Show #97 1985-01-22 (taped 1984-10-17) Regular

Paul Boymel game 3.Single-player Final Jeopardy!

Contestants

Rae Clark — a respiratory therapist from Los Angeles, California

Albert Rosenblatt — a life insurance agent from Los Angeles, California

Paul Boymel — an attorney from Potomac, Maryland (whose 2-day cash winnings total $25,000)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Paul	$1,600	$3,800	$10,000	$15,000 3-day champion: $40,000	$9,300 31 R (including 1 DD), 7 W (including 1 DD)
Albert	$-600	$-800	$-3,200	$-3,200 3rd place: La-Z-Boy recliner	$-3,200 6 R, 10 W
Rae	$200	$400	$0	$0 2nd place: SunTana SunSystem + Ray-Ban sunglasses	$0 11 R, 8 W

Jeopardy! Round

SIBLINGS	MUSIC	COLORS	FOREIGN PHRASES	BOATING	TV TRIVIA
$100 [9] He was the one "Mom always liked best" Dick Smothers Paul	$100 [23] Indian drums & "pipers' sons" tom tom Rae	$100 [13] Color of Manhattan style clam chowder red Rae	$100 [3] French phrase equivalent to "enjoy your meal" bon appétit Paul	$100 [27] Type of canoe, or where baseball players wait their turn a dugout Paul	$100 [4] His full name is John Ross Ewing, Jr. J.R. Paul
$200 [10] The original Biblical siblings Cain & Abel Paul Albert Rae	$200 [16] Low-pitched musical instrument & the lowest pitched male voice the bass Paul Rae	$200 [11] A bachelor's might contain names and addresses of available women a little black book Paul	$200 [5] Italian word that doubles for "thank you" & "excuse me" prego Albert	$200 [28] On galleys it was usually performed by P.O.W.s or criminals chained to benches rowing Paul	$200 [2] Saying this got you $100 & a visit from the duck the secret word Albert
$300 [14] Linus Van Pelt's crabby older sister Lucy Paul	$300 [24] "Lady of Spain" played with a "bellows shake" was squeezed out on this instrument in the '50s the accordion Rae	$300 [7] An expert panel or a dog show award blue ribbon Paul	$300 [6] What you should do if a Hawaiian tells you to "wikiwiki" go fast (hurry up) Paul	DD $500 [22] By definition a motor boat can be driven by any engine except this type steam Paul	$300 [1] Martial arts film star who played Kato on ABC's "Green Hornet" Bruce Lee Paul
$400 [15] Brothers who implored little Susie to wake up in '57 hit the Everly Brothers Paul	$400 [25] Italian for "air", it's a song sung solo in an opera an aria Rae	$400 [8] Rhine wines are traditionally in this color bottle brown Albert Rae	$400 [19] How you would ask in German if someone spoke German Sprechen sie Deutsch? Albert	—	$400 [17] Its episodes began "There is nothing wrong with your TV set" The Outer Limits Albert
$500 [21] Two ships built as a pair along the same design are called this sister ships Paul Albert	$500 [26] Term for everybody singing same note at same pitch unison Paul Albert	$500 [12] Color of mourning in the Buddhist religion white Paul Rae	$500 [18] Widely known Japanese idiom which means "is that right?" Ah, so Albert	—	$500 [20] 2 of 4 "bionic" body parts of "Bionic Woman" (2 of) both legs, a right arm & an ear Albert

Double Jeopardy! Round

U.S. HISTORY	DOCTORS	AFRICA	LITERATURE	4-LETTER WORDS	ENERGY
$200 [8] The "witches" condemned there were not burned, but hanged Salem Rae	$200 [21] What a D.D.S. degree stands for doctor of dental science Paul	$200 [22] He found his "Roots" in Gambia Alex Haley Paul	$200 [15] Clown of diamond patches, or romance novels harlequin Paul	$200 [2] When thomeone thpeakths like thith a lisp Rae	$200 [24] Country that's the world's biggest producer of nuclear energy the U.S. Paul
$400 [7] Financially, J.D. Rockefeller, Henry Ford & Andrew Mellon were the first billionaires Paul	$400 [17] Animal-loving hero of children's stories by Hugh Lofting Doctor Dolittle Paul Albert	$400 [23] It's made areas uninhabitable because its bite causes African sleeping sickness tsetse fly Paul Rae	$400 [14] He slew the half-man, half-brute monster, Grendel Beowulf Paul Rae	$400 [3] Seaweed tablets kelp Paul	$400 [25] Directly and indirectly, most energy comes from this source the Sun Paul Albert
$600 [6] In 1900, America instituted an "Open Door policy" with this country China Paul	$600 [11] 1984 was 50th anniversary of this memorable multiple feat of Dr. Dafoe delivering the Dionne quintuplets Rae	$600 [1] Living in proximity to the Pygmies, they're the world's tallest people the Watusi Albert Rae	$600 [12] The beautiful gypsy girl who "rang" Quasimodo's bells Esmeralda Paul Rae	$600 [9] The way to "prey" hunt Albert	$600 [27] Machine used to change mechanical energy to electrical energy a generator Paul
$800 [4] 19th c. anti-Catholic society which kept its secrets by saying "I don't know" the Know-Nothings Paul	$800 [19] Ex-boxing "whiz", she is current whiz on "what every woman should know about love & marriage" Dr. Joyce Brothers Rae	—	$800 [13] Title office held by Michael Henchard in the Thomas Hardy novel the Mayor of Casterbridge Paul	$800 [10] Primary predicate part the verb Paul	$1,000 [26] The energy of movement kinetic energy Paul Albert
$1,000 [5] Not the Emancipation Proclamation, but this abolished slavery the 13th Amendment Paul Albert	$1,000 [18] The "Jungle Doctor of Laos," he received posthumous gold medal for work in S.E. Asia Dr. (Thomas) Dooley Paul Rae	—	$1,000 [16] Hero of Marlowe's tragedy who sells his soul to the Devil for 24 years of fun & frolic Doctor Faustus Paul Rae	$1,000 [20] Having no give or slack taut Rae	DD $2,000 [28] This nation leads the world in oil production Russia Paul

Final Jeopardy!

THE THEATER

The musical "Hello Dolly!" was based on this Thornton Wilder play

The Matchmaker

Paul "What is The Matchmaker?" — wagered $5,000

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