraction signaled when the official puts hands to hips offsides Bruce

Double Jeopardy! Round

SCIENCE	RELIGION	MUSICAL ANATOMY	BUSINESS TRIVIA	BRITISH NOVELS	HOPS
$200 [1] From Latin "vacca" or cow, Jenner's method of inoculating using cow pox was called this vaccination Peggy	$200 [3] Christian church that's world's largest single denomination, with 1/8 of humanity as members Catholic Bruce	$200 [10] "Lend me" these "and I'll sing you a song & I'll try not to sing out of key" your ears Nancy	$200 [18] Castle & Cooke primarily peddles its pineapples under this brand name Dole Bruce	$200 [2] Published in 1898, this Wells novel had its biggest impact when adapted by another Welles in 1938 The War of the Worlds Bruce	$200 [19] An oil from dried flowers of the hop plant is used in brewing this beer Peggy
$400 [4] It is the point on which a lever turns fulcrum Bruce	$400 [5] Synagogues are usually oriented so that the worshipers face in direction of this city Jerusalem Peggy	$400 [12] It's where Carole King felt "the earth move" under her feet Bruce	DD $300 [24] When NBC displays this logo, it means the show is telecast this way: in stereo Peggy	$400 [6] In just over a century after 1st publication, it's said there were 160 editions of this John Bunyan classic Pilgrim's Progress Bruce	$400 [23] A kangaroo, a storage space, a "Blue Velvet" star a hopper
$600 [7] In 1834, Christian Thomsen divided early human history into these 3 ages Stone, Bronze, and Iron Peggy Nancy	$600 [8] In 1961. the Universalist church, which believes in the salvation of everyone, merged with this church Unitarians Nancy	$600 [13] In 1958 hit, Elvis asked, "won't you wear my ring" there your neck Peggy Nancy	$600 [25] The Bell company acquired control of this firm in 1881 to have a source for standardized equipment Western Electric Nancy	$600 [9] Wilfred is the 1st name of the title character in this novel by Sir Walter Scott Ivanhoe Bruce	—
DD $1,000 [16] The term "positron" was coined by combining these 2 words positive and electron Bruce	$800 [14] Oldest sacred writings of any major religion, the Vedas, belong to this one Hindus Bruce	$800 [21] Human organ mentioned in Sonny & Cher's "The Beat Goes On" the brain Peggy Bruce	$800 [26] The NBA has designated a product called "Stinky Pinky" the official one for player's shoes deodorizer Nancy	$800 [11] Revolted by his own decadence, he stabs his own picture & dies as a result Dorian Gray Peggy	—
$1,000 [17] The lithosphere & this together form the earth's surface hydrosphere	$1,000 [15] Preacher whose term for accepting grace at revival meetings was "hit the sawdust trail' Billy Sunday	$1,000 [22] In a #1 hit, Pat Boone said, "let me kiss you please, baby, please, 'cause it's cold &" this might happen your lips might freeze Nancy	$1,000 [27] From 31,000 suggestions, Sperry & Burroughs picked this name for their newly merged company Unisys	$1,000 [20] As stated in the book's title, Tom Jones started out life as one of these a foundling	—

Final Jeopardy!

U.S. PRESIDENTS

Total number of presidents who died while in office

Nancy "What is 6?" — wagered $1,995

Peggy "What is 13?" — wagered $1,500

Bruce "What is 8?" — wagered $1,500

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