Show #1583 1991-06-19 (taped 1991-03-13) Regular

Game entered from audiorecording.

Contestants

Jeff Burbank — an editor from Los Angeles, California

Susan Peppard — a consultant from Red Bank, New Jersey

Brad Colgate — a college health physician from Grove City, Ohio (whose 2-day cash winnings total $24,901)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Brad	$1,600	$3,100	$13,150	$12,450 3-day champion: $37,351	$12,400 28 R (including 3 DDs), 3 W
Susan	$300	$1,100	$3,100	$100 2nd place: trip on America West to Boston & stay at Guest Quarters Suite Hotel	$3,100 11 R, 1 W
Jeff	$700	$2,600	$6,200	$0 3rd place: Gibson refrigerator & Nintendo Entertainment System with Wheel of Fortune , Jeopardy! & Fisher Price preschool + Wheel of Fortune for Game Boy	$6,200 17 R, 3 W

Jeopardy! Round

SOUTH AMERICA	POTPOURRI	MUSEUMS	FILM DIRECTORS	ASTRONOMY	STATE LICENSE PLATES
$100 [1] A Paulisto hails from Sao Paulo, Brazil & a Paceño is from this Bolivian city La Paz Susan	$100 [23] In 1948 Robert Ricci created L'Air du Temps perfume for this company named for his mother Nina Ricci Jeff	$100 [6] The oldest U.S. museum is the Charleston Museum, established in 1773 in this colony South Carolina Jeff	$100 [11] He began his directing career when he co-directed & starred in "Heaven Can Wait" in 1978 Warren Beatty Jeff	$100 [21] This 9th planet's one moon has an orbit period of 6.4 days Pluto Susan	$100 [16] Show me its plate & I'll show you it's the "Show-Me State" Missouri Brad
$200 [2] One of the world's leading petroleum producers, this country helped find OPEC in 1960 Venezuela Brad	$200 [24] The phrase "to sulk like Achilles in his tent" derives from Achilles sulking during this war the Trojan War Brad	$200 [7] You can find the Mummers Museum in this U.S. city famous for its Mummers Philadelphia Susan	$200 [12] When he won his "Cabaret" Oscar he became the 1st director to win an Oscar, a Tony & an Emmy Bob Fosse Brad	$200 [22] He developed his heliocentric theory of the universe while a canon at Torun, Poland Copernicus Jeff	$200 [17] Its 1991 plate, not often seen on the mainland, feature a rainbow Hawaii Jeff
$300 [3] In 1951 Buenos Aires hosted the 1st of these competitions modeled after the Olympics the Pan American Games Brad Jeff	$300 [28] These royal penguins hold the Guinness record for diving deeper than any other birds, 870' emperor penguins Susan	$300 [8] Canada's National Gallery in this city contains the world's most extensive collection of Canadian art Ottawa	$300 [13] Tim Burton based this sharp title character on a sketch he'd drawn in school Edward Scissorhands Jeff	$300 [25] The name of these fuzzy-looking objects comes from a Greek word meaning "long hair" comet Susan	$300 [18] A depiction of Mt. Rushmore adorns this state's license plate South Dakota Brad
DD $500 [4] The Isthmus of Panama is featured on the coat of arms of this South American country Colombia Brad	$400 [29] It was the official court language of Frederick the Great of Prussia French Brad	$400 [9] L.A.'s George C. Page Museum has over 1 million fossils taken from here the La Brea Tar Pits Brad	$400 [14] His jazz musician father has scored all his commercial films, starting with "She's Gotta Have It" Spike Lee Jeff	$400 [26] The largest of these telescopes is the one in Puerto Rico that has a 1,000-foot diameter dish radio telescopes Brad Susan	$400 [19] There are no cops on its plates, but there is a keystone Pennsylvania Brad
$500 [5] The 1st steamer to sail this Andean lake was carried there in pieces by mule & assembled on shore Lake Titicaca Brad	$500 [30] In April 1990, this magazine of fine interior design published an Academy Awards edition of stars' homes Architectural Digest Jeff	$500 [10] Marcel Breuer designed this New York museum founded by Gloria Vanderbilt's aunt the Whitney Brad Jeff	$500 [15] "Big" director whose "Awakenings" in 1990 marked her debut in drama Penny Marshall Jeff	$500 [27] In 1801, Ceres became the 1st of these bodies to be discovered asteroids Brad	$500 [20] You'll spot a lobster in the center of its plate Maine Susan

Double Jeopardy! Round

BIOLOGY	AUTHORS	THE 20th CENTURY	POTENT POTABLES	GEOGRAPHY	EPONYMS
$200 [21] In mammals, these consist of dentin, enamel & a pulp cavity teeth Susan	$200 [2] She wrote "The Pearl of Orr's Island" after "Uncle Tom's Cabin" Harriet Beecher Stowe Brad	$200 [12] This German battleship was sunk by torpedoes from the cruiser Dorsetshire on May 27, 1941 the Bismarck Brad	$200 [1] In Mexico a submarino is made by submerging a glass of this in a beer tequila Brad	$200 [7] Much of the walled Intramuros section of this Philippine capital was destroyed in World War II Manila Brad	DD $50 [27] An expert on food & drink might be called one of these, after the name of a Greek philosopher an epicure Brad
$400 [22] These reproductive tubes are also known as oviducts fallopian tubes Susan	$400 [3] Sherwood Anderson, Theodore Dreiser & Ben Hecht were part of this Midwest's city's literary renaissance Chicago Brad	$400 [13] Anwar Sadat expelled all of this country's military advisors from Egypt July 18, 1972 the Soviet Union Brad Jeff	$400 [16] An America beer such as Anchor known for releasing a hissing sound when the keg is tapped a steam beer Jeff	$400 [8] Its inhabitants call this kingdom Sverige Sweden Susan	$200 [30] This street on which the British prime minister lives was named for a statesman who owned property there Downing Street Susan
$600 [23] Thermophilic microorganisms grow well if this is high temperature Brad	$600 [4] Of William Sydney, Katherine Anne or Eleanor H., the Porter who wrote Pollyanna Eleanor H. Jeff	$800 [15] Dr. Syngman Rhee was elected 1st president of this country on July 20, 1948 Korea Susan	$600 [17] Term meaning "water of life" that refers to any local spirits in Scandinavia aquavit Jeff	$600 [9] The largest glacier in this mountain range is the 66-square-mile Aletsch in Switzerland the Alps Jeff	$400 [29] This execution device was named for a French doctor who advocated its use, not its inventor the guillotine Brad
$800 [24] This circular pigmented area surrounds the pupil of the eye the iris Jeff	$800 [5] "Hills Like White Elephants" is one of the stories in his 1927 collection "Men Without Women" Hemingway Brad	$1,000 [20] Gov. Fielding L. Wright of Mississippi was this man's running mate on the 1948 Dixiecrat ticket (Senator) J. Strom Thurmond	$800 [18] If you have some Madeira, my dear, you're drinking from an island of this country Portugal Brad Jeff	$800 [10] The Corinth Canal has made this country's Peloponnesus Peninsula an island Greece Jeff	$600 [26] From the name of an Italian doctor, this word means to coat iron or steel with zinc galvanize Brad
$1,000 [25] These organisms are divided into gram positive & negative by how they react to gram stain bacteria Brad	$1,000 [6] This Black diva who played Aida retold the story of Aida for young readers in a 1990 book Leontyne Price Brad	DD $2,000 [14] In 1907 Mohandas Gandhi led resistance to an Asiatic registration bill in this country South Africa Brad	$1,000 [19] Formulated in Normandy in 1510, this liquor is named for the monks who invented it Benedictine Brad	$1,000 [11] Shenyang & Harbin are the most populous cities of this region of Northeast China Manchuria Brad	$1,000 [28] A man's top coat & an overstuffed sofa are both named for this English earl the Earl of Chesterfield Jeff

Final Jeopardy!

FIRST LADIES

The two 20th century women who were "Second Lady" for 8 years before becoming "First"

Barbara Bush & Pat Nixon

Susan "Who were Truman & Bush" — wagered $3,000

Jeff "Who are Eleanor Roosevelt" — wagered $6,200

Brad "Who are Barbara Bush" — wagered $700

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