Show #163 1985-04-24 (taped 1985-01-08) Regular

Contestants

Marcia Yaross — a biologist from Irvine, California

Albert Powell — a bank employee from Brooklyn, New York

Doug Miller — an assignment editor from Houston, Texas (whose 1-day cash winnings total $2,900)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Doug	$900	$1,600	$3,600	$2,300 2-day champion: $5,200	$5,300 16 R, 6 W (including 2 DDs)
Albert	$-200	$-100	$700	$100 3rd place: Oneida Silversmiths gift certificate	$700 11 R, 6 W
Marcia	$-600	$200	$2,400	$1,401 2nd place: the Eastman recliner furnished by Action Industries, Inc. (Action by Lane) + Kelvinator range	$3,400 11 R, 7 W (including 1 DD)

Jeopardy! Round

THE '20s	ROCK 'N ROLL	INDIA	FASHION	ASTRONOMY	STUFFED
$100 [6] Pronoun possessed by Clara Bow it Albert Marcia	$100 [1] You can do anything to Elvis, but don't step on these his blue suede shoes Doug	$100 [10] In Nov. 1982, this Oscar-winning film had its world premiere in New Delhi Gandhi Doug	$100 [20] This mounted figure appears on Ralph Lauren products a polo player Albert	$100 [13] 3rd planet from the Sun the Earth Doug	$100 [18] Their caps are stuffed as an appetizer a mushroom Marcia
$200 [7] Shipwreck Kelly excelled at sitting on these flagpoles Doug	$200 [2] "Yummy, Yummy, Yummy" explemplified this "sugary" pre-teen rock style of the late '60s bubble gum Doug Albert Marcia	$200 [11] He sought & taught Nirvana in India 500 years before Christ Buddha (Siddhārtha Gautama) Doug Albert	$200 [21] Thin model who wound up dancing to Tommy's tune Twiggy Albert	$200 [14] From Greek "to omit", the partial or total obscuring of one celestial body by another an eclipse Doug	$200 [19] Stuffed at Roy's museum along with Trigger is this, the family dog Bullet Doug
$300 [8] Vernon Castle's dancing partner who originated the bob hairstyle Irene Castle Albert Marcia	$300 [3] Popular '50s D.J. who coined the term "rock 'n' roll" Alan Freed Doug	DD $500 [12] This Lawrence Welk chart-topper is named for a city in India: Calcutta Doug	$300 [22] Ankle stockings that '40s teen-agers wore & were named for bobbie socks Doug	$300 [15] Theory that a massive explosion started the universe the Big Bang Marcia	—
$400 [9] Car company that also owned the 1st airline to carry mail the Ford Motor Company Albert	$400 [4] In February '61, he had a "Runaway" hit Del Shannon Albert	—	$400 [23] Medicinal name of Jackie Kennedy's Halston hats pillbox hats Doug	$400 [16] Approximately 5.88 trillion miles a light-year Doug Marcia	—
—	$500 [5] Manager of the most successful group in rock history, which broke up 4 years after his death Brian Epstein Doug	—	$500 [24] Menswear used to symbolize conformity in '56 Gregory Peck film title a gray flannel suit Doug Marcia	$500 [17] From Greek "long-haired", they have tails up to a hundred million miles a comet Marcia	—

Double Jeopardy! Round

MATHEMATICS	LABOR UNIONS	FIRST LINES	ISLANDS	SIGHT & SOUND	RELIGION
$200 [3] By definition, a number is odd if it's not divisible by this 2 Albert	$200 [6] In August 1981, President Reagan fired them for striking illegally PATCO (the air traffic controllers) Albert	$200 [5] Trio onstage as "Macbeth" begins with "When shall we three meet again?" the three witches (or the three Weird Sisters) Doug Albert	$200 [1] Napoleon escaped from this island to fight another hundred days Elba Albert	$200 [7] Light, sound & the sea all travel in them waves Albert	$200 [8] The belief that old souls return to Earth in new bodies reincarnation Albert
$400 [4] Number above the denominator a numerator Doug	$400 [12] For nearly 40 years, Australian-born Harry Bridges led this dockworkers' union the Longshoremen's Union Marcia	$400 [11] Man-on-the-street Louis Nye greeted him each week with "Hi-ho, Steverino!" Steve Allen Albert Marcia	$400 [2] In 1972, the United States returned this island to Japan Okinawa Albert	$400 [16] Early version of a hearing aid named for the musical instrument it resembled a trumpet Albert Marcia	—
$600 [10] In pi, digit which follows 3.1 4 Doug	DD $1,200 [20] Construction trade of first AFL-CIO chief, George Meany plumbing Doug	$600 [13] Famous document that opens, "When in the course of human events" the Declaration of Independence Doug	$600 [9] Large Canadian city on a St. Lawrence River island of the same name Montreal Marcia	$600 [17] Electronically recorded visual record of the human voice now used for identification of criminals a voiceprint Marcia	—
$800 [21] The side of a right triangle opposite the right angle the hypotenuse Marcia	—	$800 [14] Before this series self-destructed, it opened, "Good morning, Mr. Phelps" Mission: Impossible Doug	DD $1,000 [23] For over 200 years, Knights of St. John ruled this Med. island for which they are also named Malta Marcia	$800 [18] Kind of vision used to see object to the side while looking straight ahead peripheral vision Marcia	—
$1,000 [22] Number represented by 10 in a binary system 2 Marcia	—	$1,000 [15] Poet whose "Sonnet on His Blindness" begins, "When I consider how my light is spent" John Milton Marcia	—	$1,000 [19] This part of the eye operates like the diaphragm of a camera to regulate the amount of light received the iris Doug	—

Final Jeopardy!

ROYALTY

Queen Elizabeth II's father, he became this king when his brother abdicated the throne

George VI

Albert "Who is George VII?" — wagered $600

Marcia "Who is George V" — wagered $999

Doug "Who was King John IV?" — wagered $1,300

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