Show #545 1987-01-09 (taped 1986-10-08) Regular

Contestants

Mark Palmer — a financial proofreader from Long Beach, California

George Neil — a copywriter from Los Angeles, California

Patty Godon-Tann — a teacher from Santa Monica, California

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Patty	$500	$1,300	$3,700	$1 3rd place: designer glass from Stained Glass Overlay	$3,700 9 R, 0 W
George	$1,200	$1,700	$4,700	$3 2nd place: La-Z-Boy sleep sofa & wingback chair + Krups kitchen products	$4,500 18 R (including 1 DD), 4 W
Mark	$1,300	$3,300	$10,200	$10,999 New champion: $10,999	$10,500 23 R (including 1 DD), 0 W

Jeopardy! Round

U.S. HISTORY	TELEVISION	RED SHOES	PSYCH 101	PLANTS	"AN"IMALS
$100 [20] The 1st Flag Day, June 14, 1877, celebrated this anniversary the 100th anniversary of the flag Patty	$100 [1] This police series set in New York made the city sound like a nudist colony Naked City Mark	$100 [15] He flies over Metropolis in his red high-tops Superman Mark	$100 [4] When you use a projection defense mechanism, it's who you blame for your own faults others Mark	$100 [25] The name of this wild herb comes from the French meaning lion's tooth dandelion George	$100 [2] If it looks like a herring & is perched on your pizza, you'd better hope it's this anchovy Patty
$200 [21] 9 days after gold was discovered here, Mexico sold the territory to the U.S. California George	$200 [9] "Out of the night when the full moon is bright comes the horseman known as" this Zorro George Mark	$200 [16] Tom Hanks, in a 1985 film The Man with One Red Shoe George	$200 [6] Name given by Freud in 1890s to his methods of research & therapy psychoanalysis George	$200 [26] A member of the mustard family, this garnish can be of Swedish, garden or water varieties cress Patty	$200 [3] Hollow-horned ruminants who made themselves right at "Home on the Range" antelope George
$300 [22] Even the 39-month extension given in 1978 for states to ratify this amendment didn't help Equal Rights Amendment Mark	$300 [10] In 1963, California theater owners pledged money to fight this form of TV pay TV George	$300 [17] Bespectacled British rocker who sang, "The Angels Wanna Wear My Red Shoes" Elvis Costello Mark	$300 [7] Originally the part of the abdomen where melancholy sat, it now refers to imaginary illnesses hypochondria	$300 [27] In "A Visit from St. Nicholas", Santa & his reindeer flew away "like the dawn of" this prickly plant thistle George	$300 [5] Be careful, Leo Buscaglia; this green "water boa" can hug you to death anaconda George
$400 [23] Occupation of most of the debt-ridden participants in Shay's Rebellion of 1786-87 farmers Mark	$400 [11] The Emmys are awarded for TV programs, but the "Clios" are awarded for excellence in these commercials Mark	$400 [18] In the 1948 film, she danced in "The Red Shoes" Moira Shearer George Mark	$400 [8] Gregory Peck's characters in "Mirage" & "Spellbound" both suffered from this, remember? amnesia Patty	DD $600 [28] Fungi not only lack roots, stems & leaves, but also this food-making matter chlorophyll George	$400 [13] It's an earthworm's alias angleworm George
$500 [24] Fraction of the nation Roosevelt saw as "ill-housed", "ill-clad", "ill-nourished" in 1937 one-third George	$500 [12] "To Tell the Truth", they also produced "What's My Line?" & "I've Got a Secret" Mark Goodson & Bill Todman Mark	$500 [19] "Wicked Witch of the West" who finally wore the ruby slippers in 1971's "Brewster McCloud" Margaret Hamilton Patty	$500 [14] The introvert-extrovert theory of personality types were made famous by this Swiss psychoanalyst Carl Jung Mark	—	—

Double Jeopardy! Round

WORLD TRADE	SURPRISING AUTHORS	WOMEN IN THE NEWS	SPORT SHIFTS	EXPLORERS	POTPOURRI
$200 [25] Driving down the price of gold was among proposed U.S. sanctions against this country South Africa Mark	$200 [1] His play "The Jeweller's Shop" opened in London 3 days before he paid a papal visit to Great Britain Pope John Paul II Patty	$200 [9] His wife, Safia, has been quoted as saying "If I thought he was a terrorist, I would not stay with him" Muammar Gaddafi Mark	$200 [10] Basketball's former Fort Wayne Pistons now represent this city Detroit Mark	$200 [5] Rounding this in 1616, Dutch explorer Willem Schouten named it after his home town of Hoorn Cape Horn George	$200 [21] In order to install air conditioning, Springfield, Ill. closed this landmark in fall of 1986 Lincoln's home George
—	$400 [2] He named one of his novels "An Eye for an Eye", although he saved Leopold & Loeb from execution Clarence Darrow George	$400 [15] On May 20, 1986, Sharon Wood became 1st North American woman to reach the top of this Mount Everest Patty	$400 [11] Only NFL franchise shift which the NFL has actively opposed involved the move of this team the Raiders Mark	$400 [6] Canadian province found by John Cabot in 1497, which may be how it got its name Newfoundland George	$400 [22] Traditional gift for a 14th anniversary that Mr. & Mrs. Babar would be horrified to get ivory Mark
—	$600 [3] Alabama senator Jeremiah Denton wrote of his ordeal as 1 of these in "When Hell was in Session" POW (prisoner of war) George	$600 [16] Of Bardot, Deneuve, or Fonda, the 1 not suing Roger Vadim for invasion of privacy Jane Fonda George	$600 [12] Entire 1944 World Series was played in St. Louis with the Cardinals vs. this team, now the Orioles St. Louis Browns Mark	$600 [7] In 1520, he found the strait at 52 deg. 30' south that now bears his name Ferdinand Magellan George	DD $500 [24] Of "Rad", "Rag", "Ram", "Ran", "Rap" & "Rat", the 2 that were theatrical releases of the '80s Ran & Rad Mark
—	$800 [4] Before becoming British PM, he wrote an 1837 novel based on his own affair with a married woman Benjamin Disraeli Patty	$800 [17] She 1st defected to the West in 1967, returned to Russia in 1984, then came back to the U.S., April 16, 1986 Svetlana Alliluyeva Mark	$800 [13] 1 of 2 current Major League Baseball teams that were formerly "The Washington Senators" Minnesota Twins (& the Texas Rangers) Mark	$800 [18] He discovered Lake Tanganyika with John Speke, but translated "The Arabian Nights" by himself Sir Richard Burton Mark	$600 [23] A survey of U.S. corporate executives showed 62% arrived at work during this hour 7-8 in the morning
—	$1,000 [8] Oscar-winning late French actress whose only novel chronicled the rise of anti-Semitism Simone Signoret Patty	$1,000 [20] In election here in '80, Vigdis Finnbogaddotir became 1st elected female president in the world Iceland George Mark	$1,000 [14] When the NBA's Philadelphia '76ers played in Syracuse, they were known by this name the Nationals Mark	$1,000 [19] In the 16th century, area Tycho Brahe was noted for exploring the solar system (space, the heavens) George	—

Final Jeopardy!

STATE CAPITALS

The only person from whom the names of 2 current state capitals are derived

Christopher Columbus

Patty "Who was Thomas Jefferson" — wagered $3,699

George "Who is Wm Penn?" — wagered $4,697

Mark "Who is C Columbus?" — wagered $799

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