Show #1278 1990-03-07 (taped 1989-10-23) Regular

Elaine Zollner game 4.

Contestants

Bob Malone — an auditor from Yardley, Pennsylvania

Kathleen Merryman Archbold — a features reporter from Tacoma, Washington

Elaine Zollner — a physician from Los Angeles, California (whose 3-day cash winnings total $31,401)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Elaine	$3,500	$4,700	$7,200	$4,199 4-day champion: $35,600	$6,400 25 R (including 2 DDs), 2 W
Kathleen	$500	$500	$5,100	$500 2nd place: trip on Hawaiian Air to Honolulu & stay at Turtle Bay Hilton & Country Club	$4,700 12 R (including 1 DD), 2 W
Bob	$200	$1,400	$200	$400 3rd place: Colortyme TV & NES with Family & Junior editions of Jeopardy! & Wheel of Fortune	$200 10 R, 5 W

Jeopardy! Round

SCIENCE	WOMEN IN SPORTS	SONGS	VOCABULARY	STATE ANIMALS	A.K.A.
$100 [1] An ophthalmologist specializes in this part of the body the eye Elaine	$100 [3] She's the only American in Olympic history to win the all-around gymnastics title Mary Lou Retton Elaine	$100 [14] He said "Bad" is about a "kid from a bad neighborhood who gets to go away to a private school" Michael Jackson Elaine	$100 [8] A short British slang word for your mother, whether or not she's silent mum Elaine	$100 [26] Both New York & Oregon have this "eager" aquatic mammal as their state animal a beaver Elaine	$100 [20] His real name was Irving Lahrheim, & a leonine role was his "mane" claim to fame Bert Lahr Elaine
$200 [2] Dry ice is CO2, & regular ice is this H 2 O Bob	$200 [7] Cory Everson won the Ms. Olympia title in this sport 5 years in a row, 1984-88 bodybuilding Elaine	$200 [15] "Bring me a dream, make him the cutest that I've ever seen" is a plea addressed to him Mr. Sandman Elaine Bob	$200 [9] Sylvanite is an ore named for this region of Romania; we don't know if it works against vampires Transylvania Bob	$200 [27] Davy Crockett would know that this "masked" relative of the panda is Tennessee's state animal the raccoon Elaine	$200 [21] Ozzie Nelson's real first name; Ozzie was short for it Oswald Kathleen
$300 [4] To make this cushioning material, whip latex into a froth, then gel & vulcanize it foam rubber Elaine	$300 [10] At the 1988 Olympic games Jackie Joyner-Kersee won a medal for this, comprised of 7 events the heptathlon Elaine	$300 [16] When a black dust storm blew into Texas April 14, 1935, Woody Guthrie wrote this farewell song "So Long, It's Been Good To Know Yuh"	$300 [11] It's a 3-dimensional scene or exhibit, not a Christian Dior fashion show a diorama Elaine	$300 [28] Its state domestic animal is the dairy cow Wisconsin Bob	$300 [22] Frances Margaret Anderson, who was the menacing Mrs. Danvers in "Rebecca" Dame Judith Anderson Kathleen
$400 [5] Term for a space in which there are no atoms or molecules; a perfect one is unobtainable a vacuum Elaine	$400 [19] This U.S. tennis star wrote the 1986 book "Passing Shots", a diary of her tour experiences Pam Shriver	$400 [17] Pete Seeger took the lyrics for this song from the biblical book of Ecclesiastes "Turn! Turn! Turn!" Elaine	$400 [12] Fiddleheads aren't stupid violinists; they're the young fronds of these, & some people eat them ferns Elaine	$400 [29] Its official state animal is the Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep Colorado Elaine	$400 [23] Actor-screenwriter Buck Zuckerman, who co-directed "Heaven Can Wait" with Warren Beatty Buck Henry Bob
$500 [6] When astronauts talk of "re-entry", this is what they re-enter the atmosphere Kathleen	$500 [24] This 1st woman network TV sportscaster won 37 individual nat'l swimming titles during her athletic career Donna de Varona Bob	$500 [18] A trip to an appliance store inspired Mark Knopfler to write this 1985 No.1 hit for Dire Straits "Money For Nothing" Bob	DD $1,000 [13] Sometimes it's a pickled flower bud used as a garnish, & sometimes it's a prank or theft a caper Elaine	$500 [30] Connecticut's state animal is this species of whale made famous by Melville's "Moby Dick" the sperm whale Kathleen	$500 [25] Vivienne Stapleton, who played a doll named Adelaide in "Guys & Dolls" Vivian Blaine Bob

Double Jeopardy! Round

HISTORY	POETRY	POTENT POTABLES	THE FAR EAST	HOLIDAYS	FAMOUS LAWYERS
$200 [7] Antoine de la Mothe Cadillac founded this Michigan city in 1701 Detroit Bob	$200 [26] The poem is called "Jabberwocky", but the beast who is slain in it is called this the Jabberwock Kathleen	$200 [1] Chihuahua beer is brewed & bottled for people, not puppies, in this country Mexico Elaine	$200 [6] Of 240 acres, 24 acres or 2.4 acres. the size of the average Japanese farm 2.4. acres Bob	$200 [12] From 1918-53 this holiday was observed as Armistice Day Veterans Day Bob	$200 [13] On the night of Sept.13-14,1814, this lawyer was detained by the British on a ship near Fort McHenry Francis Scott Key Elaine
$400 [8] This French island was a home for lepers before 'it was made into a maximum security penal colony Devils Island Kathleen	$400 [27] The Longfellow poem that begins: "It was the schooner Hesperus, that sailed the wintry sea..." The Wreck of the Hesperus Kathleen	$400 [2] Harveys Bristol Cream is a pale variety of this sherry Elaine	$400 [22] Although over 75% of Singapore's people are Chinese, this is the language of instruction in public schools English Elaine	$400 [18] In 325 A.D. the Council of Nicaea established rules to determine the date for this holiday Easter Kathleen Bob	$400 [14] This San Francisco-based lawyer has represented Jack Ruby, Martha Mitchell & Lenny Bruce Melvin Belli Bob
$600 [9] Nickname of the German Field Marshal Erwin Rommel the Desert Fox Kathleen	$600 [28] Keats wrote that this "is a joy forever" a thing of beauty Elaine	$600 [3] Type of pet pictured on the Dubonnet label a cat	$600 [23] You can see the cross Magellan supposedly planted in Cebu, this country's oldest settlement the Philippines Elaine	$800 [20] Holiday derived from autumn rites of the ancient Celts who feared that the sun would never return Halloween	$600 [15] This flamboyant attorney hosted the 1983 syndicated TV series "Lie Detector" F. Lee Bailey
$800 [10] Site of a 1953-4 battle in which the Vietnamese General Vo Nguyen Giap defeated the French Dien Bien Phu Kathleen	$1,000 [30] Author of "Take, O Take Those Lips Away", "Hark. Hark! the Lark!" & "Shall I Compare Thee" William Shakespeare Elaine	$800 [4] Subdistricts of this fine French wine region include Médoc, Graves & Sauternes Bordeaux Bob	$800 [24] In 1945" the Netherlands East Indies became this country Indonesia	DD $1,000 [19] It was 1st celebrated publicly in Spokane, Washington on June 19, 1910 Father's Day Kathleen	$800 [16] Former counsel to Pres. Nixon, he was the chief witness against him in the Watergate hearings John Dean Kathleen
$1,000 [11] In the 1880s King Leopold II consolidated his African lands around this river into a "Free State" the Congo Elaine Bob	DD $1,100 [29] 20th c. poet heard here, reading one of his best-loved works:"Do not go gentle into that good night..." Dylan Thomas Elaine	$1,000 [5] Mount Gay rum has been made on this West Indian island for over 175 years Barbados Kathleen	$1,000 [25] In 1945 the U.S. occupied South Korea & this nation occupied the North the USSR (the Soviet Union)	$1,000 [21] Memorial Day was 1st observed nationally soon after the end of this war the Civil War Elaine Kathleen	$1,000 [17] This author of "Rush to Judgment" was an attorney for Jim Jones' People's Temple cult Mark Lane

Final Jeopardy!

PLAYS

It closes with "Then let's play poker--and watch your cigarettes, will you? This is my house, not a pig sty."

The Odd Couple

Bob "What is the Odd Couple?" — wagered $200

Kathleen "What isWho'sAfraid of Virginia" — wagered $4,600

Elaine "What is Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" — wagered $3,001

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