Show #354 1986-01-16 (taped 1985-09-10) Regular

Contestants

Geoff Fong — a college professor originally from Los Altos, California

Linda Shrum — a mother from Las Vegas, Nevada (whose 1-day cash winnings total $8,600)

Bill Fleming — a police sergeant from Mission Viejo, California (whose 2-day cash winnings total $20,000)

Scores

Player First Commercial End of Jeopardy! End of Double Jeopardy! Final Coryat
Bill $100 $1,100 $4,500 $0
3rd place: Action recliner by Lane
$4,500
9 R, 0 W
Linda $1,000 $3,300 $6,000 $9,100
2-day champion: $17,700
$5,700
20 R (including 1 DD), 1 W
Geoff $300 $900 $3,100 $5
2nd place: trip on Eastern to St. Thomas in the U.S. Virgin Islands & stay at Bluebeard's Castle
$4,900
14 R, 3 W (including 2 DDs)

Jeopardy! Round

PRESIDENTS MUSICAL ANATOMY NICKNAMES SPORTS TRIVIA STATE BIRDS WOOD
$100 [11]
He was 1st president born in Texas, though a resident of N.Y. when elected in 1952
Dwight Eisenhower
Bill
$100 [1]
In 1974, "Sunshine" here made John Denver happy
my shoulders
Linda
$100 [12]
Being taken for a ride & coming back alive earned this gangster the nickname "Lucky"
Luciano
Linda
$100 [6]
The goals were 1 mi. apart for 1st recorded football match in this land Down Under
Australia
Bill
$100 [22]
State bird of New Mexico, even the coyote can't make it change its ways
a roadrunner
Linda
$100 [21]
Howard Hughes' "Goose" is named for & partly made of this wood
spruce
Geoff
$200 [13]
Shot while campaigning for Bull Moose Party, he finished his speech before seeking medical help
Teddy Roosevelt
Linda
$200 [2]
For Hall & Oates they were "Private", for Kim Carnes, they were Bette Davis'
eyes
Linda
$200 [17]
Then a bunch of rookies, this nickname for the Chicago White Stockings stuck & became their name
the Chicago Cubs
Geoff
$200 [7]
At Yankee Stadium, the "life-span" for this base is a full season
home plate
Geoff
$200 [27]
Though Utah is located 400 mi. from the nearest ocean, it's their state bird
a seagull
Linda
$200 [23]
Up until the mid-19th c. rags & linen were used; today 90% is made from wood pulp
paper
Linda
$300 [14]
Saying "We must keep what we want", McKinley kept Philippines, Guam, & Puerto Rico after this war
the Spanish-American War
Geoff
$300 [3]
Featured in the movie "Play Misty for Me", it put Roberta Flack on top of the charts
"The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face"
Linda
$300 [18]
Carole Lombard called him "Pa", while he called Carole "Ma"
Clark Gable
Linda
$300 [8]
1st royal member of Int'l Tennis Hall of Fame, King Gustav V brought the game to this country
Sweden
$300 [24]
Last name of Donovan's girl "Jennifer"
Juniper
Linda
$400 [15]
He lingered for over 2 months before dying after Charles Guiteau shot him in 1881
Garfield
Geoff
$400 [4]
Diana Ross' career "bulked up" with this Top 10 hit of 1982
"Muscles"
Linda
$400 [19]
The soldiers' definition of his nickname was "his guts; our blood"
Patton
Linda
$400 [9]
Ann Meyers was the 1st woman to sign a contract with this pro league
the National Basketball Association
Geoff
$400 [25]
It's what a cooper makes from wood
barrels (kegs)
Bill
$500 [16]
As president, this man, though the most immobile, made most trips outside the U.S.
FDR
Linda
$500 [5]
"Sweet" way Michael Franks describes his lover's "frozen feet"
"Popsicle Toes"
Geoff
$500 [20]
Nickname in 1898 of the 1st United States Volunteer Cavalry
the Rough Riders
Bill
DD $800 [10]
The 1st pro hockey league was formed in this country
the United States
Geoff
$500 [26]
Thin slices of wood used for ornamentation, they're layered to make plywood
veneers

Double Jeopardy! Round

SCIENCE SPIES GAME SHOWS FOOD DRAMA "SAINT"LY NAMES
$200 [1]
Branch of biology that is the study of animals
zoology
Geoff
$200 [26]
It's stamped on a document to be read only by person to whom it's sent, or a James Bond film
for your eyes only
Linda
$200 [20]
Host in common to "Wheel of Fortune", "The Love Connection", & "Scrabble"
Chuck Woolery
Bill
$200 [6]
Though the Tartars are said to have eaten it raw, citizens of Hamburg made it popular
hamburger
Geoff
$200 [12]
"Musical beds is the faculty sport" in this questioning Albee play
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
Linda
$200 [10]
She won an Oscar for her 1st-ever film role, playing Brando's girl in "On the Waterfront"
Eva Marie Saint
Geoff
$400 [2]
When falling, rain picks up extra oxygen, carbon dioxide, & this gas, the largest component of air
nitrogen
Geoff
$400 [21]
Euphemism for "sex" in "Newlywed Game" questions
whoopee
$400 [7]
Wage earners all "win it", but Egyptian workers were actually paid with it
bread
Geoff
$400 [15]
A. Shaffer mystery 1st named "Who's Afraid of Stephen Sondheim?" wound up with this 1-word title
Sleuth
Linda
$600 [14]
Famed French aviator probably better known for having written "The Little Prince"
(Antoine de) Saint-Exupéry
Geoff
$600 [3]
A mixture of 2 or more metals
an alloy
Geoff
$600 [22]
In various versions this Goodson-Todman show has been "Allstars", "Plus", & "Super"
Password
Bill
$600 [8]
Contributor to caries, its chemical formula is C12H22O11
sugar
Geoff
$600 [16]
Aristophanes had them rule "Cloud-Cuckooland" long before they tormented Tippi
The Birds
Linda
DD $700 [13]
French composer known for thefollowing:[Instrumental music plays]
(Camille) Saint-Saëns
Linda
$800 [4]
Any object carried aloft by a rocket, such as a satellite
a payload
$800 [23]
"Night at the Opera" star who was a regular panelist on "To Tell the Truth"
Kitty Carlisle
Bill
$800 [9]
Talleyrand described a perfect one as "black as the devil, hot as hell, & sweet as love"
(cup of) coffee
Linda
$800 [17]
This 1959 Black family portrait was 1st Broadway play written by a Black woman
A Raisin in the Sun
Linda
$800 [19]
"If one has morals, they can't be taken away by me", said this stripper
Lili St. Cyr
Bill
$1,000 [5]
Rock containing kerogen, which yields petroleum when heated
(oil) shale
Linda
$1,000 [24]
Came on July 12, 1976; kissed off June 14, 1985
Family Feud
Bill
DD $1,000 [11]
Discovered in South America, these 2 rhyming foods were popular in Europe before 1st grown in U.S.
the potato & the tomato
Geoff
$1,000 [18]
In Shaw's "Mrs. Warren's Profession" it's Mrs. Warren's profession
a prostitute
$1,000 [25]
Devoting over 70 years to the art, she believed dance could express noblest thoughts of man
Ruth St. Denis

Final Jeopardy!

THE OSCARS

The 2 Black males who have won Academy Awards for acting

Sidney Poitier & Lou Gossett (Jr.)

Geoff "Who are Sidney Poitier and?" — wagered $3,095
Bill "Who are Sidney Poitier &" — wagered $4,500
Linda "Who are S. Poitier and Lou Gossett?" — wagered $3,100

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