Show #1648 1991-10-30 (taped 1991-09-10) Regular

Missing contestant introductions.

Contestants

Jonathan Loeb — from

Eileen Doherty — an educational consultant from Whitestone, New York

Greg Shepherd — a college music instructor from Honolulu, Hawaii (whose 1-day cash winnings total $9,001)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Greg	$1,900	$3,500	$8,600	$8,500 2-day champion: $17,501	$8,000 25 R (including 2 DDs), 6 W
Eileen	$200	$600	$4,200	$0 3rd place: Magic Chef electric range + Nintendo Entertainment System & games	$3,800 11 R (including 1 DD), 1 W
Jonathan	$1,300	$2,900	$3,700	$1 2nd place: trip for 2 to Chicago	$3,700 14 R, 1 W

Jeopardy! Round

HISTORIC QUOTES	CLOTHING	WORLD FACTS	ARCHITECTURE	BASEBALL GREATS	CELEBRITY JEOPARDY!
$100 [16] Completes JFK's quote, "My fellow Americans: ask not what your country can do for you..." "ask what you can do for your country." Greg	$100 [18] From the word "body", it's the fitted part of a dress from the waist to the shoulder the bodice Eileen	$100 [11] The 2 blue stripes on Guatemala's flag represent these 2 oceans the Atlantic & the Pacific Jonathan	$100 [1] Virginia's Shirley Plantation has a "hanging" flight of these rising 3 stories without visible support a staircase Greg	$100 [6] Detroit Tigers outfielder known as the "Georgia Peach" who has the highest career batting average at .367 Ty Cobb Greg	$100 [23] I'm the architect of rock & roll & the originator--Good golly, Miss Molly! Little Richard Jonathan
$200 [17] In 1964 he told the GOP convention that "Extremism in the defense of liberty is no vice" Barry Goldwater Jonathan	$200 [19] French cuffs are folded back on themselves & fastened with these cuff links Greg	$200 [12] Tamil is spoken in this country's state of Tamil Nadu, which was once known as Madras India Eileen	$200 [2] Eero Saarinen's only skyscraper is CBS Headquarters in this city New York City Greg	$200 [7] This Yankee catcher later managed the Yankees & the Mets, winning pennants with each team Yogi Berra Greg	$200 [24] I started riding elephants, then went on to swing with the Monkees & sold 65 million records Mickey Dolenz Greg
$300 [20] In a 1951 address to Congress, this general said that "In war there is no substitute for victory" MacArthur Greg	$300 [28] Term for a jacket with a front closing that overlaps enough to allow for 2 rows of buttons a double breasted jacket Greg	$300 [13] Willem-Alexander, the eldest son of Queen Beatrix, is the heir to this country's throne the Netherlands Greg	$300 [3] Found in Moorish buildings, these ornamental points are named for the hanging deposits on cave ceilings stalactites Greg	$300 [8] Shortstop who stole 104 bases in 1962—a major league record at the time & still the Dodger record Maury Wills Greg Jonathan	$300 [25] In the 1959 Sears, Roebuck catalog I modeled underwear; later I went on to host "That's Incredible!" John Davidson Eileen
$400 [21] Miss. senator who in 1861 announced that his state had "declared her separation from the United States" Jefferson Davis Greg	—	$400 [14] Nanduti, a lace that looks like spider webs, is made in Itaugua, a town near Asuncion in this country Paraguay Greg Jonathan	DD $500 [4] Begun in 1248, Cologne Cathedral is the largest cathedral in this style in northern Europe Gothic style Greg	$400 [9] In 1964 & 1967, this Cardinals pitcher was named World Series MVP Bob Gibson Jonathan	$400 [26] I drove around "Vega$" in a little red T-Bird & drove around Boston in a '65 Mustang Robert Urich Jonathan
$500 [22] His last words were "How were the circus receipts today at Madison Square Garden?" P.T. Barnum Jonathan	—	$500 [15] In 1896 this capital on the Danube became the 1st city in eastern Europe to have a subway Budapest Greg	$500 [5] Byzantine style is characterized by a central one of these over a square space, as the Hagia Sophia a dome Greg	$500 [10] This old-time Washington Senators pitcher held the career strikeout record until Nolan Ryan broke it in 1983 Walter Johnson Jonathan	$500 [27] I've been hosting & producing the nationally syndicated dance show "Soul Train" for 2 decades Don Cornelius

Double Jeopardy! Round

SCIENCE	NOTORIOUS	WYOMING	OPERA	FAMOUS DOCTORS	BOOKS & AUTHORS
$200 [2] The buildup of this insecticide in some birds & fish led to its restriction in 1972 DDT Eileen	$200 [3] "The Lodger", a 1913 novel by Mrs. Belloc Lowndes, is a ripping yarn about his London crimes Jack the Ripper Eileen	$200 [29] The Bozeman, Overland & Oregon ones all crossed Wyoming trails Jonathan	$200 [5] This Gershwin opera was not performed at the Met until 1985 Porgy and Bess Jonathan	$200 [1] His 1904 Nobel Prize was for work on digestion, not conditioned reflexes in dogs Pavlov Jonathan	$400 [28] In 1966 his "Foundation" trilogy won a Hugo Award for the best all-time science fiction series (Isaac) Asimov Greg Eileen
$400 [16] Used to preserve biological specimens, it's the simplest of the organic compounds called aldehydes formaldehyde Eileen	$400 [17] Harold Adrian Russell Philby, who spied for the Soviets, was better known by this nickname Kim Greg	$400 [27] The Buffalo Bill Historical Center is in this city Cody Jonathan	$400 [12] "The Marriage of Figaro" was the first of 3 collaborations between Lorenzo da Ponte & this composer Mozart Greg	$400 [4] This American "jungle doctor" didn't have to hang down his head when he founded hospitals in Laos Tom Dooley Greg	$600 [18] He died in 1975 shortly after publishing his last Nero Wolfe novel, "A Family Affair" Rex Stout
$600 [8] Once widely used as an anesthetic, CHCl3is the chemical symbol for this chloroform Greg Eileen	$600 [19] He was a prior of a Dominican convent many years before he became Grand Inquisitor of Spain Torquemada Greg	$600 [24] "Geographical" term for Jim Bridger, Jedediah Smith & others who trapped in the state mountain men Jonathan	$600 [13] The Unattractive Tonio in "I Pagliacci" has this profession a clown Greg	$800 [10] Frederick Leboyer's controversial approach to this includes dim light & a warm bath childbirth Eileen	$800 [22] Nevil Shute's novels "A Town Like Alice" & "On the Beach" are largely set in this country Australia Greg
$800 [7] Astronomers knew very little about Pluto until this moon was discovered in 1978 Charon	$800 [20] Dutch Schultz was 1 of the most famous victims of this organization of killers for hire Murder Incorporated Greg Eileen	$800 [26] It's the name of a river, Cheyenne's county & the city that's home to the University of Wyoming Laramie Greg Jonathan	$800 [14] She sang in a Baptist church in Philadelphia before she became the Met's first black soloist Marian Anderson Eileen	DD $1,000 [9] This man was the first person to become a qualified pediatrician & psychiatrist Dr. Spock Eileen	DD $1,500 [23] This author of "Gorky Park" has also written under the pen names of Jake Logan & Martin Quinn Martin Cruz Smith Greg
$1,000 [6] An important source for vit. A, this group of pigments gives pumpkins & apricots their color carotene	$1,000 [21] Prince Felix Yusupov & his conspirators threw this man in the Neva River in 1916 Rasputin Greg	$1,000 [25] After this governor died in 1924, his wife was elected to complete his term of office William Ross	$1,000 [15] Enrico Caruso made his U.S. debut on November 23, 1903 as the Duke of Mantua in this opera Rigoletto Greg	$1,000 [11] Doctor Yelena Bonner is the widow of this Soviet dissident Sakharov Greg	—

Final Jeopardy!

ACTORS & THEIR ROLES

Ronald Reagan, Errol Flynn, Richard Mulligan & Gary Cole have all played this historical role

George Armstrong Custer

Jonathan "Who is G Gipp?" — wagered $3,699

Eileen "Who is Robin Hood" — wagered $4,200

Greg "Who is Beau B" — wagered $100

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