Show #35 1984-10-26 (taped 1984-08-28) Regular

Contestants

Peter Lalos — a fundraiser from San Francisco, California

Diane Stone — a sales manager originally from New York City

Brad Marshall — an illustrator originally from Miami, Florida (whose 2-day cash winnings total $17,500)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Brad	$1,800	$3,200	$6,400	$400 3rd place: Oneida gift certificate	$6,400 24 R, 2 W
Diane	$1,300	$900	$7,600	$2,300 2nd place: range + dinnerware	$7,300 16 R (including 1 DD), 3 W (including 2 DDs)
Peter	$0	$1,200	$5,400	$10,600 New champion: $10,600	$5,400 9 R, 0 W

Jeopardy! Round

COLORS	ROARING '20S	TIME	LADIES IN SONG	FISH	SPORTS QUOTES
$100 [1] 3 colors in common to flags of the Netherlands, Thailand, Chile & U.S. red, white & blue Brad	$100 [9] In '23 you could get 4 trillion, 200 billion marks for $1 in this country Germany Brad	$100 [13] Mike, Morley, Harry, Ed & sometimes Andy share this time 60 Minutes Brad	$100 [4] Sounds like she's suing Michael Jackson for child support "Billie Jean" Brad	$100 [19] Type of carp which might feel at home in Fort Knox goldfish Brad	$100 [20] Boxing champ noted for predicting: "They must all fall, in the round I call" Muhammad Ali Brad
$200 [2] Pachyderm seen by potted people pink elephants Brad	$200 [10] George Jessel & Eddie Cantor turned down the lead for this 1st talking movie The Jazz Singer Brad	$200 [14] Dolly Parton kept these office hours 9 to 5 Diane	$200 [7] Salutation for Miss Parton of Nashville or Mrs. Levi of Yonkers "Hello, Dolly" Diane	—	$200 [21] "Winning isn't everything, it's the only thing," said this Green Bay coach, so they say Lombardi Brad
$300 [3] They're looked through to see the world in a wonderful light rose-colored glasses Diane	$300 [11] Appointed FBI Director in '24 at the age of 29 J. Edgar Hoover Diane	$300 [17] Pro football's 15-minute show stopper halftime Brad	$300 [8] She picked a fine time to leave Lucille Brad	—	$300 [22] What Leo Durocher replied when asked why he wasn't a nice guy "Nice guys finish last" Brad Peter
$400 [5] Pirate Edward Teach Blackbeard Brad	$400 [12] By police count, there were 32,000 of these illegal bars in NYC alone speakeasies Brad	$400 [25] The shortest in the solar system is Mercury's 88 days orbital period (year) Brad	$400 [15] Stephen "Fostered" this dream about a lady with lovely tresses "Jeanie With The Light Brown Hair" Diane	—	$400 [23] Celebrated Notre Dame football coach who asked team to "win one for the Gipper" Knute Rockne Peter
$500 [6] It can be filled with car prices or college test answers a Blue Book Diane	$500 [18] Played 1st of 2,130 consecutive baseball games, June 1, 1925 Lou Gehrig Brad	—	DD $1,000 [16] Johnny Carson might ask "Kool & the Gang" not to sing thison "The Tonight Show":"I'm in love, and I won't lie /She's my girl and always on my mind /She gives me her love and a feeling that's right..." "Joanna" Diane	—	$500 [24] "I want a man with enough guts not to fight back," Branch Rickey told him Jackie Robinson Peter

Double Jeopardy! Round

PRESIDENTS	TELEVISION	WORLD CAPITALS	BODY LANGUAGE	STARTS WITH "P"	CLASSICAL MUSIC
$200 [10] Asked us "Ask not what your country can do for you" John F. Kennedy Brad	$200 [2] Dynasty's dynamic downtown Denver Brad	$200 [8] Largest city in Africa & capital of Egypt Cairo Diane	$200 [13] World-wide way to say yes with your head to nod Brad	$200 [14] It's under Liberace's candelabra piano Diane	$200 [1] Dudley Moore came un"ravel"ed when Bo put on this music the bolero Brad
$400 [19] Like America, his 1st initials were U.S. Grant Brad	$400 [3] He thought 3 was company but found out it was a crowd John Ritter Diane	$400 [9] Strong brownish-yellow paper or capital of the Philippines Manila Peter	$400 [20] Its position was a matter of life & death to a gladiator thumb Diane	$400 [25] Italian city that disappeared because of Mt. Vesuvius Pompeii Peter	$400 [4] Tchaikovsky's "suite" ballet; a Christmas favorite The Nutcracker Brad
$600 [18] His 12-year term was the longest ever Franklin Delano Roosevelt Peter	$600 [5] Muppet monster or Dr. Gates on "Trapper John" Gonzo Brad	$800 [22] Reykjavik, the world's northernmost capital, is in this country Iceland Diane	$600 [24] Boxers would slap each other silly if they didn't make these fists Diane	$1,000 [26] Mormon practice outlawed by Congress in 1862 polygamy Diane	$600 [11] Scarlatti wrote 600 pieces for this forerunner of the piano harpsichord Diane
$800 [17] He's considered both our 22nd & 24th president Grover Cleveland Brad Peter	$800 [6] Initials shared by friends of Hawkeye & The Bear B.J. Diane	$1,000 [21] One of South Africa's 3 capitals (One of) Pretoria, Cape Town, or Bloemfontein Diane	$1,000 [23] Some experts say it can be traced to infants turning their faces to reject food saying no (shaking the head) Brad	—	$800 [12] Mozart's version of this was called "The Marriage of Figaro" The Barber of Seville Brad
$1,000 [16] Only impeached President, he kept his office by 1 vote Andrew Johnson Peter	DD $1,100 [7] Current Sunday night show hosted by father & daughter Ripley's Believe it or Not Diane	DD $3,000 [27] Thought to be world's oldest existing city, it's the capital of Syria Damascus Diane	—	—	$1,000 [15] "Bel canto" is one way of doing it singing Peter

Final Jeopardy!

U.S. STATES

This state was once an independent monarchy

Hawaii

Peter "What is Hawaii" — wagered $5,200

Brad "What is California" — wagered $6,000

Diane "What is Louisiana?" — wagered $5,300

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