Show #347 1986-01-07 (taped 1985-09-09) Regular

Contestants

Lynne McGrath — a library technician from Pasadena, California

David Green — a law student from Buffalo Grove, Illinois

Steve Willis — a financial analyst from Lynwood, California (whose 2-day cash winnings total $17,800)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Steve	$1,200	$2,300	$7,200	$13,200 3-day champion: $31,000	$7,800 20 R (including 1 DD), 3 W (including 1 DD)
David	$1,400	$2,600	$6,400	$500 2nd place: a vacation at Ingleside Inn in Palm Springs + Ventura luggage	$6,800 22 R (including 1 DD), 4 W
Lynne	$100	$400	$200	$400 3rd place: Bookcassette unabridged bestsellers performed on tape	$200 4 R, 1 W

Jeopardy! Round

GOLDEN OLDIES	ANIMALS	GAMES	ODDS & ENDS	COLORS	NAMES
$100 [25] Though Part 1 was not as popular, he had a #1 hit with "Fingertips Part 2" Stevie Wonder David	$100 [21] If you let them, these insects "wood" eat your house termites David	$100 [4] When a player asks for aces & his opponent has none, he's asked to "go" do this fish David	$100 [1] When saying it, stand at attention or put right hand over heart, & men, please remove hats the Pledge of Allegiance Lynne	$100 [12] The color of an apple blossom white Steve David	$100 [2] From Hebrew for "life", Adam's wife Eve Steve
$200 [27] Reason "he ain't heavy" he's my brother David	$200 [22] The double-crested basilisk, this type of reptile, can run across water a lizard Steve	$200 [5] They were pyramidal, pentahedral, & octahedral before being standardized as cubes dice Steve	$200 [17] The polonaise is the national dance of this country Poland Steve	$200 [13] Willie Nelson, Elton John, & Steve Lawrence all had hit songs with this color eyes in the title blue	$200 [3] Anglo-Saxon meaning "happy warrior", it precedes Rice Burroughs & Allan Poe Edgar David
$300 [28] Duo whose biggest hit was "Hey Paula" Paul & Paula	$300 [23] Animal that's a spiny "ocean waif" a (sea) urchin Lynne	$300 [6] American Indians made them by dipping gourds into latex & curing them with smoke balls	$300 [18] The L.A. Times ran an apology for depicting this alien as a coke-snorting Hollywood mogul E.T. Steve	$300 [14] The tallest known trees in the world redwoods David	$300 [8] Hebrew for "dove", he thought traveling by whale was strictly for the birds Jonah Steve
$400 [29] Paul Anka told her, "I'm so young & you're so old" when he was 15, while she was 20 Diana	$400 [24] Appropriate name for bird species that sews leaves together to make a nest tailorbirds David	$400 [10] Common card game named for 2 common kinds of alcoholic beverages gin rummy Steve	$400 [19] This governor of New York was picked by Playgirl magazine as one of the USA's sexiest men Mario Cuomo David	$400 [15] The color of the sand on Kaimu Beach on the Island of Hawaii black Steve	DD $300 [7] International variations include Ian, Ivan, Sean, & Giovanni John Steve
$500 [30] '60s British group led by this drummer was called "London's answer to the Mersey Sound" Dave Clark	$500 [26] Synonymous with tiny, some of these smallest arachnids live in the air tubes of honey bees' bodies mites Steve David	$500 [11] Some ancient Chinese battles were halted & played out with this complex board game go David	$500 [20] Revived in 19th century USA, king Darius used it in Persian Empire for message delivery the pony express Steve David	$500 [16] Vermont's nickname the Green Mountain State David	$500 [9] Meaning "from the fortress", this Rod fortifies 1st base for the Angels Carew David

Double Jeopardy! Round

EUROPE	’60s CINEMA	DOUBLE “P”s	SHAKESPEAREAN TRIVIA	ARCHITECTURE	SEWING
$200 [6] In a bullfight, killing the bull is banned in this Iberian country Portugal David	$200 [21] Telly Savalas playing murderous "Maggot" was scummiest of this "filthy 12" the Dirty Dozen Lynne	$200 [7] Cinderella's was glass a slipper Steve	$200 [1] Pail-of-water fetchers referred to in "A Midsummer Night's Dream" Jack & Jill	$200 [16] Because the only building material available was mud, Sumerians began baking these bricks Steve	$200 [26] Department you'd go to when you get "ideas" to buy buttons, zippers, & pins notions David
$400 [8] Per capita, Germany leads for consuming beer, Portugal for wine, & this country for total alcohol France David	$400 [22] Scary star of Roger Corman Poe series, including "The House of Usher" & "Pendulum" Vincent Price Steve	$400 [12] Spruced up & stylish, like Dan, for instance dapper David	$400 [2] The only dog who actually appears in Shakespeare is "Crab" in this play about a couple of Italian guys The Two Gentlemen of Verona Lynne	$400 [17] Albert Speer was his chief architect Adolf Hitler Steve	$400 [27] These scissors cut edges of fabrics in small scallop or zigzag patterns pinking shears David
$600 [9] Dieters should throw caution to the wind when entering one of these Austrian "Konditoreien" a pastry shop Steve	$600 [23] Ads asked "How did they evermake a movie out of" this May-December Nabokov romance Lolita Steve	DD $400 [14] The group singing in the following:"Do you remember when we met /That's the day I knew..." The Honeydrippers David	DD $500 [5] 3 of 4 Shakespearean roles for which Olivier won Oscar nominations (3 of) Hamlet, Richard III, Henry V, & Othello Steve	$600 [18] Features of one often include a nave, transept, & apse a church Steve David	—
$800 [10] Country that's 600 mi. long with average width of only 90 mi. coast to coast Italy David Lynne	$800 [24] Not an animal, but a gem with an animal-shaped flaw stolen in this 1st of the series The Pink Panther David	$600 [13] Breed of horse marked by dappled white area on the rear end Appaloosa David	$600 [3] He played Capt. Bligh, but not Falstaff, saying, "I threw his kind out of our hotel when I was 16" Charles Laughton Steve	$800 [19] Reburial of this architect's remains, from Taliesin to Arizona, touched off stormy debate Frank Lloyd Wright David	—
$1,000 [11] In 1967, gov't of this tiny country closed all churches & proclaimed it 1st truly atheist state in world Albania David	$1,000 [25] His last screen role was as Nevada Smith in "The Carpetbaggers" Alan Ladd	$1,000 [15] Besides Upper Volta, this island nation is the only other country to fit this category the Philippines	$800 [4] Italian great whose last 2 operas were based on Shakespeare plays Giuseppe Verdi Steve	$1,000 [20] This Roman site, Latin for "large circle" sat 250,000 people the Circus Maximus Steve	—

Final Jeopardy!

AMERICAN HISTORY

McLean House in Virginia was site of this event

the Confederate surrender

Lynne "Where was Civil War treaty signed?" — wagered $200

David "What is Lincoln's Death" — wagered $5,900

Steve "What was the Confederate Surrender?" — wagered $6,000

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