Show #688 1987-09-09 (taped 1987-06-15) Regular

Contestants

Gail Waterman — a librarian originally from Newfield, New Jersey

Steve Burnside — a utility systems operator from Anaheim, California

Brenda Berstler — a homemaker from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (whose 1-day cash winnings total $10,500)

Scores

Player First Commercial End of Jeopardy! End of Double Jeopardy! Final Coryat
Brenda $800 $500 $2,800 $3,100
2-day champion: $13,600
$3,100
17 R, 7 W (including 1 DD)
Steve $-100 $-200 $1,300 $0
2nd place: Allen Smith entertainment center & Magnavox 20" TV
$1,200
11 R (including 1 DD), 6 W
Gail $-200 $200 $600 $0
3rd place: Bushnell telescope
$1,100
11 R, 8 W (including 1 DD)

Jeopardy! Round

RELIGION BEAUTY SECRETS '60s BRITISH ROCK COUNTRIES SPORTS QUOTES OOPS!
$100 [9]
Before turning Protestant, Martin Luther was a monk & the vocation of his future wife was this
a nun
Steve
$100 [16]
It's said 18th c. ladies wore special heavy nightcaps to keep these rodents from gnawing on their hairdos
rats (mice)
Brenda
$100 [14]
Now 44, Michael Philip Jagger sang lead for this band for 24 years
The Rolling Stones
Steve
$100 [20]
North American mainland country which straddles the Tropic of Cancer
Mexico
Brenda
$100 [6]
"I went to the fight the other night, & a hockey game broke out," said this "Lite" comedian
Rodney Dangerfield
Brenda
$100 [1]
On Good Friday 1986, the London Times published the right clues for this, but the wrong grid
a crossword puzzle
Brenda
$200 [10]
With over 52 million members, it's the largest single religious body in the U.S.
Roman Catholic
Steve Gail
$200 [25]
Pillows worn under gowns were all the rage when Marie Antoinette was in this condition
pregnant
Gail
$200 [15]
In 1969, this group released their revolutionary rock opera "Tommy" as a 2-record set
The Who
Gail
$200 [21]
This nation's "Shrine of the Book" houses the Dead Sea Scrolls
Israel
Steve
$200 [7]
Green Bay Packer coach who said, "If you aren't fired with enthusiasm, you'll be fired with enthusiasm"
Vince Lombardi
Brenda
$200 [2]
On March 2, 1987, the National Weather Service mistakenly said Rockford, Ill. was demolished by one of these
a tornado
Brenda
$300 [11]
When banks in Pakistan began operating by Islamic principles, they could no longer do this
charge interest
Gail
$300 [19]
Group whose song titles included "Do The Freddie" & album titles, "Frantic Freddie"
Freddie and the Dreamers
Steve
$300 [22]
Its chief port is Casablanca
Morocco
Steve
$300 [8]
UCLA basketball coach who said, "It's not so important who starts the game, but who finishes it"
John Wooden
Gail
$300 [3]
After a misprint, Continental gave free airfare to 1st 100 in Worcester, Mass. who could spell this right
Worcester, Mass.
Brenda
DD $500 [12]
She turned down Louis Armstrong's offer to sing jazz: "God put me here to sing the gospels" [Piano openingplays]"Gonna lay down my sword and shield / Down by the riverside..."
Mahalia Jackson
Gail
$400 [23]
In the famous play, "Charlie's Aunt" was from this country "where the nuts come from"
Brazil
Gail
$400 [17]
Sportswit quotes Reggie Jackson as saying "I'd rather hit than have" this
sex
Steve Gail
$400 [4]
When "Jeopardy!" said this city's "Globe-Democrat" was folding, it thrived; when we said it was okay, it folded
St. Louis
Brenda
$500 [13]
South African Nobel Peace Prize winner Desmond Tutu is an archbishop in this church
Anglican
Steve
$500 [24]
This food crop, Burma's most important, is pictured on its flag
rice
Gail
$500 [18]
Of this, Erma Bombeck said she avoids "any sport with ambulances at the bottom of the hill"
skiing
Brenda Steve Gail
$500 [5]
Phil Collins was scheduled to sing this song on the '85 Oscar telecast but was never asked to appear
"Against All Odds (Look At Me Now)"
Brenda Gail

Double Jeopardy! Round

EARLY AMERICA TV HISTORY FREUD SMOKING "LING"O BOTANY
$200 [18]
Jefferson was known for extending the U.S. national domain west to this natural boundary
the Rocky Mountains
Brenda Gail
$200 [7]
The first telecast from this building was made in 1947 when Truman spoke to U.S. about food conservation
the White House
Steve
$200 [4]
In real life, Freud studied this drug; in fiction, he cured Sherlock Holmes' addiction to it
cocaine
Gail
$200 [13]
When French troops came across these in Spain, they called them this, French for "little cigars"
cigarettes
Brenda Gail
$200 [5]
It's said this word for a standard of purity comes from German coiners called Easterlings
sterling
Brenda
$800 [27]
Japanese experts have successfully grown these blossoms from 1000 year old seeds
lotus blossoms
Steve
DD $300 [21]
The XYZ Affair strained relations between the U.S. & this country
France
Brenda
$400 [8]
In 1949, this gov't agency tried to ban TV quiz show giveaways as violation of lottery laws
the FCC
Brenda Steve
$400 [9]
Freud said people kept painful memories out of conscious awareness by this type of "mechanism"
repression (defense)
Steve
$400 [14]
In the '60s, this cigarette's reminded us, "It's what's up front that counts"
Winstons
$400 [6]
The mountain cranberry
a lingonberry
Brenda
$1,000 [24]
Carotenoids produce the yellow in daffodils, the red in tomatoes, & this vitamin in animals
Vitamin A
Brenda
$400 [19]
Lord who, in 1632, became proprietor of the English colony of Maryland
Lord Calvert (Baltimore)
Brenda
$600 [10]
The use of this to record programs began in 1956
videotape
Gail
DD $700 [1]
Freud's theories divided the human mind into these 3 parts
the ego, the id & the superego
Steve
$600 [15]
Famed 20th cent. statesman who called smoking cigars a "sacred rite"
Winston Churchill
Brenda
$600 [23]
All inhabitants of our planet, even you
Earthlings
Gail
$600 [20]
The Compromise of 1820 said Maine would be admitted as a free state & this as a slave state
Missouri
Brenda
$800 [11]
In 1949, Louis McManus won a special award for his original design of this award
the Emmy
Brenda
$800 [2]
Freud developed this analytic technique that allowed patients to say whatever came to mind
free association
Brenda Gail
$800 [16]
America's biggest cigarette manufacturer, they now also give us Oreos
R.J. Reynolds
Brenda Steve Gail
$800 [25]
A specialist in Quechua, Urdu, Kurdish & Uzbek, for example
a linguist
Steve
$1,000 [22]
Chartered in 1629, legislature of this state is still called by the colonial name, the General Court
Massachusetts
$1,000 [12]
In 1963, this replaced CONELRAD
the Emergency Broadcasting System
Steve
$1,000 [3]
While undergoing self-analysis, he wrote this, the best known of his works
The Interpretation of Dreams
$1,000 [17]
Name of this type of cigar, from Latin for "bread", means a "long thin biscuit"
a panatella
Brenda
$1,000 [26]
Commoners who sat in the cheap section of an Elizabethan theater
groundlings
Gail

Final Jeopardy!

EASTERN EUROPE

1 of only 2 landlocked countries behind the Iron Curtain

Hungary or Czechoslovakia

Gail "What is Bulgaria?" — wagered $600
Steve "What is Albania?" — wagered $1,300
Brenda "What is Hungary?" — wagered $300

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