Show #4904 2005-12-29 (taped 2005-10-18) Regular

Tom Kavanaugh game 1.

Contestants

Keara Depenbrock — a political consultant from Brooklyn, New York

Tom Kavanaugh — a writer from St. Louis, Missouri

Rex Babiera — a learning consultant from Chicago, Illinois (whose 2-day cash winnings total $32,200)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Rex	$-600	$-600	$1,400	$1,300 3rd place: $1,000	$1,400 5 R, 4 W
Tom	$3,000	$5,000	$24,200	$28,000 New champion: $28,000	$23,000 30 R (including 1 DD), 5 W
Keara	$1,600	$5,400	$9,800	$16,799 2nd place: $2,000	$7,800 14 R (including 2 DDs), 4 W

Jeopardy! Round

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC	PREMIERE	BETTER HOMES & GARDENS	BON APPETIT	PLAY "BOY"	MAGAZINES
$200 [1] 1 of the 2 landlocked countries of South America, its judicial capital is Sucre Bolivia Rex Tom Keara	$200 [7] This Beatles film premiered in London on July 6, 1964 A Hard Day's Night Tom Keara	$200 [24] What's now its South Lawn was purchased in the 1790s from tobacco planter Davy Burns the White House Tom	$200 [21] Often paired with a grilled cheese sandwich, it was the most popular of Campbell's original 21 soups in 1897 tomato Tom	$200 [2] An accomplished young man, like Batman's Robin a boy wonder Tom	$200 [16] The women's version of this magazine also has a swimsuit edition Sports Illustrated Rex
$400 [12] This nation is composed of 4 provinces: Sind, Baluchistan, the NW Frontier province & Punjab Pakistan Rex Tom Keara	$400 [8] When this 1995 film premiered in Scotland, director Mel Gibson wore a kilt & danced the Highland Fling Braveheart Tom	$400 [27] This U.S. city is home to the Flemish Renaissance revival mansion of beer baron Capt. Frederick Pabst Milwaukee Tom	$400 [22] This "dirty" Cajun grain specialty is so-named because chopped poultry livers & gizzards are added for flavor dirty rice Tom	$400 [3] To refuse to buy a company's products as a means of coercion boycott Keara	$400 [17] In the 1980s a well-publicized ban on Playboy occurred when this convenience store chain removed it 7-Eleven Keara
$600 [13] This Northeast Asian country came into being in 1948 & 2 years later the U.S. helped fight for its survival South Korea Tom	$600 [9] On Dec. 14, 1961 this Spencer Tracy courtroom drama had its world premiere in Berlin Judgement at Nuremberg	$600 [28] "Fair Lane" was the magnificent Dearborn estate of this tycoon & his family until the 1950s (Henry) Ford Keara	$600 [23] From the French for "jump", it means to cook food quickly & lightly in a little butter or oil sauté Rex	$600 [4] Still being published today, this adventure magazine for Boy Scouts debuted in 1911 Boys' Life Tom	$600 [18] Founded in 1846, this magazine with an urban/rural title covers tastes in fashion, travel & antiques Town & Country Keara
$800 [14] This Western Hemisphere nation of about 31 million has 10 provinces Canada Keara	$800 [10] When this 1974 comedy premiered at a California drive-in, all the guests had to ride in on horseback Blazing Saddles Tom	$1,000 [30] The former home of Speaker of the House James G. Blaine is now this state's governor's mansion Maine Keara	$800 [25] Don't be insulted when you're served this type of Jamaican grilled meat, a blend of chiles and other spices jerk Tom	$800 [5] Botanical bramble pictured here boysenberry Tom	$800 [19] Eric Johnson's '57 Fender Strat made the cover of the September 2005 issue of this magazine Guitar Player Rex Keara
$1,000 [15] This West African country is semi-arid except for areas near its namesake river in the southwest Niger Tom	$1,000 [11] Later to win multiple Oscars, this film premiered in November 1982 in New Delhi Gandhi Tom	DD $2,000 [29] In 1947 he retired to a Beverly Hills mansion with longtime mistress Marion Davies (William) Randolph Hearst Keara	$1,000 [26] When making your special fruitcake for the holidays, be sure to add the Muscat or Thompson variety of these raisins Keara	$1,000 [6] A class of the old Russian nobility ranking below the princes the boyars	$1,000 [20] Ray Bradbury & Ogden Nash were among the non-food writers featured in this magazine founded in 1941 Gourmet Keara

Double Jeopardy! Round

MATH & SCIENCE	TV DRAMA MAMAS	ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON	MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS	NOT A BRITISH PRIME MINISTER	BEFORE & AFTER
$400 [1] His experiments in the mid-1660s showed that the colors produced by a prism were due to different refraction rates Newton Tom	$400 [26] In Season 1 of this series, Tony's mom Livia put a hit out on him; nice, huh? The Sopranos Tom	$400 [21] Stevenson had a dream about this character being pressed in a cabinet, drinking a drug & becoming another person Dr. Jekyll Rex Keara	$400 [2] This small 4-stringed instrument comes from the machete, a guitar immigrants brought to Hawaii the ukulele Rex	$400 [16] Churchill, Chandler, Chamberlain Chandler Tom	$400 [8] "Boss" Tweed's politically corrupt society that had a No. 1 hit with "Kiss on my List" Tammany Hall & Oates Rex
$800 [3] Often occurring in oily rags or hay, it's the self-burning of materials due to chemical changes spontaneous combustion Tom	$800 [27] This actress balances the duties of mom, wife & U.S. president on "Commander in Chief" Geena Davis Keara	$800 [22] Stevenson wrote that one of these should "always say what's true and speak when he is spoken to" a child Keara	$800 [4] Before taking up the trumpet, Louis Armstrong specialized in this trumpet relative the cornet Tom	$800 [17] Heath, Buckingham, Eden Buckingham Tom	$800 [10] Choreographer of "Appalachian Spring" who teamed up with Crosby & Stills Martha Graham Nash Tom
$1,200 [9] The photosphere, the visible surface of this, is actually the innermost layer of its atmosphere the Sun Tom	—	$1,600 [24] Stevenson gave an address to the chiefs on the opening of the Road of Gratitude in what's now this island country Samoa Tom	$1,200 [5] (Sarah of the Clue Crew holds a stringed musical instrument with a triangular body in Russia.) In a Russian marketplace, you can get a good deal on this item that's mentioned in "Back In The U.S.S.R." a balalaika Tom	$1,200 [18] Balmoral, Bentinck, Baldwin Balmoral Keara	$1,200 [11] "Bronco Buster" sculptor who was a TV detective played by Pierce Brosnan Frederic Remington Steele Tom
$1,600 [13] (Jon of the Clue Crew shows a % sign on a video monitor as it changes to have one more 0 in the denominator.) You know percent, but how about this similar term that indicates parts in 1,000 per mil Tom	—	DD $2,000 [23] When Stevenson wrote this tale in 1881, it was called "The Sea-Cook" Treasure Island Keara	$2,000 [7] This type of accordion has hexagonal or octagonal ends & button keys a concertina Tom	$1,600 [19] Peel, Palmerston, Pecket Pecket Tom	$1,600 [12] Noted designer of bridal elegance who hit the pop charts with "Everybody Have Fun Tonight" Vera Wang Chung Rex
$2,000 [14] The name of this force that can compel an object to move in a circular path is from the Latin for "seek the center" centripetal force Tom	—	$2,000 [25] Stevenson's mother's maiden name, Balfour, was also the last name of the young hero of this novel Kidnapped Tom	DD $2,800 [6] This instrument of tuned wooden bars is a Central American xylophone that originated in Africa a marimba Tom	$2,000 [20] MacMillan, Mac Do Mac Do Mac Do Mac Do Mac Do Mac Do Mac DoMacDonaldnryryryryryryryMcHenry McHenry Tom	$2,000 [15] Wild-haired boxing promoter who's the world's largest venomous snake Don King Cobra Tom

Final Jeopardy!

SOVIET HISTORY

He died in Moscow September 11, 1971 following nearly 7 years of house arrest

Nikita Khrushchev

Rex "Who is Sakharov?" — wagered $100

Keara "Who is Krushchev?" — wagered $6,999

Tom "Who is Kruschev?" — wagered $3,800

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