Show #1382 1990-09-11 (taped 1990-07-31) Regular

Game entered from audiorecording. Missing prizes.

Contestants

Scott Wolf — a pharmacy technician from Universal City, Texas

Pam Angerer Payne — a full-time student originally from Alhambra, California

Ed Allen — a writer and teacher from Memphis, Tennessee (whose 1-day cash winnings total $12,001)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Ed	$1,300	$2,200	$5,800	$8,401 2-day champion: $20,402	$5,400 18 R (including 1 DD), 3 W
Pam	$-700	$800	$4,200	$200 2nd place	$3,800 15 R (including 1 DD), 5 W
Scott	$1,000	$1,300	$1,800	$200 3rd place	$2,300 13 R, 6 W (including 1 DD)

Jeopardy! Round

ANIMAL GROUPS	SPORTS	HERBS & SPICES	U.S. HISTORY	LAW	FAMOUS TURNERS
$100 [1] One of these is a TV network symbol; many are a muster a peacock Scott	$100 [2] This sport probably originated when ancient Roman soldiers didn't have any quoits to throw horseshoes Ed	$100 [21] It can be found in jelly & juleps mint Scott	$100 [16] He was court martialed as a lt. colonel during the Revolutionary War, long after his famous ride Paul Revere Scott	$100 [9] If you're a venireman you've been called to this duty jury duty Ed	$100 [26] She played Nola Dancy Aldrich on the soap opera "The Doctors" before she turned up her "Body Heat" Kathleen Turner Ed Scott
$200 [4] One of these is a TV network; many are a skulk a fox Pam	$200 [3] After baseball it's Japan's most popular spectator sport sumo Ed	$200 [22] The World Encyclopedia of Food calls it the most popular garnish in the U.S. for fish, meat & poultry dishes parsley Pam	$200 [17] This 1803 acquisition doubled the size of the United States the Louisiana Purchase Scott	$200 [10] It's defined as testimony or other material presented to prove the existence of a fact evidence Ed	DD $600 [27] Buddhist from Brownsville, Tennessee, heard here, dishing out advice:"Oh, you better be good to me / That's how it's gotta be now..." Tina Turner Ed
$300 [5] A group of elk or a group of hoodlums a gang Scott	$300 [6] 1 of 2 Wimbledon singles champions whose last name is Smith (1 of) Margaret Court Smith (or Stan Smith) Scott	$300 [23] It takes about 900,000 of these grayish-blue seeds found on Kaiser rolls to make a pound poppy seeds Ed	$300 [18] Passed in 1862, this act granted free farmland to settlers the Homestead Act Ed	$300 [11] An attorney at law is a member of the bar & an officer of this officer of the court Scott	—
$400 [14] A group of whales, it's also slang for a shapely legs, something a whale lacks a gam Ed	$400 [7] Though unable to walk from the age of 4 to 8, she went on to win 3 Olympic gold medals in track in 1960 Wilma Rudolph	$400 [24] The region of Szeged in this country is known for producing & exporting paprika Hungary Pam	$400 [19] A liquor tax imposed in 1791 resulted in this uprising by Pennsylvania farmers the Whiskey Rebellion Pam	$400 [12] While it normally means harms, in law it means money, and could be compensatory damages Ed Pam	—
$500 [15] This name for a group of caterpillars makes sense; they do march on their stomachs an army Scott	$500 [8] In 1457, Scotland's James II complained golf was interfering with this sport used in wartime archery Ed	$500 [25] It's known as the herb of remembrance as "Hamlet"s Ophelia could tell you rosemary Pam	$500 [20] Angered by the Boston Tea Party, Britain passed these laws to punish the colonists the Intolerable Acts (Coercive Acts) Scott	$500 [13] Under Article I, Section II of the Constitution, the House has the sole power of this impeachment Pam	—

Double Jeopardy! Round

MAN IN SPACE	ART	WORLD GEOGRAPHY	THEATRE	CLASSICAL LITERATURE	GOING TO THE DOGS
$200 [16] On its 34,981st orbit, July 11, 1979, it fell to Earth over Western Australia the Skylab Ed	$200 [21] Late artist whose brother Paul Warhola also paints subjects like ketchup bottles & cans of beans Andy Warhol Ed	$200 [11] Chile's west coast & Japan's east, both border this body of water the Pacific Ed	$200 [25] This play was first written in French and its original title was "En attendant Godot" Waiting for Godot Scott	$200 [1] Herodotus said this fabulist lived as a slave on Samos in the 6th century B.C. Aesop Ed Scott	$200 [6] Dogs don't have sweat glands all over their body so they usually cool themselves by doing this panting Ed
$400 [17] The Soviet's Buran 1st launched in 1988, looks almost exactly like this U.S. craft the Space Shuttle Pam	$400 [22] Van Dyck's influence on Gainsborough can be seen in this portrait of a child painted c. 1770 The Blue Boy Pam	$400 [12] Oddly, Mount Kenya has 12 glaciers though its base straddles this line the equator Pam	$400 [26] The first of her books to be dramatized was "The Murder of Roger Ackroyd" which became the play "Alibi" Agatha Christie Scott	$400 [2] This general wrote commentaries on the Roman Civil War & on his campaigns in Gaul Julius Caesar Pam	$400 [7] This spotted dog which use to guard horse-drawn vehicles, is also called the coach dog the Dalmatian Pam
$600 [18] On July 21, 1969, NASA executed its first manned takeoff from this site from the Moon (Sea of Tranquility) Pam Scott	DD $500 [24] He also painted "Majas on a Balcony" & they had their clothes on Goya Scott	$800 [14] Port city on the Tyrrhenian Sea that's the capital of Sicily Palermo Ed	$600 [27] He was the leading man in the original 1930 production of his own play "Private Lives" Noël Coward Pam	$600 [3] In Virgil's "Aeneid" the Trojan priest Laocoon says, "I fear them, even when they bring gifts" the Greeks Pam	$600 [8] These sheep herding dogs are known as "Shelties" for short miniature collies (Shetland Sheepdog) Ed
$800 [19] The ESA, which is currently sending up satellites on Ariane launch vehicles is this the European Space Agency Pam	$600 [23] In Willard's original "The Spirit of '76" 2 people are playing this instrument the drum Ed Scott	DD $1,000 [13] As Windsor is opposite Detroit, this French port is opposite Dover Calais Pam	$800 [28] Tennessee Williams wrote a one-act play called "27 Wagons Full of" this Cotton Scott	$800 [4] He's called the most powerful Roman satirist & he doesn't seem childish in his attacks on government Juvenal Scott	$800 [9] The coats of these German badger hounds can be smooth, long or wiry dachshunds Ed
$1,000 [20] In 1966, on his first space flight, he & David Scott performed the first docking of 2 vehicles in space Neil Armstrong Scott	—	$1,000 [15] Along with Bolivia the other landlocked country in South America Paraguay Ed Pam	—	$1,000 [5] He took part in the Peloponnesian War & later wrote his famous history of it Thucydides Pam	$1,000 [10] This African dog, known as a barkless dog, does make sounds other than barks the Basenji Pam

Final Jeopardy!

RELIGION

More popes have taken this name than any other, but only the first one was declared a saint

John

Scott "What is Julian?" — wagered $1,600

Pam "What is Pius?" — wagered $4,000

Ed "What is John?" — wagered $2,601

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