Show #410 1986-04-04 (taped 1985-11-13) Regular

Contestants

Phil Purganan — a sales manager from Daly City, California

Andrea Reid — a savings counselor from Culver City, California

Tom McCrossan — a sales representative originally from Rochester, New York (whose 1-day cash winnings total $5,400)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Tom	$1,300	$1,700	$1,700	$3,400 2nd place: trip on Eastern Airlines to Orlando & stay at Radisson Plaza Hotel Orlando	$1,700 13 R, 5 W
Andrea	$200	$200	$1,200	$2,200 3rd place: Hitachi 13" color TV	$1,300 10 R (including 1 DD), 6 W (including 1 DD)
Phil	$1,000	$200	$4,400	$5,399 New champion: $5,399	$4,200 18 R (including 1 DD), 7 W

Jeopardy! Round

TRAVEL & TOURISM	SPORTS	LEFTOVERS	TOP 40	RELIGION	"CAN" IT
$100 [3] If you were cruising from Guadeloupe to Grenada you'd be gazing at this sea Caribbean Phil	$100 [1] This "underhanded" game can be played slow or fast pitch softball Andrea Phil	$100 [15] Name of process for treating crude rubber comes from this Roman god of fire Vulcan Phil	$100 [7] With 21, this group had the most #1 Hits on Billboard's chart The Beatles Tom	$100 [16] "This is the place", he said upon reaching the Great Salt Lake Valley in Utah Brigham Young Phil	$100 [22] An "Erie" waterway canal Andrea
$200 [12] Founded 1950, today this French "Club" has about 100 resorts worldwide Club Med Tom	$200 [2] Sonja Henie won 10 straight world championships in this sport figure skating Andrea	$200 [18] The desexed, more edible version of a rooster capons Tom Phil	$200 [8] He's had 107 Top 40 Hits, the last 2 posthumously Elvis (The King) Tom Andrea	$200 [17] To Hindus, a spiritually cleansing act of merit is to make pilgrimage to this river Ganges Tom	DD $100 [28] Thefollowingby Pachelbel is an example of this polyphonic form: [Instrumental music plays] canon Andrea
$300 [13] What you do with "Dos Equis" in Mexico drink it Tom	$300 [4] The last player to hit .400 was this Boston Red Sox great in 1941 Ted Williams Phil	$300 [19] Leonard Maltin documents this industry's history in "Of Mice & Magic" cartoon animation Andrea	$300 [9] On August 4, 1981, the date MTV debuted, he had the #1 single - "Jessie's Girl" Rick Springfield Andrea	$300 [27] Besides Christianity, the other 2 major monotheistic religions of the world Islam & Judaism Andrea	$200 [23] The British say preserved this way is "tinned" canned Phil
$400 [14] 2 shots most often required for foreign travel are yellow fever & this one for bad food & water cholera Tom Phil	$400 [5] In 1988, this may be played in the "alleys" of Seoul as an Olympic demonstration sport bowling Phil	$400 [20] Ruling sovereign of Muslim state, especially of the Ottoman Empire sultan Tom	$400 [10] Of Lorne Greene, Sen. Everett Dirksen, & Patty Duke, the one whose Top 40 Song hit #1 Lorne Greene Tom	—	$300 [24] With this kind of southern cooking you get egg roll Cantonese
$500 [25] 2 of 4 modern-day countries you could be in when you're lost in Thrace (2 of) Greece, Turkey, Bulgaria & Romania Andrea Phil	$500 [6] It is said there are more handball players in this U.S. metropolis than anywhere in the world New York Tom	$500 [21] In a church or cathedral, it's the main or central hall nave Andrea Phil	$500 [11] Steve Lawrence in 1963 & Donny Osmond in 1971 both had #1 Hits with this song "Go Away Little Girl" Phil	—	$500 [26] You "can" cross this type of bridge when you come to it cantilever

Double Jeopardy! Round

THE SOLAR SYSTEM	POLITICS	MOVIE SERIALS	LITERATURE	ANATOMY	TEXTILES
$200 [3] A day on this largest planet is less than 10 Earth hours Jupiter Andrea	$200 [2] In 1960, he was elected president by narrowest margin since 1912 John F. Kennedy Phil	$200 [14] The Iron Claw, Dr. Satan, & Emperor Ming, for example bad guys (villains) Tom	$200 [1] Color of Hudson's "Mansions" & Connelly's "Pastures" green Tom	$200 [12] There are about 100 quadrillion synapses between the 100 billion neurons in this organ brain Tom	$200 [22] Plant which accounts for about 95% of the natural fiber used in the U.S. cotton Tom Phil
DD $400 [4] The 4 inner planets Mercury, Venus, Earth & Mars Andrea	$400 [8] The Federalists, 1st U.S. national political party, were formed by him, 1st Treasury Secretary Alexander Hamilton Tom	$400 [15] In 1914 & 1934 serials, her "Perils" came at the end of each installment Pauline Andrea	—	$400 [13] Examples of these are the rectus abdominis, pectoralis major, & the heart muscles Andrea	$400 [23] The Chinese began cultivating these "textile insects" about 2700 B.C. silkworms Tom Phil
$600 [5] Though almost 10 times bigger, this planet is only about 1/8 as dense as Earth Saturn Andrea Phil	$600 [9] In 1871, cartoonist Thomas Nast used this animal as symbol of NYC's corrupt Tammany Hall tiger	$600 [16] Ralph Byrd played this comic strip detective in 4 serials Dick Tracy Tom	—	$600 [19] The eye's projection screen retina Phil	$600 [24] Much to Sleeping Beauty's regret, this came into use in Europe by the 13th century spinning wheel
$800 [6] As this planet's furthest point, it's over 4.5 billion miles from the Sun Pluto Phil	$800 [10] After a controversial presidency, he once again became a Tennessee senator in 1875 Andrew Johnson Phil	$800 [17] A 1934 serial "Young Eagles" was dedicated to President Roosevelt by this group it was about Boy Scouts	—	$800 [20] Substance that gives erythrocytes their red color, even in "bluebloods" hemoglobin Phil	DD $1,000 [25] 2 of 3 adjacent southern states which are the 3 leading textile producers (2 of) North Carolina, South Carolina (or Georgia) Phil
$1,000 [7] Though all others rotate on a vertical axis this outer planet spins on a horizontal one Uranus Phil	$1,000 [11] In 1903, this Midwest state was 1st to enact law for a direct primary Wisconsin	$1,000 [18] Last seen as the antique store owner in "Gremlins", he was Kato in 1940's "The Green Hornet" Keye Luke Phil	—	$1,000 [21] The thyroid, pituitary & adrenal are this type of gland endocrine Phil	$1,000 [26] A 1733 invention that led to mechanizing looms, or the "Columbia", when airborne flying shuttle Tom Andrea Phil

Final Jeopardy!

TELEVISION

In each TV season from 1958 to 1961, the 3 top-rated shows were of this genre

Westerns

Andrea "What were Westerns?" — wagered $1,000

Tom "What is a Western" — wagered $1,700

Phil "What are Westerns?" — wagered $999

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