Show #1902 1992-12-08 (taped 1992-08-31) Regular

Dennis Donohue game 5.

Contestants

Geoff Chanin — an attorney from Highland Mills, New York

Deborah Hardwick — a teacher and caterer from Houston, Texas

Dennis Donohue — an administrative services officer from Litchfield Park, Arizona (whose 4-day cash winnings total $46,299)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Dennis	$1,800	$3,000	$9,400	$17,999 5-day champion: $64,298 + Jeopardy! home edition	$10,000 27 R (including 2 DDs), 3 W (including 1 DD)
Deborah	$900	$1,600	$400	$799 3rd place: NexStep stair climber + Jeopardy! home edition	$400 8 R, 4 W
Geoff	$900	$2,100	$9,900	$900 2nd place: trip on Delta to Dublin & stay at Conrad Dublin + Jeopardy! home edition	$9,900 21 R, 1 W

Jeopardy! Round

CRUSTACEANS	PEOPLE	GUINNESS RECORDS	1963	ENCLOSURES	POTPOURRI
$100 [1] Prawn & this word are used interchangeably to refer to the same creature a shrimp Deborah	$100 [2] In May 1992 this former Beatle became the first recipient of Sweden's Polar Music Prize Paul McCartney Geoff	$100 [16] An Oregon man tied 6 of these from the Boy Scout handbook in 8.1 seconds knots Geoff	$100 [29] This Leonardo painting was displayed in Washington & New York before returning to the Louvre Mona Lisa Dennis	$100 [8] It's the enclosure Tommy Lasorda turns to for relief —relief pitchers the bullpen Dennis	$100 [4] Hobbyists who play with these are familiar with O-scale Lionels (model) trains Geoff
$200 [25] The habit of eating these freshwater crustaceans came to Louisiana from France crawfish Dennis	$200 [17] It's the adjective in the nickname of Canadian-born magician James Randi Amazing Geoff	$200 [3] The world's worst nuclear reactor disaster was this one in 1986 Chernobyl Geoff	$200 [18] The Jan. 4 issue of this magazine named Pope John XXIII its Man of the Year for 1962 Time Dennis	$200 [6] A bad egg might "fly" this enclosure to escape a coop Dennis	$200 [12] Abraham Lincoln dedicated this cemetery by saying that "We cannot hallow—this ground" Gettysburg Dennis
$300 [26] The shell of a dead sea snail is a favorite home for this type of crab a hermit crab Deborah	$300 [15] Nicknamed "The Kraut" by Ernest Hemingway, this legendary actress died in may 1992 at age 90 (Marlene) Dietrich Dennis Geoff	$300 [7] Some species of this fastest-growing grass can grow 36 inches per day bamboo Deborah	$300 [30] This president of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters was indicted for jury fixing Jimmy Hoffa Dennis	$300 [9] A famous October 26, 1881 gunfight is named for this enclosure the O.K. Corral Dennis	$300 [13] During the 1991 Oscar telecast, this Walter Lantz character presented the Animated Short Award Woody Woodpecker Dennis
$400 [27] The major food types of this crustacean are the American, European, Norwegian & spiny a lobster Deborah	$400 [21] Before becoming a Supreme Court justice in 1991, he served as chairman of the Equal Employment Opportunity Comm. Clarence Thomas Geoff	$400 [5] At the age of 41, Rudyard Kipling was the youngest winner of the Nobel Prize in this category literature Geoff	$400 [22] In May he was inaugurated to his second term as president of Haiti Duvalier Dennis	$400 [10] This term for a jail seems to come from the use of ships as prisons a brig Dennis	$400 [14] In 1540 people from this country became the first Europeans to see the Grand Canyon Spain Geoff
$500 [28] These crustaceans, the main food of many baleen whales, can reach 2 inches in length krill Dennis	$500 [24] In 1991 this British mystery author whose books include "Devices and Desires" was made a baroness P.D. James Dennis Deborah	$500 [20] Barely rising above sea level, Maldives in this ocean is the world's flattest country the Indian Ocean Geoff	DD $500 [23] In August James Meredith became this university's first Black graduate the University of Mississippi (Ole Miss) Dennis	$500 [11] This term for the outer courtyard of a castle has been applied to an old court in England Old Bailey Deborah	$500 [19] The U.S. Maritime Administration comes under the jurisdiction of this cabinet department Transportation Dennis Deborah

Double Jeopardy! Round

ILLINOIS	FAMOUS FIRSTS	BOOKS & AUTHORS	SCULPTORS	EUROPEAN HISTORY	NUTS
$200 [22] Almost the entire western border of Illinois is formed by this river the Mississippi Dennis	$200 [23] She was the first woman nominated for U.S. vice president on a major party ticket Geraldine Ferraro Geoff	$200 [9] "War is Kind" is the ironic title of a volume of verse by this author of "The Red Badge of Courage" Stephen Crane Dennis	$200 [18] This sculptor of "Trooper of the Plains" actually worked as a cowboy in his youth Remington Deborah	$200 [2] The title of Count of Flanders was revived in the 19th century for princes in this country Belgium Dennis	$200 [1] Pignolia or pinon nuts are found in the cones of various species of this tree pine trees Geoff
$400 [14] Many concerts & trade shows are held in this city's Prairie Capital Convention Center Springfield Deborah Geoff	$400 [25] For his experiments in electricity, he became the 1st American to win the Copley Medal in 1753 (Benjamin) Franklin Dennis	$400 [12] "The Big Money", the last book in this John Dos Passos trilogy, takes place during the Roaring '20s U.S.A. Deborah	$400 [19] He designed the tombs of the Medici princes Giuliano & Lorenzo Michelangelo Dennis	$400 [3] This ruler saw England into the 20th century Victoria Dennis	$400 [7] Though pralines, a southern treat, can be made with almonds, this nut is their traditional basis a pecan Dennis
$600 [15] The world's largest maker of farm machinery, it was founded in Grand Detour in 1837 John Deere Geoff	$600 [26] On March 4, 1925 this president became the first to deliver his inaugural speech on radio Calvin Coolidge Deborah Geoff	$600 [13] In 1875 this American moved to Europe, where he wrote "The American" & "The Europeans" (Henry) James Geoff	$600 [20] This Frenchman's first life-size statue was a male nude figure called "The Age of Bronze" Rodin Dennis	$800 [5] In 1933 this Norwegian founded the National Unity Party based on the Nazi Party (Vidkun) Quisling Geoff	$600 [8] Iran, Turkey & Syria are major exporters of this nut whose shell is often dyed red a pistachio Geoff
$800 [16] In 1832 a band of Fox & Sauk Indians tried to retake their land in Illinois but were defeated in this war the Black Hawk War Geoff	$800 [29] In 1954 this company introduced its first TV dinners Swanson Dennis	$800 [27] Once Chopin's lover, she fictionalized her disastrous affair with Alfred de Musset in "Elle et Lui" George Sand	DD $1,000 [21] During 1957 & 1958 he sculpted a large marble reclining figure for UNESCO headquarters in Paris Henry Moore Dennis	DD $1,000 [4] In 1944 Ion Antonescu was overthrown as this nation's leader & it joined the Allies Romania Dennis	$800 [10] The English species of this popular food nut does not actually thrive in England a walnut Dennis Deborah
$1,000 [17] Built in 1859, this president's home in Galena was made a state memorial in 1931 Ulysses Grant Geoff	$1,000 [30] In 1829 England's George & Robert Stephenson developed "The Rocket", the 1st practical one of these locomotive	$1,000 [28] The title character of this classic cowboy novel by Owen Wister marries a schoolmarm The Virginian Geoff	$1,000 [24] He sculpted the large head of Lincoln in the Capitol Rotunda as well as the one at Mount Rushmore Gutzon Borglum Geoff	$1,000 [6] The meeting of this French National Assembly in 1789 marked the beginning of the French Revolution the Estates-General Dennis	$1,000 [11] Chewing this South Asian nut is mildly stimulating & may stain the teeth black a betel nut Dennis

Final Jeopardy!

BUSINESS & INDUSTRY

The gasoline brand named for its founder & a famous highway

Phillips 66

Deborah "What is Phillips 66?" — wagered $399

Dennis "What is Phillips 66?" — wagered $8,599

Geoff "What is Getty?" — wagered $9,000

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