Show #1362 1990-07-03 (taped 1990-02-13) Regular

Contestants

John Patlan — a social worker from Austin, Texas

Joyce Patterson — a homemaker from Hackettstown, New Jersey

Jim McManus — a corporate trust administrator from Richmond, Virginia

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Jim	$600	$3,000	$5,500	$10,500 2nd place: Jean d'Eve watch & Michael C. Fina tea & coffee service + Jeopardy! home game or Jeopardy! Challenger	$6,400 17 R (including 1 DD), 2 W (including 1 DD)
Joyce	$900	$1,600	$2,000	$4,000 3rd place: RoyalSwiss garden furniture + Jeopardy! home game or Jeopardy! Challenger	$2,000 7 R, 1 W
John	$600	$2,500	$7,700	$11,001 New champion: $11,001	$7,300 23 R (including 1 DD), 5 W

Jeopardy! Round

POT LUCK	FAMOUS QUOTES	THE GRAMMY AWARDS	HISTORY	ARKANSAS	GRAVE MATTERS
$100 [11] Kind of "room" that's lit by a "safelight" darkroom John	$100 [22] Completes "Up and down the city road, in and out the eagle, that's the way the money goes--" "Pop Goes the Weasel" Jim	$100 [1] In 1974 this N.C. Democrat's spoken word recording, "Senator Sam at Home", received a Grammy nom. Sam Ervin Jim	$100 [3] Over 20 million people died in this country's T'ai-p'ing Rebellion from 1850-64 China Jim	$100 [12] Lakes & rivers attract tourist dollars to these mountains shared with Missouri, Illinois, Kansas & Okla. Ozarks John	$100 [17] The lights of Broadway were dimmed the day this inventor was buried in 1931 Edison John
$200 [27] If you have only 2.1 children, you've done your bit to achieve this, demographically speaking zero population growth Jim	$300 [24] He said, "Before I'd let your steam drill beat me down, Lord, I'd die with this hammer in my hand." John Henry Jim	$200 [2] Of Inspirational, Country or Rock 'n" Roll, the type of music for which Elvis won his 3 Grammys Inspiration Jim John	$200 [7] Arthur Phillip established the first permanent European colony on this continent in 1788 Australia Jim	$200 [13] University of Arkansas athletic teams are named this, after a type of wild hog Razorbacks Joyce	$200 [18] A eulogist said of him, "There was only one guy at midnight on New Year's Eve." Guy Lombardo John
$300 [28] From the Greek for "leader of the people", it's someone who arouses people through emotion & prejudice demagogue	$400 [25] To test this, Charles Weller came up with "Now is the time for all good men to come to the aid of the party." typing skill Joyce	$300 [4] His "Live on the Sunset Strip" album was 1982's "Best Comedy Recording" Richard Pryor John	$300 [8] This conqueror's descendants, the Timurids, ruled part of his empire after his death in 1405 Tamerlane Joyce John	$300 [14] One of America's richest men, Sam Walton of Bentonville heads this discount store chain Walmart John	$300 [19] A band played "Old Folks at Home" at his burial on January 21, 1864 Stephen Foster Joyce
$400 [29] You can raise the pitch of your guitar by clamping one of these gizmos to the neck capo	$500 [26] In this play Samuel Beckett wrote, "We all are born mad. Some remain so." Waiting for Godot Jim	$400 [5] Henry Mancini's music from this Craig Stevens TV series won "Album of the Year" in 1959 Peter Gunn Jim	$400 [9] He became Viceroy of Ireland 17 years after he surrendered at Yorktown Cornwallis Joyce	$400 [15] Its state motto is Regnat Populus which means this People Reign (Rule) John	$400 [20] No shroud for this "Beat" author; he was buried in a checkered sports jacket & red bow tie Jack Kerouac John
—	DD $800 [23] A little known last line for this bride's rhyme is "and a lucky sixpence in her shoe" something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue Jim	$500 [6] This guitarist has won 7 Grammy Awards for "Best Country Instrumental Performance" Chet Atkins John	$500 [10] Theodora, the wife of emperor Justinian I, was probably the most powerful woman in this empire's history Byzantine John	$500 [16] The most industrialized city in the state is not the capital but this "Fort" city Fort Smith John	$500 [21] At her request, she was buried next to Wild Bill Hickok in Deadwood, South Dakota Calamity Jane Jim

Double Jeopardy! Round

AMERICAN LITERATURE	RULERS	ARCHITECTURE	BIBLICAL LAW	POTENT POTABLES	THE SUN & THE MOON
$200 [8] This author of the Perry Mason books was a lawyer himself Erle Stanley Gardner Jim	$200 [1] In 1927 he had Trotsky expelled from the Russian Communist Party; in 1929 he had him expelled from Russia Stalin Joyce John	$200 [6] Chicago's Tribune Tower contains stones from the Taj Mahal, the Colosseum & this 1,500-mile Chinese landmark Great Wall John	$200 [22] There had to be at least 2 witnesses for a death sentence, & they got to toss the first of these stone Joyce	$200 [15] Ads for this urge consumers to "Live a Cutty above" Cutty Sark John	$200 [20] It's an arc of the colors of the spectrum caused by water drops reflecting & refracting sunlight rainbow John
$400 [9] "Flowering Judas" & "Pale Horse, Pale Rider" are collections of short stories by this author Katherine Anne Porter Joyce	$400 [2] The Bayeux Tapestry was probably commissioned by this conqueror's half brother, Odo William the Conqueror John	$400 [7] A large window or series of windows projecting from a wall & forming a recess within bay window Jim	$400 [23] In Leviticus 11 the Israelites were told not to do this to camels, mice & lizards, among others eat them John	$400 [16] To make a Jack Daniel's Tennessee mud, add Jack Daniel's & amaretto to a mug of this & top w/whipped cream coffee John	$400 [21] John Heywood's 16th century proverb "The moon is made of" this was not to be believed green cheese Jim
$600 [10] He won a Pulitzer Prize in 1946 for "The Age of Jackson" & in 1966 for "A Thousand Days", JFK's story (Arthur) Schlesinger John	$600 [3] This Eastern European country's first king, Carol I, was born a German prince Romania John	$800 [13] Architect who designed the Climatron, an enclosed geodesic dome at the Missouri Botanical Garden (Buckminster) Fuller John	$600 [24] Now a very high rate of interest, in the Bible it was just plain interest & could be charged to strangers usury Jim	$600 [17] To "V.O." in this company's V.O. Whisky stands for "Very Own" Seagram's John	$600 [25] The illumination in the atmosphere just after sunset, the Platters sang about it twilight time Jim
$800 [11] He won the National Book Award in 1956 fro his novel "Ten North Frederick" John O'Hara	$800 [4] When he visited Neville Chamberlain, he became the 1st British ruler to visit a p.m. at No. 10 Downing St. George VI John	DD $1,000 [12] The fanciest of the borders of Greek columns, it's also the one with the fanciest name Corinthian John	—	$800 [18] 1 of the simplest potent potables, it's occasionally used as a gin substitute in cocktails vodka Jim	DD $1,500 [27] This element was discovered on the Sun before it was found in 1895 on Earth helium Jim
$1,000 [26] Her horror story "The Lottery", first published in The New Yorker, is now widely anthologized Shirley Jackson Jim	$1,000 [5] The last time a king of this country was crowned was in 1906 in Troudheim Norway John	$1,000 [14] Havard's Visual Arts Center is the only U.S. building completely designed by this French-Swiss architect Le Corbusier	—	$1,000 [19] You don't have to wear black velvet to drink Black Velvet, a whisky imported from this country Canada John	—

Final Jeopardy!

WOMEN

In 1906 she became the first woman to teach at the Sorbonne

Marie Curie

Joyce "Who is MarieCurieCurie?" — wagered $2,000

Jim "Who is Marie Curie?" — wagered $5,000

John "Who is Mme. Curie" — wagered $3,301

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