Show #78 1984-12-26 (taped 1984-10-03) Regular

Jerry Frankel game 3.Game entered from audiorecording. Missing prizes.

Contestants

Randy Thompson — a sales representative from Thousand Oaks, California

Maggie Sokolik — a linguistics student originally from Olympia, Washington

Jerry Frankel — a musician originally from Buffalo, New York (whose 2-day cash winnings total $8,900)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Jerry	$600	$1,300	$5,100	$6,200 3-day champion: $15,100	$5,000 15 R (including 1 DD), 3 W
Maggie	$-300	$400	$600	$5 3rd place	$600 10 R, 7 W
Randy	$500	$600	$1,000	$95 2nd place	$2,200 16 R, 7 W (including 1 DD)

Jeopardy! Round

CANADA	PETS	DOUBLE M	CHILD STARS	UP IN "ARM"s
$100 [1] Name for Niagara Falls on Canadian side derived from this shape the Horseshoe Falls Jerry Maggie	$100 [3] These largest of spiders are becoming increasingly popular as pets tarantula Randy	$100 [4] Fish called dolphins in the Caribbean; it's called this in Hawaii mahi mahi Jerry	$100 [7] Freckle-faced Little Rascal named for a kind of clover Alfalfa Randy	$100 [18] A slot machine's nefarious nickname a one-armed bandit Maggie
$200 [2] Folk pop artist who's Canada's heavyweight troubadour Gordon Lightfoot	$200 [5] Also called a police dog though it's never been known to arrest other canines A German Shepherd Jerry	$200 [12] She came of age in Samoa in 1928 Margaret Mead Jerry Maggie	$200 [8] Ryan O'Neal's daughter who shined in "Paper Moon" Tatum O'Neal Jerry	$200 [19] Lawbreakers fear this lengthy legal appendage the long arm of the law Randy
$300 [25] Hockey star Wayne Gretzky plays for this slick team the Edmonton Oilers Maggie Randy	$300 [6] Arnold's pet, Abraham, on "Diff'rent Strokes" a goldfish Maggie	$300 [13] French performer who's too good for words Marcel Marceau Randy	$300 [9] Youngest actress of a famous family; her hot career includes "Firestarter" Drew Barrymore Maggie Randy	$300 [20] Frank Sinatra starred in this hard-hitting film about drug addiction The Man with the Golden Arm Randy
$400 [24] Located between New Brunswick & Nova Scotia its tides are among the highest in the world the Bay of Fundy Jerry	$400 [16] Dalmatian dogs are named for a district in this country Yugoslavia Jerry Maggie Randy	$400 [14] A hodgepodge a mishmash Maggie	$400 [10] Kidney problems have kept this teenage TV star pint-size Gary Coleman Maggie	$400 [21] Mickey Rooney & Judy Garland were title tots in this 1939 musical Babes in Arms Jerry
DD $600 [23] Less than 1% of the population lives in these remote territories the Yukon & the Northwest Territories Jerry	$500 [17] In '75 the FDA banned sale of these as pets because they carry salmonella turtles Maggie	$500 [15] This singer should hear how they talk about her Melissa Manchester	$500 [11] Though she hardly spoke in it, she won an Oscar for "The Miracle Worker" Patty Duke Randy	$500 [22] The British College of Arms decides who may bear this family crest a coat of arms Jerry Randy

Double Jeopardy! Round

ANCIENT HISTORY	FOOD	LITERATURE	PRESIDENTS	FAMOUS QUOTES	LANGUAGES
$200 [3] Roman emperor who renamed Byzantium, Constantinople Constantine Jerry	$200 [19] Fruit grown in soggy soil that shows up on Thanksgiving tables cranberry Randy	$200 [9] Its sequel was titled, "But Gentlemen Marry Brunettes" Gentlemen Prefer Blondes Randy	$200 [14] At 6'4" he was our tallest Abraham Lincoln Randy	$200 [23] Wise men do it before they leap look Randy	$200 [1] Canada's 2 official languages French & English Maggie
$400 [4] Ancient Egypt boy king King Tut Maggie	$400 [20] In Japan, it's celebrated in a religious ceremony, but in the U.S. it's thrown at one rice Maggie	$400 [10] This clothing was "Cruel" for Steve Martin shoes Maggie	$400 [15] President who gave part of his own silver plate for the first coins struck in a U.S. mint George Washington	$400 [24] If winter comes this can't be far behind spring Randy	$400 [2] The world's largest trees are named for this inventor of the Cherokee alphabet Sequoyah Randy
$600 [6] Site of Babylon was on this river the Euphrates Jerry	$600 [21] Named for French village, sheep milk cheese injected with penicillin mold Roquefort Jerry Randy	$600 [13] Parodying Joyce's title "Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man", Dylan Thomas wrote this Portrait of the Artist as a Young Dog Randy	$600 [16] Only president to be outlived by both his parents JFK Randy	$600 [25] What you should avoid doing to the hand that feeds you do not bite Randy	$600 [5] International Jewish language derived from High German Yiddish Jerry
$800 [7] In the First Triumvirate the partner of Pompey & Crassus Julius Caesar Jerry	—	$800 [22] While you had to beware of the Jabberwock & the jubjub bird, you had to shun this the (frumious) Bandersnatch Maggie	$800 [17] President who took the oath of office using his nickname Jimmy Carter Jerry	DD $1,200 [26] His quotations comprise the world's second most widely read book Chairman Mao Tse-tung Randy	$800 [11] Only French-speaking independent nation in Latin America Haiti Jerry
$1,000 [8] He founded the Persian Empire Cyrus the Great Jerry Randy	—	—	$1,000 [18] Only president who ever fought duels; he killed one man, Charles Dickinson Andrew Jackson Maggie Randy	—	$1,000 [12] American Indian language never cracked when used by the U.S. as a WWII code Navajo Maggie

Final Jeopardy!

ROCKS & MINERALS

Carat for carat, these corundum gems are the most expensive in the world

rubies

Maggie "What are diamonds?" — wagered $595

Randy "What are diamonds?" — wagered $905

Jerry "What are rubies?" — wagered $1,100

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