Show #2003 1993-04-28 (taped 1992-12-15) Regular

Contestants

Pamela Miller — a legal secretary from El Cerrito, California

Rob Cook — a grad student originally from Bakersfield, California

Steve Ricker — an exporter from Laguna Beach, California (whose 1-day cash winnings total $9,301)

Scores

Player First Commercial End of Jeopardy! End of Double Jeopardy! Final Coryat
Steve $1,100 $1,800 $8,200 $14,001
2-day champion: $23,302
$5,500
14 R (including 2 DDs), 3 W
Rob $1,300 $2,200 $7,000 $9,000
2nd place: trip on Delta & stay at Puerta Vallarta Camino Real in Mexico + Jeopardy! home game
$7,400
20 R (including 1 DD), 1 W
Pamela $-200 $1,800 $4,200 $4,200
3rd place: Dictomatic talking translator & Jeopardy! + Wheel of Fortune for Super Nintendo & Sega Genesis + Jeopardy! home game
$4,200
16 R, 5 W

Jeopardy! Round

WORLD CITIES NO. 2 HITS AMERICAN ORGANIZATIONS WOMEN DISCOVERERS THE B&O WORD ORIGINS
$100 [1]
An Egyptian pillar called the obelisk of Luxor stands at the Place de la Concorde in this capital
Paris
Steve
$100 [7]
In Carl Perkins' only million seller, he warned us not to "step on" these
his blue suede shoes
Pamela
$100 [22]
Millions of motorists belong to this travel organization founded in 1902
Triple A (the American Automobile Association)
Steve
$100 [12]
The Widow Clicquot discovered a way to get sediment out of this wine & keep the bubbles in
champagne
Pamela
$100 [18]
When it began operations in 1830, the power didn't come from steam but was supplied by these
horses
Pamela
$100 [6]
This word for a woman's handbag comes from the Greek for "leather", of which they are often made
a purse
Rob
$200 [2]
About one-fifth of Austria's population lives in this city
Vienna
Rob Pamela
$200 [8]
Elton John said "Goodbye" to this, "where the dogs of society howl"
Yellow Brick Road
Rob
$200 [25]
It was founded in 1866 in N.Y., where its agents can carry guns & arrest an owner for mistreatment
the American SPCA
Rob
$200 [13]
This creator of Peter Rabbit was the first to notice a lichen combined algae & fungi
Beatrix Potter
Pamela
$200 [19]
In April 1930 the B&O added this climate-control feature to certain cars; in 1931, to the whole train
air conditioning
Rob
$200 [15]
This type of cherry was named for a Chinese farmer in Oregon, not for a famous crooner
a bing
Pamela
$300 [3]
Kingsford Smith International Airport in this city is Australia's busiest
Sydney
Steve
$300 [9]
"When Will I Be Loved" was a Top 10 hit for this duo in 1960, before Linda Ronstadt's 1975 version
The Everly Brothers
Rob
$300 [26]
It was founded in Saratoga Springs, N.Y. in 1878 to promote the study of jurisprudence
the American Bar Association
$300 [14]
Elizabeth Pinckney was the first colonial American to discover how to cultivate this blue dye plant
indigo
Steve
$300 [20]
On this board the B&O is found between Atlantic & Illinois
the Monopoly board
Steve
$300 [21]
The name of this weasel & its fur comes from Armenius mus, Latin for "Armenian rat"
an ermine
Rob Pamela
$400 [4]
This Belgian city has hosted 2 world's fairs, in 1935 & 1958
Brussels
Steve
$400 [10]
In a No. 2 Roy Orbison hit, this title is followed by "...know the way I feel tonight"
"Only The Lonely"
Pamela
$400 [27]
Abbreviated AIM, it was founded in 1968 to promote the rights of Native Americans
the American Indian Movement
Pamela
$400 [16]
Grace Hopper invented the first practical compiler for this machine, allowing easier programming
a computer
Pamela
$400 [29]
The railroad was founded in 1827 by people trying to compete with this new water route
the Erie Canal
Rob
$400 [23]
This wooden cudgel takes its name from a town in southeastern Ireland
a shillelagh
Rob Pamela
DD $800 [5]
In 1982 the Soviet government celebrated the 1500th anniversary of this Ukrainian city
Kiev
Steve
$500 [11]
In 1975 Barry White reached No. 2 in pop with "You're The First, The Last", & this
My Everything
Steve Rob
$500 [28]
It created controversy in 1978 when it supported the Am. Nazi Party's right to march in Skokie, Ill.
the ACLU (the American Civil Liberties Union)
Pamela
$500 [17]
Rosalind Franklin was first to deduce the helical structure of this, but didn't share the Nobel Prize
DNA
Pamela
$500 [30]
In 1963 control of the B&O was taken over by the C&O, this railroad
the Chesapeake & Ohio
Pamela
$500 [24]
From the French for "something fried", types include apple, corn & clam
a fritter
Pamela

Double Jeopardy! Round

THE 1950s ISLANDS THEATRE HISTORY THE CRUSADES "WILD" THINGS U.S. GOVERNMENT & POLITICS
$200 [2]
In 1953 Boston baseball fans lost their Braves to this city
Milwaukee
Rob
$200 [13]
When Columbus arrived at this island in 1492, he called it La Isla Espanola, or "The Spanish Island"
Hispaniola
Steve Rob
$200 [1]
Pompey built the first permanent stone theatre in this city in 55 B.C.
Rome
Rob
$200 [12]
The word crusade comes from the Latin for this, the emblem of the crusaders
the cross
Rob
$200 [8]
Before marriage, many a man is said to "sow" these
wild oats
Rob
DD $3,000 [26]
Dale Bumpers was this state's governor from 1971 until 1975, when he entered the U.S Senate
Arkansas
Steve
$400 [3]
This Hank Ketcham comic strip debuted in newspapers in 1951
Dennis the Menace
Rob
$400 [14]
Catania, Palermo & Messina are 3 of this island's 9 provinces
Sicily
Steve
$400 [5]
In 1947 Elia Kazan became the first to win a Tony Award in this category
Director
Pamela
$400 [15]
This city was closed to Christians in 1071; in 1099 the First Crusade managed to reopen it
Jerusalem
Rob
$400 [10]
Popularly served with poultry, its scientific name is Zizania aquatica
wild rice
Pamela
$600 [4]
Forced out by Castro, this leader fled Cuba January 1, 1959
(Fulgencio) Batista
Steve
$600 [16]
The largest town on this island is Godthaab, known as Nuk in the Eskimo language
Greenland
Pamela
$600 [7]
The first actress to play the role of Elmire in "Tartuffe" was his wife Armande Bejart
Moliere
Steve
$600 [19]
In 1174 Saladin became supreme leader of these 2 countries that reunited in 1958 as the UAR
Syria & Egypt
Rob
$600 [11]
The domesticated pig is believed to be descended from this animal
the wild boar
Steve
$800 [6]
In 1957 this future astronaut set a transcontinental speed record of 3 hours, 23 minutes, 8.4 seconds
John Glenn
DD $600 [21]
This country's 4 main islands are Chatham, North, South & Stewart
New Zealand
Rob
$800 [17]
Richard Brome, a servant to this "Volpone" playwright, later wrote satirical comedies himself
Ben Jonson
Steve
$800 [24]
The 3rd Crusade was the "Crusade of Kings" as Frederick I, Philip II & this king of England answered the call
Richard
Steve
$800 [22]
It was President Truman's 1948 campaign song
"I'm Just Wild About Harry"
Pamela
$1,000 [9]
In 1956 an auto accident claimed the life of this artist nicknamed "Jack the Dripper"
Jackson Pollock
Pamela
$800 [20]
Mount Sarmiento, at 7,550 feet, is the highest point in these islands at the tip of South America
Tierra del Fuego
Rob Pamela
$1,000 [18]
German playwright who developed his "Epic Theatre" style in such plays as "Mother Courage"
Bertolt Brecht
Steve
$1,000 [25]
In the First Crusade, this hermit led one of the largest groups
Peter the Hermit (Pierre l'Ermite)
$1,000 [23]
This 1969 western is considered Sam Peckinpah's best work
The Wild Bunch
Rob

Final Jeopardy!

MODERN NOVELS

Chapter VII of this James Michener novel is titled "Mazurka"

Poland

Pamela "What is Russia?" — wagered $0
Rob "What is Poland?" — wagered $2,000
Steve "What is Poland?" — wagered $5,801

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