Show #87 1985-01-08 (taped 1984-10-10) Regular

Contestants

Rosemary Lewis — a junior high school teacher originally from Doylestown, Pennsylvania

John Boegehold — a quality control inspector originally from Detroit, Michigan

Bill Klippel — a pricing specialist originally from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada

Scores

Player First Commercial End of Jeopardy! End of Double Jeopardy! Final Coryat
Bill $500 $-200 $2,000 $2,000
New champion: $2,000
$2,400
12 R, 8 W (including 1 DD)
John $1,400 $3,100 $2,300 $100
2nd place: Yamaha electronic keyboard + vacation to Palm Springs
$2,300
17 R, 6 W
Rosemary $400 $700 $2,100 $100
3rd place: Broyhill recliner
$2,600
9 R, 2 W (including 1 DD)

Jeopardy! Round

NATURE BASEBALL HATS THE BEATLES DEMOCRATS INITIALS
$100 [16]
Insect such as giant stag, whose name means "biter", not Paul or Ringo
beetle
Bill
$100 [6]
In Cleveland, these "scalpers" work inside, not outside, the stadium
the Indians
Bill John
$100 [23]
Where you wear "a feather" after a job well done
in your cap
Bill John
$100 [1]
Though they won platinum & gold, they were 1st named for this precious metal
silver
Bill John
$100 [10]
'84 Presidential primary contender & Colorado senator
Gary Hart
John
$100 [11]
Direction when compass points WSW
west-southwest
John
$200 [17]
A table-top enclosure for raising & observing plants or animals
terrarium
Bill John
$200 [7]
The Boston Pilgrims beat the Pittsburgh Pirates to win the 1st one in 1903
the World Series
John
$200 [2]
Brian Epstein, George Martin & Murray the K were all called this
the Fifth Beatle
John
$200 [19]
1st Democratic President of the 20th century
Woodrow Wilson
Rosemary
$200 [12]
Ticket availability if a concert is SRO
standing room only
John
$300 [18]
All of a bird's feathers considered together
plumage
John Rosemary
$300 [8]
A full count
three balls, two strikes
John
$300 [3]
What John & Yoko were wearing on the controversial cover of "Two Virgins"
nothing
John
$300 [20]
House office building is named for this Texan who served longer as Speaker than anyone
Sam Rayburn
Rosemary
$300 [13]
Kind of music played by MOR radio station
middle of the road
John
$400 [9]
The Orioles' Rick Dempsey was this in '83 World Series
Most Valuable Player
Rosemary
$400 [4]
Ringo's name before he became a "Starr"
Richard Starkey
John
$400 [21]
Pres, Reagan awarded Medal of Freedom posthumously to this senator from Washington
Henry "Scoop" Jackson
Bill
$400 [14]
San Francisco's BART stands for this
Bay Area Rapid Transit
Bill
$500 [24]
To this N.L. team, Lou Brock was always out in left field
St. Louis Cardinals
John
$500 [5]
LSD was rumored to stand for more in the Beatles' lives than just this song's title
"Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds"
Bill
DD $500 [22]
Martha Layne Collins is governor of this state
Kentucky
Rosemary
$500 [15]
What you get in the Army if you get OJT
on-the-job training
Bill John

Double Jeopardy! Round

THE BIBLE ANATOMY FICTION "B" MOVIES TRAVEL & TOURISM
$200 [1]
Roman soldiers crowned Jesus with this
a crown of thorns
Rosemary
$200 [5]
Number of digits Mickey Mouse has on one hand
4
Bill
$200 [2]
Gulliver's little friends
the Lilliputians
Rosemary
$200 [8]
'83 film that knocked the wind out of Richard Gere
Breathless
Rosemary
$200 [15]
At a bullfight, you should try to get tickets for this "sombra" section
the shade
Bill Rosemary
$400 [4]
Number of pillars on which wisdom built her house
7
Bill John
$400 [6]
Common name of arteriosclerosis
hardening of the arteries
John Rosemary
$400 [3]
"Alice-In-Wonderland" animal featured in title of Jefferson Airplane's acid rock classic
the White Rabbit
Bill
$400 [18]
This '70 sequel sank lower than "The Planet of the Apes"
Beneath The Planet Of The Apes
John
$400 [16]
In summer, this occurs every day at 11:30 A.M. at Buckingham Palace
the Changing of the Guard
Bill
$600 [13]
He asked the Lord to make the Sun stand still
Joshua
DD $400 [11]
Only body part mentioned in the song "Tea For Two"
knee
Bill
$600 [7]
He wrote the book in which David Balfour was "Kidnapped"
Robert Louis Stevenson
John
$600 [19]
This '83 college reunion was up for Best Picture
The Big Chill
Bill
$600 [17]
River on which you can take a ride on the "Maid of the Mist"
Niagara
Rosemary
$800 [14]
"In all the land were no women found so fair as" his daughters
Job
$600 [10]
By the time you were born this had become your main source for new blood cells
bone marrow
Bill
$800 [9]
Erica Jong novel that deals with Isadora Wing's fear
Fear of Flying
Bill
$800 [20]
In this '68 film, women got all choked up over Tony Curtis playing Albert de Salvo
The Boston Strangler
John
$800 [22]
While in Greece, what you would do with retsina
drink (it)
Bill John
$1,000 [12]
The constant, complex, orderly set of chemical changes in cells
metabolism
Bill John
$1,000 [21]
Before the "Bridge on the River Kwai", William Holden bombed these in '54
The Bridges at Toko-Ri

Final Jeopardy!

EUROPEAN HISTORY

On May 1, 1945, Admiral Karl Doenitz assumed this office in Germany

Fuhrer (or dictator)

Bill "What is Chancellor?" — wagered $0
Rosemary "What is Chancellor?" — wagered $2,000
John "What is chancellor?" — wagered $2,200

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