Show #1701 1992-01-13 (taped 1991-11-05) Regular

Contestants

Rachel Kranz — a writer and director from New York City, New York

Robert Burgess — an attorney from Austin, Texas

Liz MacGillicuddy-Lucas — an actress originally from Hollywood, California (whose 2-day cash winnings total $10,399)

Scores

Player First Commercial End of Jeopardy! End of Double Jeopardy! Final Coryat
Liz $1,700 $2,600 $8,200 $16,399
3-day champion: $26,798
$7,000
15 R (including 1 DD), 1 W
Robert $300 $1,700 $8,900 $1,300
3rd place: Cutco knives + NES and games
$9,400
23 R, 3 W (including 1 DD)
Rachel $2,000 $3,300 $2,500 $2,450
2nd place: Orrefors stemware + Maytag dishwasher
$4,500
16 R, 2 W (including 1 DD)

Jeopardy! Round

SCIENTISTS & INVENTORS A.K.A. HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES RODENTS MUSICAL THEATRE ENDS IN "X"
$100 [16]
He also invented the photophone, a way to transmit sound via light
Alexander Graham Bell
Rachel
$100 [1]
This leading lady, born Myrna Williams, is the most famous Myrna we know
Myrna Loy
Liz
$100 [17]
Someone has designated the day after this holiday "You're Welcomegiving Day"
Thanksgiving
Rachel
$100 [22]
When threatened, it will stamp its feet & rattle its quills in warning
a porcupine
Robert Rachel
$100 [4]
The 1985 revival of this musical featured Yul Brynner's wife as the lead Royal Dancer
The King and I
Robert
$100 [8]
It's an evil spell or curse
a hex
Rachel
$200 [24]
In 1675 Giovanni Cassini noticed that this planet's ring was actually 2 rings
Saturn
Robert
$200 [2]
Before he was a boxer, he was Rocco Francis Machegiano
Rocky Marciano
Liz
$200 [18]
During this National Hot Dog Month Americans down an average 1,000,000,000 of 'em
July
Robert
$200 [23]
This rodent's hind feet are webbed for swimming & its broad, flat tail acts as a rudder
a beaver
Robert
$200 [7]
When this musical about a milkman returned to Broadway in 1990, Topol topped the cast
Fiddler on the Roof
Robert
$200 [12]
6-letter synonym for an oaf
a lummox
Liz
$300 [25]
Maxim, Hotchkiss & Gatling each invented a type of this weapon
a machine gun
Robert
$300 [3]
Born Julia Newmeyer, this statuesque beauty played Catwoman on the TV series "Batman"
Julie Newmar
Rachel
$400 [20]
In a park each April Philadelphia holds a competition in this to honor Ben Franklin
kite flying
Robert
$300 [28]
They're famous for their migrations when millions of them cross the tundra
lemmings
Robert
$300 [9]
Agnes de Mille choreographed a sword dance for this 1947 Lerner & Loewe Scottish musical
Brigadoon
Liz
$300 [13]
Watson & Crick said DNA comes coiled in a double one of these
a helix
Rachel
$400 [26]
Though Gabriel Fallopius discovered this reproductive tube, it's said he didn't know what it was for
the fallopian tube
Robert
$400 [5]
You probably know British TV comic Alfred Hawthorn Hill better by this name
Benny Hill
Liz
DD $500 [19]
National UNICEF Day falls on this date
October 31
Robert
$400 [29]
This small, striped member of the squirrel family comes in western & eastern types
chipmunks
Liz
$400 [10]
David Wayne won 1 of the 1st Tonys for playing Og, 1 of these creatures, in "Finian's Rainbow"
a leprechaun
Rachel
$400 [14]
The title for a woman put in charge of carrying out the terms of a will
an executrix
Rachel
$500 [27]
Monk who formulated laws of segregation & ind. assortment to explain what he found while breeding plants
(Gregor) Mendel
Rachel
$500 [6]
Martin Rosenblatt used this stage name when he played Artemus Gordon on "The Wild WIld West"
Ross Martin
Liz Robert
$500 [21]
Checkers Day is an event honoring these owned by politicians
dogs
Rachel
$500 [30]
The common name of mus musculus, it fits into a Rhyme Time category
a house mouse
Liz
$500 [11]
Before "Roseanne", John Goodman played Huck Finn's Pap in this 1985 musical
Big River
Rachel
$500 [15]
This bone in your body was named for its resemblance to a cuckoo's beak
the coccyx
Robert

Double Jeopardy! Round

ALBERTA LITERARY VILLAINS BUSINESS TALK THE 1920s TREES RELIGION
$200 [13]
The Stampede, a 10-day rodeo, has been a popular event in this city since 1912
Calgary
Robert
$200 [2]
O'Brien uses torture to teach Winston Smith to love Big Brother in this novel
Nineteen Eighty-Four
Liz
$200 [1]
An investor is said to be bullish if he believes the stock market will do this
go up
Rachel
$200 [9]
On Sept. 30, 1927 he hit a then-record 60th home run for a season
Babe Ruth
Robert
$200 [23]
The scientific name of this giant tree means "sequoia always green"
redwood
$200 [18]
A sura is one of the chapters or sections of this Muslim holy book
the Koran
Rachel
$400 [14]
In 1882 Alberta was named for Princess Louise Caroline Alberta, a daughter of this queen
Queen Victoria
Robert
$400 [3]
Simon Legree has him beaten to death for refusing to inform on 2 runaway slaves
Uncle Tom
Robert
$400 [4]
An asset is said to be frozen if it's tied up, or this if it's readily convertible into cash
liquid
Robert
$400 [10]
He was elected governor of New York in 1928, 4 years before winning the presidency
Franklin Roosevelt
Rachel
$400 [24]
This Australian gum tree is the tallest tree in the Southern Hemisphere
the eucalyptus
Rachel
$400 [19]
The Kami-Dana, or God-Shelf, is a tiny shrine associated with this Japanese religion
Shinto
Robert
$600 [20]
This grain is Alberta's chief farm crop, as it is for the other 2 Prairie Provinces
wheat
Robert
$600 [7]
Critics call this "Othello" character Shakespeare's consummate villain
Iago
Robert
$600 [5]
It's a brief description of a property for sale or a detailed description of a stock issue
a prospectus
$600 [15]
Reza Khan became Shah of this country, ending the over 100-year-old Kajar Dynasty
Iran (or Persia)
Robert
$600 [26]
This swamp tree is called bald, perhaps because its needlelike leaves are shed in the fall
the cyprus
$600 [25]
It's the third book of the Old Testament
Leviticus
Robert
$800 [21]
With more than 800 stores & parking for 20,000 vehicles, a mall in this Alberta capital is the world's largest
Edmonton
Robert Rachel
$800 [11]
In this 1886 Robert Louis Stevenson story the hero & villain are the same man
Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde
Liz
$800 [6]
From the Latin "fidere", to trust, it's a company that holds assets in trust for a beneficiary
a fiduciary trust
Liz
$800 [16]
He presented a paper on "Cultures of a Penicillium" to the Medical Research Club in 1929
(Alexander) Fleming
Rachel
$800 [27]
Because of its durability under water, the "live" species of this tree has been used in shipbuilding
live oaks
Liz
$800 [30]
In this religion, Durga, a consort of Shiva, slew a ferocious buffalo demon
Hinduism
Liz
$1,000 [22]
A small public land reserve around hot mineral springs developed into this Alberta nat'l park
Banff
Robert
DD $2,200 [12]
This monstrous descendant of Cain is the villain of "Beowulf"
Grendel
Liz
$1,000 [8]
A Green River ordinance is a local law that regulates or prohibits this type of selling
door-to-door
DD $2,000 [17]
In 1927 he built his prefabricated "Dymaxion House"
Buckminster Fuller
Rachel
$1,000 [28]
The scientific name of this maple tree is Acer saccharum
the sugar maple
Liz
$1,000 [29]
These Indians of NW New Mexico celebrate the arrival of Winter in their Shalako ceremony
Zuni
Liz Robert

Final Jeopardy!

WORLD GEOGRAPHY

It has the largest population of any country completely south of the Equator

South Africa

Rachel "What is [scribbled out response] Argentina" — wagered $50
Liz "What is South Africa" — wagered $8,199
Robert "What is Brazil" — wagered $7,600

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