Show #1567 1991-05-28 (taped 1991-02-26) Regular

Game partially entered from audiorecording.

Contestants

Mary Anne Lyons — a nautical bookseller from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Michael Vaughn — a mortgage banker from Jersey City, New Jersey

Archie Parker — a data management specialist from Merchantville, New Jersey (whose 2-day cash winnings total $24,500)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Archie	$2,600	$3,400	$7,600	$15,200 2nd place: Summer Wildflowers lithograph by Adolf Sehring & Amisco love seat + arm chair + Jeopardy! box game or computerized version	$7,600 22 R, 2 W
Michael	$0	$800	$8,800	$15,201 New champion: $15,201	$7,400 19 R (including 2 DDs), 6 W
Mary Anne	$800	$1,600	$2,000	$2,000 3rd place: General Marble vanity flair collection + Jeopardy! box game or computerized version	$1,500 10 R (including 1 DD), 4 W

Jeopardy! Round

THE 20th CENTURY	ACTORS & THEIR ROLES	ANNUAL EVENTS	BIOLOGY	NAMES	A ROUND OF RUM
$100 [6] After 16 years in office, Pierre Trudeau resigned as this country's prime minister in 1984 Canada Mary Anne	$100 [7] Former TV Academy president Diana Muldaur plays attorney Rosalind Shays on this series L.A. Law Archie	$100 [21] This state's championship chariot races are held each March in Pocatello Idaho Archie	$100 [26] The seed-containing fruit of the dandelion is designed so it can be dispersed by this the wind Michael	$100 [1] This flowery Anglo-Saxon name literally means "the day's eye" a daisy Archie	$100 [14] Coffee-flavored rum liqueur from Jamaica whose name translates, "Aunt Mary" Tia Maria Mary Anne
$200 [8] Every bank in America had to close the day after he took office as president Franklin Delano Roosevelt Michael	$200 [11] Harvey Fierstein provided the voice of Homer's sec'y in a 1990 episode of this comedy series The Simpsons Archie	$200 [22] Frog jumping & fence painting are highlights of an annual festival, held in this Missouri city Hannibal Michael Mary Anne	$200 [27] The 3 substances in cell walls that make up the woody tissue of trees are pentosan, lignin & this cellulose Mary Anne	$200 [2] 8 English kings had this name which means "ruler of the home" Henry Archie	$200 [15] Classic cocktail of rum, lime juice & sugar, served shaken or "frozen" a daiquiri Mary Anne
$300 [9] On Halloween night 1961 the body of this Georgian was removed from display in Lenin's tomb Stalin Michael	$300 [13] Her sister Debbie Allen played her aerobics instructor on "The Cosby Show" Phylicia Rashad Archie	$300 [23] A pageant in Lincoln, New Mexico is named for this 19th century outlaw Billy the Kid	$400 [29] Specialty that is concerned with bacteria, molds, yeasts & viruses among others microbiology	$300 [3] After "wrestling with the Lord", Jacob was given this new name Israel Archie	$300 [18] Cholesterol counters might prefer making this warm Trader Vic specialty "margarined" hot buttered rum Archie
$400 [10] In 1936 Mussolini first used this word to describe the Rome-Berlin alliance the Axis Mary Anne	$400 [16] This publishing heiress had a cameo role as a mom in John Waters' 1990 film "Cry-Baby" Patty Hearst	$400 [24] Alaska's annual world-classic Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race runs from Anchorage to this city Nome Archie	$500 [30] One theory holds they developed from overlapping fringed extentions on the ends of reptiles' scales feathers Michael	$400 [4] Name of the pope who succeeded St. Peter, its also the name of a blanket-toting "Peanuts" character Linus Archie	$400 [19] Watered-down rum, from the nickname of Admiral Vernon, who ordered it served to his sailors grog Michael
$500 [12] The U.S. had a mutual security pact with this island nation until 1978, when we no longer recognized it Taiwan Archie Michael	$500 [17] "I Love You to Death" featured this actor's 3rd wife Joan Plowright, as T. Ullman's Yugoslavian mom Sir Laurence Olivier	$500 [25] 1 of the annual events in this state is the Walking Horse Celebration in Shelbyville Tennessee Michael	DD $800 [28] Humans typically have a set of 46 in most of their cells chromosomes Mary Anne	$500 [5] Elvis Presley was given this middle name, but it was spelled with only one "A" on the birth certificate Aron Archie	$500 [20] For a Cuba Libre, you could overthrow Castro, or serve rum with this soft drink Coca-Cola Michael

Double Jeopardy! Round

PLAYWRIGHTS	RIVERS	MAGAZINES	WEIGHTS & MEASURES	COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES	PSYCH 101
$200 [8] John Fletcher of Beaumont & Fletcher was 1 of thousands killed by this dread epidemic in the 1600s the bubonic plague Michael	$200 [1] This river's Parker Dam created Lake Havasu the Colorado River Michael	$200 [6] In 1975 this news magazine began giving articles bylines; Time followed suit 5 years later Newsweek Archie	$200 [20] The name of this nautical unit of depth comes from faedn, Danish for "outstretched arms" a fathom Mary Anne	$200 [13] It was formerly known as the Agricultural & Mechanical College of Texas Texas A&M Archie	$200 [26] The libido is seated in this part of the psyche that's found in the word "libido" the id Michael
$400 [9] Peter Weiss wrote the play known as "Marat/Sade" in this, his native language German Archie Michael Mary Anne	$400 [2] It's Europe's longest river but not the longest in the Soviet Union the Volga Archie Michael	$400 [7] Chevy Chase has starred in 3 of this humor magazine's comedy films the National Lampoon Mary Anne	$400 [21] The centigrade temperature scale was officially renamed this in 1948 Celsius Archie	$400 [14] Members of this "friend"ly religion founded Swarthmore College; now it's nonsectarian the Quakers Archie	$400 [27] William James said this was continuously flowing, a stream consciousness Michael
$800 [19] "Picnic" author who was on the teaching staff of USC's drama dept. when he died in 1973 (William) Inge Archie	$800 [4] South Africa's longest, this "colorful" river rises in Lesotho & borders Namibia the Orange River Michael	$600 [10] In 1922 Nat Fleischer founded this sports magazine that's still making the "rounds" today Ring magazine Archie Mary Anne	$600 [22] A long hundredweight is actually 112 of these a pound Michael	$600 [15] Founded in 1575, the State University of Leiden is the oldest university in this country the Netherlands Michael	$600 [28] Term for an unconscious restraining of an impulse; drunks tend to lose theirs inhibitions Archie
$1,000 [25] Some say he wrote "An Enemy of the People" in response to the negative criticism of his play "Ghosts" Ibsen Mary Anne	$1,000 [5] One of the largest nuclear materials plants in the U.S. is named for this river on the S.C.-GA border the Savannah River Michael	$800 [11] This business publication is known as "the magazine for growing companies" Inc. Michael	$800 [23] 1 square miles equals 640 of these an acre Michael	$800 [16] New England College is in this New England state; you'll find it in Henniker, near Manchester New Hampshire Michael	$800 [29] E Thorndike found that an animal learned its way through a maze better if this was involved the reward Mary Anne
DD $1,200 [18] 1 of the 2 plays for which Thornton Wilder won a Pulitzer Prize (1 of) Our Town (or The Skin of Our Teeth ) Michael	DD $1,400 [3] When this river flooded in 1928, the storerooms of the Tate Gallery were inundated the Thames Michael	$1,000 [12] In the name of a magazine this publisher's name precedes "Traveler" Conde Nast Archie	$1,000 [24] This 16 1/2-foot length is also called a perch or pole rod Archie Michael	$1,000 [17] This country's only university is the University of the South Pacific in Suva Fiji Mary Anne	$1,000 [30] Freeman, Newman & Holzinger studied them to determine what's hereditary & what's environmental identical twins Archie

Final Jeopardy!

BEST SELLERS

1 of 2 authors to have 3 books among the Top 10 Fiction Best Sellers of the 1980s

(1 of) Stephen King or Tom Clancy

Mary Anne "Who is Stephen King?" — wagered $0

Archie "Who is Steven King?" — wagered $7,600

Michael "Who was Tom Clancy" — wagered $6,401

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