Show #2960 1997-06-13 (taped 1997-01-29) Regular

Arthur Phillips game 4.

Contestants

Mark Hein — a psychotherapist and writer from Woodland Hills, California

Evan Fletcher — a university lecturer from Davis, California

Arthur Phillips — a speechwriter from Boston, Massachusetts (whose 3-day cash winnings total $29,202)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Arthur	$2,300	$3,300	$10,200	$15,401 4-day champion: $44,603	$10,300 28 R (including 1 DD), 2 W
Evan	$800	$1,000	$5,500	$0 3rd place: a Goodyear Airship Eagle trip over Southern California	$3,800 11 R (including 1 DD), 2 W
Mark	$200	$1,300	$7,700	$11,100 2nd place: a Zenith 35" big screen TV + Berkline Admiral Collection living room furniture	$7,600 15 R (including 1 DD), 3 W

Jeopardy! Round

GEOGRAPHY	TELEVISION	LOVE	AMERICANS	STYLE	"LOOSE" ENDS
$100 [4] There's a lighthouse at Cape Gris-Nez, this country's closest point to England France Arthur	$100 [21] "Mama's Family", which starred Vicki Lawrence, was based on sketches first seen on this show The Carol Burnett Show Evan	$100 [11] According to lyricist Sammy Cahn, "Love and marriage go together like" this pair a horse & carriage Mark	$100 [6] The first American woman to make a transatlantic flight; surprisingly, she was only a passenger Amelia Earhart Arthur Evan	$100 [22] Decade during which the Carnaby look was introduced to the U.S. the 1960s Arthur	$100 [1] A 6-year-old child can't help lisping with one of these in his mouth a loose tooth Arthur
$200 [5] Our name for this Arizona region comes from the Spanish term for it: el Desierto Pintado the Painted Desert Mark	$200 [23] This Aaron Spelling sizzler set in Georgia centers on 3 sultry women: Lane, Peyton & Reese Savannah Arthur Evan	$200 [12] Completes the 4-word hippie motto, "Make love..." not war Arthur	$200 [14] In 1938 Don Budge became the only American man to win the Grand Slam in this sport tennis Arthur	$200 [27] These baggy knickers worn by golfers were popularized by the Prince of Wales in the 1920s plus-fours	$200 [2] A cashier may hand some to you loose change Arthur
$300 [9] Skopje is the capital of this nation that was once part of Yugoslavia Macedonia Evan	$300 [24] On the cartoon series "Ren & Stimpy", Ren is this breed of dog Chihuahua Arthur	$300 [18] Some regard this purple quartz gem as a love charm amethyst Evan	$300 [15] During Watergate investigators found that this billionaire had made a $100,000 contribution to Nixon Howard Hughes Evan	$300 [28] A mousquetoire hat didn't have ears; it was wide-brimmed & was adorned with one or more of these a feather Arthur	$300 [3] Type of notebook paper that isn't spiral bound loose leaf Evan
$400 [10] Though 50 miles inland from the Gulf of Mexico, this Texas city is one of the nation's major ports Houston Mark	$400 [25] Jonathan Silverman plays the title bachelor on this sitcom The Single Guy Arthur	$400 [19] Famous first 5 words of Sonnet 43 in "Sonnets from the Portuguese" How do I love thee? Mark	$400 [16] In 1914 this former president led an Amazon expedition Theodore Roosevelt Arthur	$400 [29] Bags & shoes from Gucci feature a GG symbol; those from this designer are marked with a V Valentino Arthur Mark	$400 [7] This phrase describes athletes with flexible appendages loose-limbed Arthur
$500 [13] Paramaribo, capital of this country, came under Dutch rule in 1815 Suriname Arthur Mark	$500 [26] Once a Brat Packer, now he's Brooke Shields' publisher on "Suddenly Susan" Judd Nelson Arthur	DD $600 [20] This book of the Old Testament is basically a collection of love poems Song of Solomon Mark	$500 [17] It was the last town in which Wild Bill Hickok played cards Deadwood, South Dakota	$500 [30] French for "partitioned", it's jewelry whose colored enamel sections are separated by thin metal bands cloisonne Mark	$500 [8] They're often politicians or policemen, but are always reckless & uncontrollable loose cannons Arthur

Double Jeopardy! Round

BIOLOGY	WORLD TRAVEL	NONFICTION	THE 18th CENTURY	MUSICAL THEATRE	UTOPIAS
$200 [1] These body cavities can contain blood or can be hollow, as in the bones around the nose sinuses Evan	$200 [14] Known for its snow festival, Bariloche, Argentina is one of the top ski resorts in these mountains the Andes Arthur	$200 [13] This tennis star tells her story in the 1996 book "Monica: From Fear to Victory" Monica Seles Arthur	$200 [11] Japanese artist Mori Sosen gained fame for portraying these animals, perhaps seeing, hearing & speaking no evil monkeys Evan	$200 [26] In 1996 Robert Goulet took to the road as Don Quixote in a touring production of this musical Man of La Mancha Arthur	$200 [6] In a James Hilton novel, this mountain valley is ruled by the High Lama Shangri-La Arthur
$400 [2] Carrots are examples of these main roots that may have smaller roots branching from them tap roots Evan Mark	$400 [15] If you go to Goa, you may try feni, a local liquor that can be made from these kidney-shaped nuts cashews	$400 [19] The 1996 book "The Man Behind James Bond" takes an intimate look at this author Ian Fleming Arthur	$400 [12] Gold & diamond strikes & a great natural harbor made this Brazilian city a center of trade Rio de Janeiro Arthur	$400 [27] "March Of The Toys" is from "Babes in Toyland" & "March Of The Siamese Children" is from this musical The King and I Mark	$400 [7] The form of government this philosopher describes in "The Republic" has been labeled utopian Plato Mark
$600 [3] This verb used in film editing also refers to cutting & recombining DNA molecules splicing Evan	$600 [16] You can handle real kiwis--the birds, not the fruit--at Kiwi House in Napier in this country New Zealand Arthur	$600 [20] Not surprisingly, her 1996 book "Cooking for Healthy Living" is put out by Turner Publishing Jane Fonda Arthur	$600 [23] In 1718 this declining Italian republic lost the Peloponnesus to Turkey Venice Evan	$600 [28] The New York Post said of this revival with Jerry Lewis, it's "another home run... you'll have a ball!" Damn Yankees Arthur	$600 [8] In 1516 he coined the term "utopia" from the Greek words for "not" & "place" Thomas More Mark
$800 [4] It can mean a tumor, or a body part that's a mass of tissue, like the lymph type a node Mark	$800 [17] Le musee d'art et d'histoire in Neuchatel in this country boasts a trio of magnificent 18th c. automatons Switzerland Arthur	$800 [21] Co-written by Vincent Bugliosi, it was subtitled "The True Story of the Manson Murders" Helter Skelter Mark	$1,000 [25] This young French king died in captivity in 1795, 2 1/2 years after his father Louis XVII Arthur	DD $700 [29] Lerner & Loewe's first hit musical, it was inspired in part by the works of Scotsman James Barrie Brigadoon Arthur	$800 [9] In 1873 she wrote "Transcendental Wild Oats", a sketch of her father Bronson's failed utopia Louisa May Alcott Mark
$1,000 [5] You win a prize if you give us this term for an organ's shrinkage due to lack of use atrophy Mark	$1,000 [18] The village of Bor Sang, near Chiang Mai in this country, is famous for its umbrella festival Thailand	$1,000 [22] While in prison Eldridge Cleaver wrote this 1968 book on the problems confronting black Americans Soul on Ice Mark	DD $2,500 [24] This bishop for whom a California university city is named wrote, "Westward the course of empire takes its way" George Berkeley Evan	$1,000 [30] In 1973 Ben Vereen won a Tony for his performance in this musical about Charlemagne's son Pippin Arthur	$1,000 [10] George Foerstner named his brand of refrigerator for this Iowa society to which he belonged Amana Mark

Final Jeopardy!

SPACE EXPLORATION

Now 6 billion miles from Earth, Pioneer 10 originally was launched in 1972 on a mission to this planet

Jupiter

Evan "What is Mars" — wagered $5,500

Mark "What is Jupiter?" — wagered $3,400

Arthur "What is Jupiter" — wagered $5,201

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