Show #612 1987-04-14 (taped 1986-12-10) Regular

Contestants

Vince Scott — a physician originally from Detroit, Michigan

Carol Jackson — a teacher originally from Glasgow, Scotland

Jim Ryan — a writer from Alexandria, Virginia (whose 1-day cash winnings total $6,050)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Jim	$1,000	$2,100	$8,300	$10,300 2-day champion: $16,350	$9,300 24 R, 3 W (including 1 DD)
Carol	$500	$1,000	$2,900	$5,700 2nd place: Trip to Fort Lauderdale, Florida	$2,900 10 R (including 1 DD), 3 W (including 1 DD)
Vince	$100	$1,400	$3,000	$4,000 3rd place: Whirlpool refrigerator	$3,000 10 R, 3 W

Jeopardy! Round

SAN FRANCISCO	BEAUTY SECRETS	NAME THAT TEAM	ROCK 'N ROLL	GHOSTS	DOUBLE TALK
$100 [3] San Francisco is accessible by land only from this direction the south Jim Carol Vince	$100 [13] Caswell-Massey still sells "#6", the favorite cologne of this #1 president George Washington Carol Vince	$100 [21] Bill Sharman, Bob Cousy, & Bill Russell Boston Celtics	$100 [1] Appropriate last name of snowy-haired brothers Johnny & Edgar Winter Jim	$100 [8] This biblical villain is said to haunt Switzerland's Mount Pilatus on Good Friday Pontius Pilate Jim	$100 [10] 1st name--or is it 1st & middle?--of the winner of the 1936 Miss Hungary beauty pageant Zsa Zsa
$200 [7] This famous marine area is found at the foot of Taylor Street Fisherman's Wharf Carol	$200 [14] Sarah Bernhardt slathered on a night cream made from this popular pickle vegetable cucumber Vince	$200 [22] Reggie Jackson, Graig Nettles, & Bucky Dent New York Yankees Jim	$200 [2] Lionel Richie sang lead for this Motown group before going solo in the '80s The Commodores Vince	$200 [24] That "rare" person whose efforts to produce a ghost at a seance are "well done" medium Jim	DD $100 [12] Despite what you may have heard, published lyrics of this song are not at all racy: "Louie Louie" Carol
$300 [9] Once covering 58 miles, the routes for these have been reduced to less than 10 miles cable cars Carol	$300 [19] It's said that to tint their bodies, East Indians used this paste now used in marzipan almond paste Vince	$300 [23] Reggie Jackson, Nolan Ryan, & Dean Chance California Angels Carol	$300 [4] This label has digitally remastered Elvis Presley's early records back into mono RCA Jim	$300 [27] Beheaded queen whose ghost returns to Norfolk, England on every anniversary of her execution Anne Boleyn Jim Carol	$200 [11] To the French this sugary candy is "good good" bon bon Carol
$400 [15] What you're doing if you participate in the "Bay to Breakers" marathon Vince	$400 [20] "Springing eternal", this comic said his make-up crew also restored the Statue of Liberty Bob Hope Jim	$400 [25] Jim Taylor, Ray Nitschke, & Bart Starr Green Bay Packers	$400 [5] His fans are "Parrotheads"; his band, "The Coral Reefers"; & his biggest hit, "Margaritaville" Jimmy Buffett Jim	$400 [28] Some say this pirate's ghost still swims around Teach's Hole, N.C. searching for his head Blackbeard Jim	$400 [17] The capital of American Samoa, Pago Pago, was formerly named & is usually still called this Pango Pango Jim Carol
$500 [16] In "I Left My Heart in San Francisco", it "may fill the air, I don't care" the morning fog	—	$500 [26] Sid Abel, Ted Lindsay, & Gordie Howe Detroit Red Wings Vince	$500 [6] Carlos Santana's brother Jorge led this "bad" Latin-rock band Malo	—	$500 [18] Nickname of former NHL star B. Geoffrion & Freddie Washington on "Welcome Back, Kotter" Boom Boom

Double Jeopardy! Round

BOOKS & AUTHORS	RELIGION	FIRSTS	STAMPS	PRESIDENTIAL TRIVIA	"THE"
$200 [1] In "His Way", author Kitty Kelley told things her way about his life Frank Sinatra Jim	$200 [10] Martin Luther's translation of the Bible into this language is considered a literary masterpiece German Jim	$200 [23] The 1966 Michigan State-Notre Dame game was first TV event ever sent from mainland to Hawaii via this satellite Vince	$200 [13] French for "head to foot", a tete-beche error occurs when 1 stamp in a series is printed this way upside-down Vince	$200 [2] In both "The President's Lady" & "The Buccaneer", Charlton Heston played this hero of the War of 1812 Andrew Jackson Carol	$200 [16] In our solar system, it's the only planet whose name can be preceded by "The" The Earth Jim
DD $500 [3] The 4 words which begin the title of every Perry Mason story The Case of the... Carol	$400 [11] L.A. Times says people of this country often describe it as 70% Catholic, 30% Protestant & 100% Voodoo Haiti Jim	$400 [24] 1986 was 1st year a man was selected to head this nonpartisan organization concerned with voter education League of Women Voters Jim	$400 [14] Name for any mark, such as a postmark, applied to a stamp on a letter to prevent its reuse cancellation mark Vince	$400 [6] He taught surveying to Meriwether Lewis & later sent him on his way Thomas Jefferson Jim	$400 [19] The only New York City borough to have "The" in its name The Bronx Jim
$600 [4] William Styron's 1979 story of a Polish Catholic survivor of Auschwitz Sophie's Choice Carol Vince	$600 [12] In Hinduism it's a mystical word or formula chanted repeatedly mantra Vince	$600 [25] In 1953 "Amazon Annie" became 1st cannon to use this type of ammo atomic	$600 [15] From Greek for "loving exemption from payment", it's the study & collection of postage stamps philately Carol	$600 [7] His wife, born Anne Frances Robbins, is a 10th cousin to England's Princess Diana Ronald Reagan	$600 [20] More popular name of the 1968 Beatles album "The Beatles" the White Album Jim
$800 [5] Author who sued New York Times in 1986 for not putting his "Exorcist" sequel on best seller list William Peter Blatty Jim	$800 [17] It's said John Paul II was 1st pope since Peter to visit 1 of these houses of worship synagogue Jim	$800 [26] The 1st synthetic fiber successfully used to make ropes & cordage nylon Vince	$800 [29] Among the most complete stamp collections in the U.S.is that which this famous cardinal collected Cardinal Spellman	$800 [8] William Henry Harrison lost his job as 1st U.S. minister to Colombia after offending this "Liberator" Simon Bolivar Jim	$800 [21] Matt Johnson's British band, its name's a dual definite article The The
$1,000 [28] Author of both, he called his screenplay for 1958's "The Fly" "Equal in quality to 'Noble House'" James Clavell Jim	$1,000 [18] In this branch of Christianity, priests can marry, though bishops can't Eastern Orthodox Jim	$1,000 [27] Wilma Mankiller is the 1st woman to serve as chief of this Indian nation centered in Oklahoma Cherokee Jim	—	$1,000 [9] New York City's Wave Hill Mansion was home at different times to Mark Twain & this police commissioner Teddy Roosevelt Jim	DD $1,000 [22] European country & its seat of gov't, both of which begin with "The", in their language "Der" & "Den" The Netherlands & The Hague Jim

Final Jeopardy!

THE MOVIES

The 2 highest grossing films of 1965, both musicals, starred this actress

Julie Andrews

Carol "Who is Julie Andrews?" — wagered $2,800

Vince "Who is Julie Andrews" — wagered $1,000

Jim "Who is Julie Andrews?" — wagered $2,000

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