Show #180 1985-05-17 (taped 1985-01-22) Regular

Contestants

Sandra Gorsky — a nightclub singer from Houston, Texas

Larry Carden — a real estate investor from Garden Grove, California

Bob Strong — a student from Arlington, Texas (whose 1-day cash winnings total $11,000)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Bob	$1,600	$1,400	$1,000	$500 2nd place: Vitamaster exercise station + Skyway luggage	$1,800 18 R (including 1 DD), 11 W (including 1 DD)
Larry	$200	$600	$-200	$-200 3rd place: Panasonic car radio	$800 12 R, 7 W (including 1 DD)
Sandra	$600	$500	$700	$700 New champion: $700	$700 10 R, 4 W

Jeopardy! Round

SHIPS	FAIRIES	COUNTRY MUSIC	POTENT POTABLES	THE BIBLE	LETTER PERFECT
$100 [1] Second in command to the captain first mate (executive officer accepted) Bob	$100 [14] If Washington had left a tooth under his pillow, she might have left a wooden nickel tooth fairy Sandra	$100 [3] This Jeannie C. Riley hit sold 6 million records "The Harper Valley P.T.A." Bob	$100 [7] It makes M.A.D.D. members mad drunk drivers (drinking and driving) Larry	$100 [23] Fortunately, God must have had a 2nd copy of these lying around because Moses smashed the first the Ten Commandments Sandra	$100 [8] Precedes ray, rated, & marks the spot X Larry
$200 [2] From Old English for "steering oar" & "ship's side", it's the right side of the ship starboard Bob Sandra	$200 [15] Another name for a fairy, or a Coca-Cola product with "Lymon" Sprite Larry	$200 [11] Expelled from a Bible school at age 15, this country-rock star is known as "The Killer" Jerry Lee Lewis Sandra	$200 [10] St. Paul wrote to Timothy: "Drink no longer water but use a little" of this "for thy stomach's sake" wine Sandra	—	$200 [9] A piece of paper signed to represent a debt IOU Bob
$400 [5] Though the Confederates had the "Hunley", the "Holland", launched in 1898, was the 1st of this type in U.S. Navy a submarine Bob	$300 [19] It was she, not the prince, who really gave Cinderella the night to remember the Fairy Godmother Bob	$300 [12] A Rhodes scholarship paid "For the Good Times" he had at Oxford Kris Kristofferson Sandra	$300 [20] A tall cocktail of rum, liqueur & fruit juice, or a walking corpse a zombie Bob	—	$300 [16] 1930 Peter Lorre film directed by Fritz Lang M Larry
DD $500 [4] Ship in thefollowing:"...he got drunk /And broke in the Captain’s trunk /The constable had to come and take him away..." the sloop John B Bob	$400 [25] Wish the Blue Fairy granted Geppetto that his wooden doll would become his son (that Pinocchio would become a real boy) Sandra	$400 [13] Though he's the son of Hank Snow, "The Singing Ranger", he's named after "The Singing Brakeman" Jimmie Rodgers Bob Sandra	$400 [21] Eastern European country in which Tokay wine originated Hungary Bob	—	$400 [17] The 15th & 16th letters, or a Mayberry youth OP (Opie) Sandra
$500 [6] Spain's "Invincible Armada" was made up of these vincible treasure ships galleons Bob	—	$500 [24] According to Johnny Horton, "When it's springtime in Alaska" it's this temperature 40 below Sandra	$500 [22] Nickname of British admiral Vernon who watered down sailors' liquor rations Grog Bob	—	$500 [18] The only letter not present in the spellings of any of the fifty states Q Bob Larry Sandra

Double Jeopardy! Round

WORLD HISTORY	AMERICAN INDIANS	FICTIONAL CHARACTERS	ITALY	FIRST, MIDDLE & LAST
$200 [3] In 622, he was driven out of Mecca & fled to Medina Muhammad Bob Larry	$200 [8] Actor who turned down '73 Oscar to protest treatment of Indians Marlon Brando Larry	$200 [10] Captain Ahab died harpooning him Moby Dick Larry	$200 [20] Milan is noted for this thick vegetable soup minestrone Larry	$200 [1] His first phone call went "Mr. Watson, come here; I want you!" Alexander Graham Bell Sandra
$400 [4] John Milton was member of Puritan govt. which ruled England under leadership of this man Oliver Cromwell Bob Larry	$400 [12] 19th C. Plains Ind. Ghost Dance religion promised disappearance of Whites & return of these animals buffalo (or bison) Larry	$400 [11] Elwood P. Dowd's bosom bunny Harvey Bob Larry	$400 [25] In 1937 NBC formed a symphony orchestra for this great Italian conductor to direct Toscanini Larry	$400 [2] In 1971, she became 1st woman tennis player to earn $100,000 in one year Billie Jean King Larry
$800 [6] Nickname of Prince Henry of Portugal who sponsored over 50 exploratory voyages but didn't go on any Prince Henry the Navigator Bob	$600 [14] Their name is said to derive from rubbing their moccasins in ashes the Blackfeet Bob	$600 [13] Mark Twain's foreman from Bridgeport, played on screen by Will Rogers & Bing Crosby Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court Bob Sandra	$600 [22] These radical terrorists oppose all political parties, even the Communists the Red Brigade Bob Larry	$600 [9] He starred as Starsky Paul Michael Glaser Sandra
DD $1,000 [5] Country besides Israel that was part of Britain's Palestine mandate Jordan Bob	$800 [15] State whose name comes from 2 Choctaw words meaning "red people" Oklahoma Bob Larry	DD $1,000 [16] He ran away from home the day he was born because he heard his parents talking about his future as a man Peter Pan Larry	$800 [23] Artisans of the Venetian islands of Murano are famed for working with this substance glass Bob	$800 [18] To the Samoans, who called him "Tusitala", or teller of tales, he was a real "Island Treasure" Robert Louis Stevenson Bob
$1,000 [7] To start a new industry, 6th c. missionaries smuggled mulberry seeds & these eggs out of China the silk industry (silkworm eggs) Bob	$1,000 [19] When the pilgrims got to America, they met this English-speaking Indian who had lived in England Squanto Bob Larry	$1,000 [17] The twins Louis & Lucien de Franchi were the title characters of this Dumas tale The Corsican Brothers Bob	$1,000 [24] 40% of Italy's people live in this river valley the Po Bob	$1,000 [21] Desperate to get this animal trainer, "Ringling" bought entire German circus for $2 million Gunther Gebel-Williams Bob Larry

Final Jeopardy!

BRITISH MONARCHS

In 1553, she became 1st woman to be crowned Queen of England

Mary (Bloody Mary/Mary Tudor)

Sandra "Who was Elizabeth I?" — wagered $0

Bob "Who was Elizabeth I" — wagered $500

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