Show #25 1984-10-12 (taped 1984-08-21) Regular

Paul Croshier game 1-A.Missing prizes.

Contestants

Toni Bond — a seventh grade English teacher from Lompoc, California

Paul Croshier — a Marine Corps staff sergeant stationed at Camp Pendleton, California

Donna Levin — a writer from New York (whose 1-day cash winnings total $6,000)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Donna	$-100	$800	$1,800	$3,600 3rd place	$1,800 6 R, 2 W
Paul	$-100	$3,100	$7,700	$15,395 2nd place	$7,700 24 R, 4 W
Toni	$900	$1,600	$8,200	$16,200 New champion: $16,200	$5,900 17 R (including 2 DDs), 3 W

Jeopardy! Round

LAKES & RIVERS	SPELLING	FORMER CAPITALS	BEARS	DESSERTS
$100 [3] The Aswan Dam now prevents this river’s annual flooding the Nile Toni	$100 [1] Follows “Who’s the leader of the club that’s made for you and me...” M-I-C-K-E-Y M-O-U-S-E Donna	$100 [14] Until Brasilia was carved from the wilderness, this was Brazil’s capital Rio de Janeiro Paul	$100 [19] A small scout or a baby bear a cub Toni	$100 [9] Thin French pancakes sometimes served “Suzette” style crêpes Paul
$200 [10] “Colorful” river that’s title of a John Wayne film the Red River Paul	$200 [2] How Aretha Franklin spelled what Rodney Dangerfield doesn’t get R-E-S-P-E-C-T Donna Paul	$200 [15] Many think that Istanbul, the former capital, is still seat of state Ankara Paul	$200 [20] Because they're born in this season, they can nurse while their mother sleeps winter Paul	$200 [8] Properly spelled, it’s a whipped dessert, not an elk mousse Donna Toni
$300 [11] River the Indians called “the Father of Waters” the Mississippi Paul	$300 [4] A boxer’s battered ear & a vegetable share this spelling C-A-U-L-I-F-L-O-W-E-R Paul Toni	$300 [16] Under the British, Calcutta was its capital India Paul	$300 [21] Bear with a dangerous reputation & Dan “Haggerty’s Adams” a grizzly Toni	$300 [7] Fashionable fuzzy green fruit that shares its name with a flightless bird kiwi Donna
$400 [12] N.Y. lakes said to resemble parts of a hand the Finger Lakes Paul	DD $500 [5] (Spelling of the name of the brackets surrounding this answer) P-A-R-E-N-T-H-E-S-E-S Toni	$400 [17] The Nationalists ruled it from Nanking China Paul	—	$400 [22] The “cream pie” named for this city is actually a cake Boston Donna
$500 [13] It’s the largest lake remaining from prehistoric Lake Bonneville the Great Salt Lake Paul	$500 [6] Spelling for word meaning “beaten mixture of egg whites & sugar used as a pie topping” M-E-R-I-N-G-U-E Toni	$500 [18] In the Middle Ages its seat of state was Krakow Poland Paul	—	—

Double Jeopardy! Round

MEDICINE	ON THE “OUTS”	HISTORY	MUSIC	CANADA	ART
$200 [1] The common colors of corpuscles white & red Toni	$200 [7] Ref’s call when Kareem steps over the sideline with the ball out of bounds Paul Toni	$200 [3] Roman ruler who “came”, “saw”, & “conquered” Julius Caesar Toni	$200 [10] Herb Alpert has re-formed this group for a new tour the Tijuana Brass Paul	$200 [21] Leaf of this tree is Canada’s national symbol maple Paul	$400 [26] Dutch master known for “The Night Watch” & 100 self-portraits Rembrandt Paul
$400 [2] Not really the normal, but the statistical, average human body temperature 98.6 Paul	$400 [8] The interior of Australia the Outback Paul	$400 [9] This, the longest recorded war, actually lasted 116 years the Hundred Years' War Toni	$400 [11] He was partnered with Hammerstein & Hart Rodgers Paul	$400 [22] Eastern province that’s been threatening to secede Quebec Paul	—
$600 [4] Body part altered by rhinoplasty the nose Donna	$600 [16] A football pass play or the state of a skid row bum down and out Toni	$600 [12] The 19th century “revolution” in which machines replaced hand tools the Industrial Revolution Toni	$600 [13] Music field where you’d find these Charlies: Walker, Pride & Rich country Donna Toni	$600 [23] This city's annual rodeo-carnival is called the “Stampede” Calgary Paul	—
$800 [5] Healthcare plan which began in Texas in 1929 Blue Cross Paul Toni	$1,000 [18] ’60s sci-fi series which took control of your TV each week The Outer Limits Paul	$800 [20] Louis XIV’s plush palace where the treaty that ended WW I was signed Versailles Paul	$800 [14] The place to direct your feet after leaving your troubles on the doorstep the sunny side of the street Paul Toni	$800 [24] Once arrested by Jordanians as a spy, he was prime minister until summer ’84 Trudeau Toni	—
$1,000 [6] An involuntary grunt caused by spasms of the diaphragm & closure of the glottis hiccups Toni	DD $3,000 [17] Playing without a full deck or where some people go from 12 to 1 out to lunch Toni	$1,000 [19] Leader of the French Revolution stabbed in his bath by Charlotte Corday Marat Paul	$1,000 [15] The month they tried to remember in “The Fantastiks” September Donna	$1,000 [25] A British colony until it became Canada’s 10th province in 1949 Newfoundland Paul Toni	—

Final Jeopardy!

FICTIONAL CHARACTERS

Alphabetically, the last of the 7 Dwarfs

Sneezy

Donna "Who is Sneezy?" — wagered $1,800

Paul "Who was Sneezy?" — wagered $7,695

Toni "Who is Sneezy?" — wagered $8,000

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