Show #2322 1994-10-11 (taped 1994-08-23) Regular

Contestants

John Halvorson — a writer from Onalaska, Wisconsin

Bill Schilling — a financial aid director from Drexel Hill, Pennsylvania

Bobbie Francis — a gender equity consultant from Chatham, New Jersey

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Bobbie	$500	$3,400	$4,800	$4,300 2nd place: Gibson refrigerator, gas range & dishwasher + Jeopardy home game	$5,300 20 R, 3 W (including 1 DD)
Bill	$1,100	$2,000	$6,200	$9,601 New champion: $9,601	$7,200 17 R, 1 W (including 1 DD)
John	$200	$1,700	$8,000	$3,500 3rd place: Emerson ceiling fan + Jeopardy home game	$6,500 14 R (including 1 DD), 2 W

Jeopardy! Round

TIME	LIFE	PEOPLE	GLAMOUR	THE ATLANTIC	BON APPETIT
$100 [5] A leap year begins on January 1 & ends on this date December 31st Bobbie	$100 [1] Cells of higher organisms have 2 main parts: the cytoplasm & this part that contains the chromosomes the nucleus John	$100 [4] In the 1970s she was a freelance photographer for the Tennessean while her husband Al was a reporter Tipper Gore Bill	$100 [21] Legend says this glamorous Scottish queen liked to bathe in wine Mary, Queen of Scots Bobbie	$100 [7] In March 1918 the Cyclops became one of the largest ships ever to disappear in this mysterious area the Bermuda Triangle Bill	$100 [25] One recipe for bouillon d'escargots calls for 36 of these, already shelled snails John
$200 [6] Insert these 3 letters into "tricennial" to multiply it from every 30 years to every 300 years T-E-N Bobbie Bill John	$200 [2] This disk-shaped organ in pregnant women connects the fetus to the mother's blood supply the placenta Bobbie	$200 [14] S.L. Potter was a spry 100 years old when he completed one of these jumps from a 210-foot tower in 1993 a bungee jump Bobbie	$200 [22] The wigs worn by ancient Egyptians were often interwoven with jewelry made of this metal gold Bobbie	$200 [8] This current makes the winter air west of Norway much warmer than other areas in that latitude the Gulf Stream Bobbie	$200 [26] Choucroute, the French version of this cabbage dish, is often cooked with goose fat & juniper berries sauerkraut Bobbie
$300 [12] Spanish for "quickly", it's from the Latin promptus, "prompt" pronto Bobbie	$400 [19] Epinephrine in these glands increases the heart rate & prepares the body to deal with stress the adrenal glands John	$300 [15] Princess Diana & the Aga Khan attended the 1993 wedding of Viscount Linley, the son of this British princess Princess Margaret Bobbie	$300 [23] A white powder made from this grain gave proper Victorian women a pristine pallor rice Bobbie	$300 [9] The ancient Romans named the Atlantic after this mountain range in northern Africa the Atlas Mountains Bill	$300 [28] In the dish canard roti aux peches, this meat is served with peaches duck Bobbie
$400 [13] Having fun? Then you'll know this is Latin for "time flies" tempus fugit Bill	DD $500 [3] It's the most abundant inorganic compound in living matter water Bobbie	$400 [16] She's the 1st performer to head the National Endowment for the Arts since its inception in 1965 Jane Alexander Bobbie	$400 [24] Some people in India have stained their skin yellow with this expensive yellow spice saffron Bill	$400 [10] The name of this oval-shaped area of the north Atlantic comes from the Portuguese word for "seaweed" Sargasso Bobbie	$400 [29] This creamy leek & potato soup was created in the U.S. by a French chef vichyssoise Bobbie
$500 [18] In 1947 Polaroid introduced this type of photography instant John	$500 [20] The trachea divides into 2 of these tubes that enter the lungs the bronchi John	$500 [17] This poet-singer has been executive pres. of the American Guild of Variety Artists for a record 11 years Rod McKuen	$500 [27] This wicked biblical queen touched up her makeup & insulted Jehu before eunuchs threw her out a window Jezebel Bobbie	$500 [11] In 1956 the 1st transatlantic telephone cable was laid between Great Britain & Clarenville in this Canadian province Newfoundland John	$500 [30] Filled with various mixtures, champignons farcis are stuffed ones of these mushrooms Bill

Double Jeopardy! Round

WORLD CITIES	POLITICIANS	LITERARY CHARACTERS	THEATRE	U.S. CURRENCY	POTPOURRI
$200 [1] The city of Beersheba claims to have a well dug by this biblical patriarch Abraham John	$200 [6] Like Pres. Eisenhower, Mo. Congressman Isaac Newton Skelton IV is known by this nickname Ike Bill	$200 [11] This Indian boy is raised by wolves in Rudyard Kipling's "The Jungle Book" Mowgli Bobbie	$200 [16] This playwright dedicated "Long Day's Journey into Night" to his wife Carlotta O'Neill Bobbie	$200 [26] He appeared on the $10 Federal Reserve note circa 1914; today, he's on the $20 Andrew Jackson John	$200 [21] In the 1930s Charles Goren gave up his law practice to play this game bridge Bill
$400 [2] In 1737 this city passed from the Medicis to the house of Hapsburg-Lorraine Florence Bill	$400 [7] He was the Assistant D.A. of Suffolk County, Massachusetts from 1961-62, while his brother was president Ted Kennedy John	$400 [12] After he boldly asks for more gruel, Mr. Bumble reports him to the chairman of the workhouse Oliver Twist Bill	$400 [17] Ethel Merman was right on the mark as markswoman Annie Oakley in this musical Annie Get Your Gun Bill	$400 [27] Prior to 1976, this presidential estate was featured on the back of the 2-dollar bill Monticello Bobbie	$400 [22] One of its features is the Mare Humorum or Sea of Moisture the Moon John
$600 [3] You might want to take "le trek" to this capital of France's Haute-Garonne department Toulouse Bill	$600 [8] This Ohio senator's middle name is Herschel John Glenn John	$600 [13] He's the ex-football player turned evangelist in a 1927 novel by Sinclair Lewis Elmer Gantry John	$600 [18] In 1992 Jon Voight & Tyne Daly starred in an adaptation of this playwright's "The Seagull" Chekhov Bill	$600 [28] The 2 U.S. coins that have no milling or ridges around the outer edge the nickel & the penny John	$600 [23] Seiji Ozawa was the first Japanese with this occupation to become prominent in the West orchestra conductor Bill
$800 [4] In 1613 the Irish city of Derry was turned over to the government of this city London	$800 [9] This Texas gov. who livens up Democratic conventions was born Dorothy Ann Willis in Lakeview, Texas Ann Richards Bobbie	$800 [14] Characters in this John Bunyan work include Christian, Evangelist & Faithful The Pilgrim's Progress Bobbie	$800 [19] The Pulitzer Prize-winning "Talley's Folly" is part of a cycle, that began with "Fifth of" this month July	$800 [29] Of the 10 coins first authorized by congress, this 10-dollar gold coin had the largest face value a Gold Eagle John	$800 [24] General called "The Father of American Television" David Sarnoff Bill
DD $1,000 [5] This city on the Neckar River is home to the Solitude Palace & a major German ballet company Stuttgart Bill	$1,000 [10] This Arkansas Democrat chairs the Senate Committee on Small Business Dale Bumpers	$1,000 [15] After living in Paris, Clym Yeobright returns to England in this author's "The Return of the Native" Thomas Hardy Bill	$1,000 [20] This Edna Ferber-George S. Kaufman play tells of a group of aspiring actresses living in a boardinghouse Stage Door	DD $2,500 [30] All current U.S. coins bear 3 phrases & this single word liberty John	$1,000 [25] From 1946-1951 this New York City suburb was home to the U.N. Lake Success Bobbie

Final Jeopardy!

BIOGRAPHIES

Isaac Deutscher's final biographical volume on this Russian was "The Prophet Outcast", covering 1929-1940

(Leon) Trotsky

Bobbie "Who was Lenin?" — wagered $500

Bill "Who was Trotsky?" — wagered $3,401

John "Who was Stalin?" — wagered $4,500

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