Show #2203 1994-03-16 (taped 1993-12-07) Regular

Amy Fine game 4.

Contestants

Damon Darlin — a journalist originally from Dubuque, Iowa

Jim Drumm — a substitute teacher from Palm Springs, California

Amy Fine — a wife and mother from Potomac, Maryland (whose 3-day cash winnings total $41,003)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Amy	$800	$3,000	$9,100	$18,200 4-day champion: $59,203	$8,400 22 R (including 1 DD), 2 W
Jim	$300	$1,200	$3,000	$1,999 2nd place: Singer dining room set & Schonbek lighting + Jeopardy! home game	$3,000 13 R, 5 W
Damon	$2,700	$3,700	$9,700	$1,200 3rd place: MCI video phones & Wheel of Fortune & Jeopardy! for Super Nintendo & Sega Genesis + Jeopardy! home game	$8,200 21 R (including 2 DDs), 2 W

Jeopardy! Round

NEW HAMPSHIRE	CHARLTON HESTON FILMS	SIGNS & SYMBOLS	THE 1970s	NEWSPAPERS & MAGAZINES	"DOG"s
$100 [26] This went into effect June 21, 1788 when New Hampshire became the ninth state to ratify it the Constitution Amy	$100 [14] The arena for this film's chariot race covered 18 acres, one of the largest movie sets in history Ben-Hur Damon	$100 [12] The fifth sign of the Chinese zodiac, this legendary beast was a symbol of the emperor the dragon Damon	$100 [8] On June 10, 1977 this man convicted of killing Martin Luther King, Jr. escaped from a Tennessee prison James Earl Ray Amy	$100 [4] Frederick G. Bonfils made this city's Post the most widely read paper published in the Rockies Denver Amy	$100 [1] It's the turned-down corner of the page of a book a dog ear Jim
$200 [27] In 1963 New Hampshire became the first state in the 20th century to adopt this type of gambling the lottery Damon	$200 [15] Film in which Heston asks, "How can I lead this people out of bondage?" The Ten Commandments Amy Damon	$200 [19] Drivers know that a round red sign with a white horizontal rectangle in its center means this Do not enter Damon	$200 [9] In 1976 this car company reduced the price of its Gremlin 7.8% to $2,995 AMC (American Motors Corporation) Jim Damon	$200 [7] Thomas J.C. Martyn, a former editor of Time magazine, founded this rival in 1933 Newsweek Amy	$200 [2] One who is in disfavor is said to be here the doghouse Amy
$300 [28] The farm where this poet lived 1900-1911 is preserved near Derry, N.H. Robert Frost Damon	$300 [16] This 1974 disaster film in which Los Angeles is reduced to rubble was recorded in Sensurround Earthquake Damon	$300 [21] Term for the marks used to indicate that something is the same as the item above it ditto marks Amy	$300 [20] '76 was a bad year for billionaires; April 5 Howard Hughes died; June 6, this oilman passed away (Jean Paul) Getty Jim	$300 [10] Author William Dean Howells was once an editor of this magazine now edited by Helen Gurley Brown Cosmopolitan Damon	$300 [3] The type of world marked by ruthless competition & no ethics dog eat dog Damon
$400 [29] You can visit a village built by members of this celibate religious sect in the town of Canterbury the Shakers Amy	$400 [17] In this film Rex Harrison says, "Michelangelo will paint the ceiling...or he will hang" The Agony and the Ecstasy Jim	$400 [24] 1 of 2 nursery rhyme characters featured in the Howard Johnson's logo Simple Simon & the pieman Jim	$400 [22] In 1979 they became the first Americans to win the World Pairs in figure skating in 29 years Tai Babilonia & Randy Gardner Amy Jim	$400 [11] This magazine for African-Americans has a circulation of over 1.8 million Ebony Jim	$400 [5] Steven Spielberg & Tim Burton collaborated on this short-lived animated series that aired on CBS in 1993 Family Dog Amy
$500 [30] You can see parts of Maine, Quebec & Vermont from the fop of this, the state's highest mountain Mount Washington Amy	$500 [18] Heston was a circus manager & Jimmy Stewart a clown in this "Best Picture" of 1952 The Greatest Show on Earth Jim	$500 [25] St. Patrick used this plant to explain the Trinity to the Irish the shamrock Jim	$500 [23] The FBI captured this couple shortly before going in to apprehend Patty Hearst September 18, 1975 the Harrises (William & Emily) Amy	DD $1,000 [13] This current Illinois senator was editor & publisher of the Troy Tribune at age 19 Paul Simon Damon	$500 [6] This rock group's most successful single was "Joy To The World", which spent 6 weeks at No. 1 Three Dog Night Damon

Double Jeopardy! Round

ANCIENT TIMES	MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS	FOOD	BLACK AMERICA	SHAKESPEAREAN CHARACTERS	DOGS
$200 [1] Chaldeans were noted for their achievements in these 2 fields whose names begin with "astro" astrology & astronomy Amy	$200 [2] The kalungu, a "talking" drum from this continent, makes sounds that resemble human speech Africa Jim	$200 [4] Literally translated, the name of this popular Italian dish means "pie" pizza Damon	$200 [15] Reagan appointed him to the EEOC; Bush appointed him to the Supreme Court Clarence Thomas Amy	$200 [18] The man who says,"'Come, Desdemona, I have but an hour of love...we must obey the time" Othello Jim	$200 [10] This long, short-legged German breed comes in 2 sizes: standard & miniature dachshund Amy
$400 [3] The Zapotecs, not the Maya, were probably the first people in what is now this country to write Mexico Damon	$400 [9] Built in the 18th & 19th centuries, the giraffe was an upright type of this instrument a piano Damon	$400 [5] Hawaiian dish made from cooked taro root pounded to a smooth paste poi Amy	$400 [16] This abolitionist bought her home in New York from William H. Seward Harriet Tubman Amy	$400 [19] When "Macbeth" is presented in French, these characters are called Les Trois Sorcieres the (three) witches Jim	$400 [11] Breeds in this group of dogs include the Dandie Dinmont, Kerry Blue & Cairn terriers Amy Damon
$600 [24] Marduk, who became lord of the gods, was the chief god of this city, Nebuchadnezzar's capital Babylon Jim Damon	$600 [23] The gittern, which is not to be confused with the cittern, was a medieval form of this instrument a guitar Jim	$600 [6] The name of this Chinese-American dish is Cantonese for "miscellaneous fragments" chop suey Damon	$600 [17] Before turning author & poet, she toured singing & dancing in "Porgy & Bess" Maya Angelou Jim	$600 [20] If you say, "Sweets to the sweet", you're quoting this queen who says it at Ophelia's burial Gertrude Amy	$600 [12] This Chinese dog was introduced to the West after the British seized the Imperial Palace in 1860 the Pekingese Amy Jim
$800 [25] The ancient kingdom of Kush lay along this river in what is now the Sudan the Nile Amy	$800 [26] Trommel is the German word for "drum", & this particular drum is a grosse trommel a bass drum Jim	$800 [7] These miniature cabbages originated in the capital of Belgium in the 13th century Brussels sprouts Damon	$800 [29] Born Dana Owens, she raps & acts under this "royal" moniker Queen Latifah Damon	$800 [21] Reagan's first line in this play is "I am made of that self metal as my sister" King Lear Damon	$1,000 [14] In 1931 this dog was declared a national monument of Japan the Akita Damon
$1,000 [27] "Mausoleum" comes from the name of this ruler of Caria whose mausoleum was erected at Halicarnassus Mausolus Jim	$1,000 [28] This American statesman invented the glass harmonica in the 1760s Benjamin Franklin Amy	$1,000 [8] In the 1950s Bananas Foster was created by Brennan's Restaurant in this U.S. city New Orleans Amy	DD $2,000 [30] These mayors of Detroit & Los Angeles, both first elected in 1973, decided not to run again in 1993 Tom Bradley and Coleman Young Damon	$1,000 [22] Margarelon describes himself as "a bastard son of Priam's" in this tragedy Troilus and Cressida	DD $1,500 [13] Some say this breed named for a Canadian province was developed from dogs imported by Basque fishermen the Newfoundland Amy

Final Jeopardy!

LITERARY LANDMARKS

In 1923 Henry Ford bought this Mass. tavern & turned part of it into a museum honoring Longfellow

the Wayside Inn

Jim "What's the Molly Pitcher" — wagered $1,001

Amy "What is Wayside Inn?" — wagered $9,100

Damon "What the tavern under the spr" — wagered $8,500

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