Show #2516 1995-07-10 (taped 1995-02-27) Seniors Tournament

1995-A Seniors Tournament quarterfinal game 1.

Contestants

Al Vedro — an independent video producer from Menlo Park, California

Jan Van Faasen — a high school library secretary from Holland, Michigan

Marty Eshkov — a dentist from Hernando Beach, Florida

Scores

Player First Commercial End of Jeopardy! End of Double Jeopardy! Final Coryat
Marty $300 $0 $1,400 $2,799
3rd place: $1,000 if eliminated
$1,900
16 R, 7 W (including 1 DD)
Jan $700 $1,100 $6,100 $8,100
2nd place: $1,000 if eliminated
$6,100
14 R, 2 W
Al $1,600 $3,100 $13,300 $13,300
Automatic semifinalist
$12,300
22 R (including 2 DDs), 1 W

Jeopardy! Round

HEALTH & FITNESS TELEVISION HISTORY BUSINESS & INDUSTRY DANCE QUOTATIONS
$100 [21]
You should visit your dentist right away if you notice these are swollen or bleed easily
gums
Marty
$100 [16]
Bruce Willis got his first big break playing David Addison on this series
Moonlighting
Jan
$100 [1]
It was the military code name for the Persian Gulf War
Desert Storm
Marty
$100 [9]
Since 1896 Prudential Insurance has used this as a symbol of its company
Rock of Gibraltar
Jan
$100 [13]
Soft shoe is similar to this kind of dancing, but without the metal plates
tap dancing
Marty
$100 [6]
Henry Adams said these people, not enemies, "are born, not made"
friends
Jan
$200 [22]
Chiropractors believe the misalignment of this series of bones is a major cause of health problems
spine
Marty
$200 [17]
In a 1994 TV movie, "Bionic Woman" Jaime Sommers married this character
Six Million Dollar Man
Al
$200 [2]
While president of the Philippines in the late 1960s, he encouraged foreign firms to invest in his country
(Ferdinand) Marcos
Marty
$200 [10]
On Wall Street this oil company is known as "OXY"
Occidental Petroleum
Al
$200 [27]
In romantic ballets such as "Les Sylphides", this ballet skirt is calf-length
tutu
Al
$200 [7]
Poor Richard's Almanack tells us, "A fine genius in his own country, is like" this metal "in the mine"
gold
Al
$300 [23]
One of the best ways to avoid this "common" illness is to wash your hands often
common cold
Marty
$300 [18]
George Clooney, formerly of "Sisters" plays Dr. Doug Ross on this series
ER
Jan
$300 [3]
In 1947 Pakistan & this country went to war over the state of Kashmir
India
Marty
$300 [14]
In 1887 William Bristol joined with this man to form the Clinton Pharmaceutical Company
(John) Myers
Al
$300 [28]
At the end of the Ukrainian Arkan dance, performers leap over a roaring one of these
fire
$300 [8]
Herodotus wrote, "Men trust their ears less than" these sense organs
their eyes
Jan
$400 [24]
Kidney beans & 100% bran cereal are high in the soluble & insoluble kinds of this
fiber
Marty Jan
$400 [19]
Vicki Lawrence played Thelma Harper & Ken Berry played her son Vint on this sitcom
Mama's Family
Marty Jan
$400 [4]
From 1951 to 1960 this future Ugandan dictator was heavyweight boxing champ of his country
Idi Amin
Al
$400 [15]
In 1941 this company built its first aluminum foil plant in Alabama
Reynolds
Marty Jan
$400 [29]
This risque dance may be of Algerian origin, though it's most associated with France
can-can
Marty
$400 [11]
Job said, "I am a brother to" these mythical beasts, "and a companion to owls"
dragons
$500 [25]
This test gives you your diastolic reading
blood pressure test
Al
$500 [20]
The Ropers, the landlord couple on this series, later got their own series
Three's Company
Al
$500 [5]
In 1680 the Portuguese founded Colonia in this small country between Brazil & Argentina
Uruguay
$500 [26]
Among this company's products are various calculators & the Laser Jet 4 Plus printer
Hewlett-Packard
Al
DD $500 [30]
The legends, art & dances of this religion inspired Ruth St. Denis' 1906 dance work "Radha"
Hinduism
Marty
$500 [12]
"The minority is always right" is a line from his 1882 play "An Enemy of the People"
Henrik Ibsen
Al

Double Jeopardy! Round

FICTIONAL SENIORS IN THE OCEAN CROONERS WORLD CAPITALS CONTEMPORARIES WORD ORIGINS
$200 [6]
In this novel Jo reads to her aged Aunt March, who has a fine library & a Spanish-speaking parrot
Little Women
Marty
$200 [16]
A single one of these can bud into a large reef-building colony
coral
Marty
$200 [21]
He'd been recording for 12 years when he cut his theme, 1962's "I Left My Heart in San Francisco"
Tony Bennett
Al
$200 [1]
This Hungarian capital is considered one of Europe's most beautiful cities
Budapest
Marty
$200 [26]
In 1699 William Penn made his 2nd trip to Pennsylvania & this William was arrested as a pirate
William Kidd
Marty
$200 [11]
The natural force of attraction between 2 massive bodies, it comes from gravis, Latin for "heavy"
gravity
Al
$400 [7]
A baker named Drusila Fawley is Jude's great-aunt in this 1895 Thomas Hardy novel
Jude the Obscure
Marty
$400 [17]
Young pilchards that are canned are called these
sardines
Marty Jan
$400 [22]
This crooner's brother Bob also recorded "Where the Blue of the Night Meets the Gold of the Day"
Bing Crosby
Jan
$400 [2]
It's where you'd find the Benaki & Acropolis Museums
Athens
Al
$400 [27]
While Heloise & Abelard's romance developed, this Persian was writing his romantic Rubaiyat
Omar Khayyam
Al
$400 [12]
The name of this bird comes from gugubarra, a Wiradjuri word
kookaburra
Marty
$600 [8]
Little Nell's grandfather loses his store to the evil Daniel Quilp in this 1840s novel
The Old Curiosity Shop
Marty Jan
$600 [18]
Some species of this animal eject a cloud of luminous ink to escape under cover of light
squid
Marty
$600 [23]
In 1955, when he crooned "Darling, Je Vous Aime Beaucoup", he was "Unforgettable"
Nat Cole
Al
$600 [3]
ash-Sham is an Arabic name for this Syrian capital
Damascus
Marty Jan
$600 [28]
While Dante was writing "The Divine Comedy" 1308-1321, this liberator sat on the throne of Scotland
Robert the Bruce
Jan
$600 [13]
The name of this plant cultivated for its reddish leafstalks comes in part from Latin for "barbarian"
rhubarb
Jan
$800 [9]
In this author's novel "The Possessed", Karmazinov, a pompous writer, is a parody of Turgenev
Dostoyevsky
Al
$800 [19]
It's the largest plankton eater on earth
(blue) whale
Al
$800 [24]
He hit the Top 40 in the 1960s with "And Roses and Roses" & "Days of Wine and Roses"
Andy Williams
$800 [4]
This capital of Afghanistan lies on a river of the same name
Kabul
Marty
$800 [29]
Shakespeare was only 8 when this Danish astronomer discovered his "new star"
Tycho Brahe
Jan
$800 [14]
A partial story between stories of a building, its name comes from Latin meaning "in the middle"
mezzanine
Al
DD $1,000 [10]
At the beginning of a Coleridge poem, this title character "stoppeth one of three"
Ancient Mariner
Al
DD $2,000 [20]
These commonly have 5 arms, but some may have up to 40
starfish
Al
$1,000 [25]
"It's Not For Me To Say", that "Chances Are" he's a "Wonderful Wonderful" singer
Johnny Mathis
Al
$1,000 [5]
Sucre, the judicial capital of this country, was named for the country's first president
Bolivia
Al
$1,000 [30]
When Joan was burned at the stake in 1431, this future Spanish inquisitor was about 11 years old
Torquemada
Al
$1,000 [15]
This word meaning "tearfully sentimental" comes from the name of Mary Magdalene
maudlin
Jan

Final Jeopardy!

20th CENTURY PERSONALITIES

When he died in 1926, he was buried in the bronze casket he had toured with

Harry Houdini

Marty "Who was Harry Houdini" — wagered $1,399
Jan "Who was Houdini?" — wagered $2,000
Al "Who is Houdini?" — wagered $0

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