Show #2089 1993-10-07 (taped 1993-08-02) Regular

Contestants

Tim Joyce — a criminal prosecutor from La Grange, Illinois

Laurie Neff — a market research manager from Milmont Park, Pennsylvania

Joy Bell — a registered nurse from Columbia, Maryland (whose 2-day cash winnings total $15,700)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Joy	$1,700	$2,700	$6,900	$2,599 2nd place: trip on Delta Puerto Vallarta, Mexico & stay at Krystal Vallarta + Jeopardy computerized version or home game	$7,400 17 R (including 1 DD), 2 W (including 1 DD)
Laurie	$1,600	$3,000	$5,600	$1,399 3rd place: Konica Aiborg camera & film + Jeopardy computerized version or home game	$5,600 19 R, 1 W
Tim	$1,300	$1,900	$4,900	$2,700 New champion: $2,700	$5,900 18 R, 4 W (including 1 DD)

Jeopardy! Round

U.S. CITY NICKNAMES	TV PRIVATE EYES	ITALIAN FOOD & DRINK	THE OLD TESTAMENT	CONSERVATION & NATURE	"X", "Y", "Z"
$100 [7] It's America's "City of Witches" Salem, Massachusetts Tim	$100 [1] Cybill Shepherd played Maddie Hayes, a model who became a detective, in this series Moonlighting Tim	$100 [12] To get this beverage, ask for acqua minerale mineral water Laurie	$100 [19] Cain was a tiller of the ground & Abel was a keeper of these animals sheep Joy	$100 [17] The spectacled bear, the only bear native to this continent, is protected Peru's Manu National Park South America Laurie	$100 [6] This musical instrument that resembles the marimba may have originated in Southeast Asia xylophone Laurie
$200 [8] It's the "Empire City" of the Empire State New York City Tim	$200 [2] This private eye was played by Darren McGavin in the 1950s & Stacy Keach in the 1980s Mike Hammer Tim	$200 [24] Referring to hot or cold hors d'oeuvres, this term means "before the food" antipasto Joy	$200 [20] During their 40 years in the wilderness, the Israelites ate this "bread" which fell from heaven manna Laurie	$200 [18] Special devices called TEDs can keep these shelled reptiles from drowning in shrimpers' nets turtles Joy Tim	$200 [13] A type of toy terrier, or a pudding Yorkshire Laurie
$300 [9] The nickname "Crescent City" comes from the curve of the Mississippi River besides its French Quarter New Orleans Tim	$300 [3] In return for helping with security, he got free living quarters on Robin Masters' estate Magnum P.I. Joy	$300 [25] Beef is manzo & this related meat is vitello veal Laurie	$300 [21] Before his death, he asked to be "avenged of the Philistines" for his 2 eyes Samson Joy	$300 [26] At Nature Company stores, you can put coins in "zoo meters" made from these meters to save the rain forests parking meters Laurie	$300 [14] In movie titles this word has preceded "Dillinger", "Doctors in Love" & "Frankenstein" Young Laurie
$400 [10] This city on Tampa Bay is the "Sunshine City" St. Petersburg Tim	$400 [4] In 1975 Mike Post's theme for this James Garner series reached No. 10 on the pop charts The Rockford Files Joy	$400 [29] Sangiovese is the primary grape in this red Tuscan wine sometimes sold in straw-covered bottles Chianti Tim	$400 [22] After he saw this bloody garment, Jacob believed that an evil beast had devoured Joseph the coat of many colors Joy	$400 [27] This company donated 8.500 acres near its Florida theme park to the Nature Conservancy Walt Disney Tim	$400 [15] He's the most famous man we know named Pinchas Zukerman Laurie
$500 [11] This Alabama industrial city grew so fast it became known as the "Magic City" Birmingham Joy	$500 [5] In this series detective Dan Tanna's office was located at the Desert Inn Hotel Vegas Joy	$500 [30] Mortadella is a specialty of this Italian city for which a popular luncheon meat is named Bologna Laurie	DD $700 [23] The Ten Commandments are listed twice in their entirety, first in Exodus, then in this book Deuteronomy Joy	$500 [28] This "Golden Palace" actress won the James Herriot Award for inspiring public concern for animals Betty White Joy	$500 [16] In "The Mikado" this "delectable" damsel has sisters named Peep-Bo & Pitti-Sing Yum-Yum Laurie

Double Jeopardy! Round

FAMOUS NAMES	KOREA	FASHION HISTORY	CHEMISTRY	NOVEL CHARACTERS	ODDS & ENDS
$200 [5] Yes sir! This "Little Tramp" was named a knight by Queen Elizabeth on New Year's Day 1975 Charlie Chaplin Tim	$200 [20] When these were held in South Korea in 1988, the host country placed sixth in medals the Olympics Laurie	$200 [16] Some 16th century women dyed their hair this color in imitation of Elizabeth I red Laurie	$200 [18] Chemically speaking, one of these sweet-tasting simple carbohydrates is called a saccharide sugar Tim	$200 [1] This Boris Pasternak title character is sometimes called Yurochka Dr. Zhivago Joy	$200 [7] Mittwoch, the German name for this, means "middle of the week" Wednesday Laurie
$400 [10] When this publisher died, he left his San Simeon Castle to the Univ. of Ca. but they turned it down (William Randolph) Hearst Tim	$400 [21] There are about 7 million followers of this religion in South Korea; 1 million are Catholic Christianity Laurie	$400 [17] The praetexta type of this loose, draped outer garment of ancient Rome had a purple border a toga Joy	$400 [19] Gustave Bemont helped this couple discover radium in the 1890s the Curies Laurie	$400 [2] In Virginia Woolf's novel "The Waves", Percival dies when he falls from one of these animals a horse Tim	$400 [8] A1L1F4R1E1D2B3U1T1T1S1who invented this game in 1931, died in April 1993 Scrabble Laurie
$600 [11] In 1801 Lady Hamilton bore this naval his first child, a daughter, named Horatia Nelson Joy	$600 [22] Yakju is a Korean wine made primarily from this grain rice Tim	$600 [26] 19th c. women wore these ruffles to keep dirt off their skirts; you'll find similar ones on beds dust ruffles Tim	$600 [23] It's defined as a substance that cannot be broken down into other substances by ordinary means an element Tim	$600 [3] Married man George Hurstwood deserts his family for this Theodore Dreiser heroine Sister Carrie Joy	$600 [9] A Colorado firm called Dog Gone vacuums these animals out of their burrows & resettles them prairie dogs Joy Tim
DD $1,000 [12] Reporter Elizabeth Cochrane's pen name; she went around the world as a publicity stunt in 1889-1890 Nellie Bly Joy	$800 [30] A subway line connects Seoul to this port, site of a famous amphibious landing Inchon	DD $1,000 [27] Legends says this ultimate English dandy sometimes spent a whole morning having his cravat adjusted Beau Brummell Tim	$800 [24] This positively-charged particle in a nucleus has 1,836 times the mass of an electron a proton Tim	$800 [4] Jack London appears as a character in this "North and South" author's book "California Gold" (John) Jakes Laurie	$800 [14] The Goths split into Ostrogoths, Eastern Goths, & these, the Western Goths the Visigoths Tim
$1,000 [13] Begun in 1660, his diary includes accounts of the plague & Great Fire of London Samuel Pepys Tim	$1,000 [29] Korea is divided into North & South by this parallel of latitude the 38th parallel Laurie Tim	$1,000 [28] Collier's Encyclopedia says this beautiful wife of Napoleon III once wore a gown with 113 flounces Eugénie	$1,000 [25] In the Bayer process, purified aluminum oxide is obtained from this ore bauxite Joy	$1,000 [6] The hero of his 1914 novel "Penrod" is a typical 12-year-old boy who lives in the Midwest (Booth) Tarkington Joy	$1,000 [15] Someone described as vulpine resembles this creature fox Laurie

Final Jeopardy!

19th CENTURY POLITICS

In 1872 he was the Liberal Republican Party's first & last presidential candidate; he lost

Horace Greeley

Tim "Who was William Jennings Bryant?" — wagered $2,200

Laurie "Who was Grant" — wagered $4,201

Joy "Who was Tilden?" — wagered $4,301

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