Show #1766 1992-04-13 (taped 1991-12-17) Regular

Bruce Simmons game 1.

Contestants

Kathy Stone — a housewife from Austin, Texas

Bruce Simmons — a grad student from Minneapolis, Minnesota

Ed Bryant — a lawyer from Springfield, Massachusetts (whose 1-day cash winnings total $11,401)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Ed	$600	$300	$600	$1,143 3rd place: Konica Z-Up 80 RC camera + NES with Super Jeopardy! & Wheel of Fortune + InfoGenius for Game Boy	$1,700 8 R, 5 W (including 1 DD)
Bruce	$1,400	$3,400	$11,200	$16,900 New champion: $16,900	$10,700 30 R (including 1 DD), 5 W (including 1 DD)
Kathy	$1,300	$1,300	$2,700	$3,900 2nd place: trip on TWA to Hartford, Connecticut & stay at Killington Ski Resort in Vermont	$2,700 12 R, 4 W

Jeopardy! Round

BIOLOGY	TRANSPORTATION	THEATRE HISTORY	TEXTILES	COUPLES	"T" TIME
$100 [26] Term for the process of releasing an egg for fertilization ovulating Bruce	$100 [11] The first folding ones of these 2-wheeled vehicles were introduced around 1900 a bicycle Bruce	$100 [7] Emperor Ming Huang of this country founded an academy for actors in the 8th century China Kathy	$100 [14] Dungaree is a coarse, usually blue type of this cloth denim Bruce	$100 [6] In 1991 Roseanne Barr changed her professional name to this, her husband's last name Arnold Bruce	$100 [1] Some of these hairy spiders have been known to live for 20 years tarantulas Kathy
$200 [28] The three small bones found in this organ are known collectively as the ossicles the ear Kathy	$200 [16] A moveable residence, or a residence for your movable Alexander Calder sculptures a mobile (home) Ed	$200 [9] Bertolt Brecht attacked this dictator's regime in his play "The Private Life of the Master Race" Hitler Bruce	$200 [15] This type of wool comes from the first shearing of sheep less than 8 months old lamb's wool Bruce	$200 [8] Robert Urich's wife, former child actress Heather Menzies, played Louisa von Trapp in this film The Sound of Music Bruce	$200 [2] This Australian island is known for its "devils" Tasmania Kathy
$300 [29] In birds, this part of the alimentary canal is also known as the gastric mill the gizzard Kathy	$300 [17] Truckers call these highway collection points "piggy banks" toll booths Bruce	$300 [10] Pisistratus established a tragedy contest as part of this city's Great Dionysia Festival around 534 B.C. Athens Ed	$300 [20] Cotton fibers grow on this part of the plant from which a gin separates them the seed Kathy	$300 [22] Real estate developer Jon Eicholtz must "dream of Jeannie", since he married this actress in 1991 Barbara Eden Bruce	$300 [3] A squealer, or an awful shade of gray that tells the world your clothes are dirty a tattletale Ed
DD $500 [27] Some mollusks & other lower creatures are acephalous, meaning they lack this body part a head Bruce	$400 [18] An ATC is one of these people, as any pilot could tell you an air traffic controller Bruce	$400 [12] Victorien Sardou wrote the 1882 play "Fedora" for this great French actress who triumphed in it Bernhardt Bruce	$400 [21] The name of this puckered cloth comes from Persian "shir-o-shakar", meaning "milk & sugar" seersucker Kathy	$400 [23] This playwright & actress Diane Lander got divorced in '88 & remarried in '90; what an "Odd Couple" Neil Simon Bruce	$400 [4] From 1976-78 he was Bishop of Lesotho (Desmond) Tutu Kathy
$500 [30] In humans, they're the two main processes of cell division meiosis & mitosis Ed	$500 [19] These seats are often fitted with railings, which makes riding camel or elephant a little easier a howdah Ed Bruce	$500 [13] Stanislavsky was born in this city, the home of the art theatre he founded in 1898 Moscow Bruce	$500 [25] This rough, irregular outerwear cloth is named for a river in Scotland tweed Ed	$500 [24] Appropriately, these married actors have a daughter named Prentiss Benjamin Paula Prentiss & Richard Benjamin Bruce	$500 [5] The leaves of this poi plant can be cooked & eaten like spinach or turnip greens taro Kathy

Double Jeopardy! Round

U.S. GEOGRAPHY	ARTISTS	COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES	POTPOURRI	THE 20th CENTURY	NAME THE AUTHOR
$200 [1] In 1975 New York City's Richmond borough was renamed after this island Staten Island Bruce	$200 [20] Modern artist Lucian Freud, grandson of this famous man, has been called "The Ingres of Existentialism" Sigmund Freud Bruce	$200 [6] The largest completely open-stack university library in the U.S. is at this school nicknamed Penn the University of Pennsylvania Bruce	$200 [18] "Scot" is an old word for tax or payment, so this phrase means to get away without payment or penalty to get away scot-free Bruce	$200 [13] At 49 days, this 1981 sports strike was the longest in professional athletics history the baseball strike Bruce	$200 [3] "Jubal Sackett" Louis L'Amour Kathy
$400 [2] The northeastern New Jersey town of Irvington is named for this author Washington Irving Kathy	$400 [21] Novelist George du Maurier also drew caricatures for this British humor magazine Punch Bruce	$400 [9] Christ's College at this university was founded by Lady Margaret Beaufort, the mother of Henry VII Cambridge Ed Bruce	$400 [19] Of the Guinea pig, Guinea worm or Guinea hen, the one that isn't native to Africa the Guinea pig	$400 [14] Prince Franz Josef II became head of state of this tiny European country in 1938 Liechtenstein Ed	$400 [4] "Sketches by Boz" (Charles) Dickens Bruce
$600 [25] The western border of this state is formed by the Big Sioux & Missouri Rivers Iowa Bruce	$600 [22] Jasper Johns once dreamed he was painting this symbol of the U.S.; now he's painted it many times the U.S. flag Bruce	$600 [10] Laval University is named for Francois de Montmorency Laval, the 1st bishop of this Canadian city Quebec Ed Bruce	$600 [28] In 1991 this cereal with a leprechaun on the box added green tree marshmallows Lucky Charms Kathy	$600 [15] In 1973 construction was completed on this 1454-foot-tall Chicago building the Sears Tower Bruce	$600 [5] "The Idiot" Dostoyevsky Ed
$800 [26] It's the largest Texas city bordering Mexico El Paso Bruce	$800 [23] The last name of this great English landscape painter could refer to a British policeman (John) Constable Ed Kathy	$1,000 [12] This queen of Sweden founded what is now the University of Helsinki more than 3 1/2 centuries ago Queen Christina Kathy	$800 [29] It's the official language of Mauritius English Bruce	$800 [16] Until June 22, 1948, this British king was also emperor of India George VI Bruce	$800 [7] "The Europeans" (Henry) James Bruce
DD $2,000 [27] Sharing the name of an Italian region, this foothill plateau reaches its greatest extent in VA, NC & SC the Piedmont Bruce	$1,000 [24] In 1578 a beautiful woman from Toledo bore a son by this Greek artist El Greco Bruce	DD $1,100 [11] George Washington was this school's chancellor from 1788 until his death the College of William and Mary Ed	$1,000 [30] This country's national library began as a subscription library, the Raffles Library Singapore Ed Kathy	$1,000 [17] In 1944 it failed to renew the 1918 treaty of union with Denmark & declared itself a republic Iceland Bruce	$1,000 [8] "Cimarron" Edna Ferber Kathy

Final Jeopardy!

AUSTRALIA

The flags of these 2 Australian states have crowns on them

Queensland & Victoria

Ed "What are Queensland & Victoria" — wagered $543

Kathy "What are Victoria & Queensland" — wagered $1,200

Bruce "What are Victoria and Queensland?" — wagered $5,700

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