Show #2423 1995-03-01 (taped 1994-11-16) Regular

Contestants

Ray Harp — a credit manager from Anaheim, California

Ben Macrory — a law student originally from Washington, D.C.

Stephen Krisa — a municipal finance officer from Round Hill, Virginia (whose 1-day cash winnings total $12,801)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Stephen	$1,100	$2,200	$4,600	$2,499 3rd place: Daniel Mink his & hers watches	$4,600 17 R, 1 W
Ben	$2,000	$2,800	$10,200	$9,201 New champion: $9,201	$11,600 29 R (including 2 DDs), 3 W (including 1 DD)
Ray	$1,400	$2,300	$2,500	$2,500 2nd place: Coleman Spas hot tub + Sansui stereo system	$2,500 8 R, 3 W

Jeopardy! Round

"F" IN HISTORY	TV CHARACTERS	U.S. GOVERNMENT	DOGS	HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES	MACHINE PARTS
$100 [1] This system that involved vassals & lords flourished in Europe from the 9th-13th centuries the feudal system Ben	$100 [6] Ed Asner won 5 Emmys for playing this role on 2 different series Lou Grant Stephen	$100 [11] It's the length of a senator's term 6 years Stephen	$100 [21] These small, pug-nosed dogs are known as Pekes for short Pekingese Stephen	$100 [16] Germans call this day before Ash Wednesday Fastnacht, or eve of the fast Shrove Tuesday Stephen	$100 [26] Presser foot, spool pin, bobbin winder a sewing machine Ben
$200 [2] In 1800 Robert Fulton launched the submarine Nautilus in this country France Stephen	$200 [7] On Nov. 21, 1980 it was revealed that Kristin Shepard shot him J.R. Ewing Stephen	$200 [12] Of the 3 branches of government, the one the vice president doesn't work in the judiciary Ben	$200 [22] Many Schnauzers have coats that are described as the color of these 2 seasonings salt & pepper Stephen	$200 [17] The British burn effigies of this man on the November 5 holiday named for him Guy Fawkes Stephen	$200 [27] Extension wand, suction fan, crevice tool vacuum cleaner Stephen
$300 [3] Established as a training camp in 1918, the U.S. depository was built there in 1936 Fort Knox Ben	$300 [8] On the premiere telecast of "Bewitched", Samantha, a witch, married this mortal Darrin (Stevens) Ben	$300 [13] To introduce one of these in the House, first drop it in the hopper a bill Ben	$300 [23] For centuries the Bernese mountain dog has pulled wagons in the canton of Bern in this country Switzerland Ben	$300 [18] It's been a legal holiday in the U.S. since 1892; some folks call it Discovery Day Columbus Day Ray	$300 [28] Drum, exhaust duct, lint trap a dryer Stephen
$400 [4] On old maps, it's the name of Taiwan Formosa Ben	$400 [9] On "WKRP in Cincinnati", night disc jockey Gordon Sims used this on-air handle Venus Flytrap Ben	$400 [14] The surgeon general is part of this Cabinet department the Department of Health (and Human Services) Ray	$400 [24] Types of this sporting dog include the Brittany, American water & Irish water Spaniels Ben Ray	$400 [19] A zoologist might call it Marmota Monax Day Groundhog Day Ben	$400 [29] Push button, refill, spring, ball bearing a ballpoint pen Ben
$500 [5] Part of this group of Woodrow Wilson demands were an independent Poland & freedom of the seas the Fourteen Points Ray	$500 [10] This doctor's chief of neurosurgery at County General Hospital was Dr. David Zorba (Ben) Casey Stephen	$500 [15] The Constitution is divided into 7 of these articles Ray	DD $500 [25] The name of this dog is probably a shortened & altered form of "Eskimo" a Husky Ben	$500 [20] Vasanta Pancami, a festival of this religion, honors Sarasvati, the goddess of learning & wisdom Hindu Ben Ray	$500 [30] Temperature control, heel rest, steam button a steam iron Ray

Double Jeopardy! Round

ASIAN CITIES	MAGAZINES	ART & ARTISTS	MILITARY MEN	FOOD	THEATRE
$200 [10] In 1984 the city of Bhopal in this country was the site of one of history's worst industrial accidents India Ben	$200 [30] Henry Luce & Briton Hadden brought out the first issue of this newsmagazine dated March 3, 1923 Time Ben	$200 [1] In 1950 Giacomo Manzu won a commission to create bronze doors for this Roman basilica St. Peter's Ben	$200 [19] In 1993 Gen. John Shalikashvili replaced this man as Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Colin Powell Ben	$200 [20] A favorite for Welsh rarebit, Lancashire is a type of this cheese Ben	$200 [25] Lynn Redgrave appeared in a 1992 Broadway revival of "The Master Builder" by this Norwegian playwright Ibsen Ben
$400 [6] Capital of Japan until 1868, it was modeled on the ancient Chinese capital of Ch'ang-an Kyoto Ben	$400 [11] It's the numerical name of the magazine for young women started by Walter Annenberg in 1944 Seventeen Ben	$400 [2] Antoine Coysevox produced much of the sculpture in this French palace & its gardens Versailles Stephen	$400 [15] In 31 B.C. Marcus Agrippa, in command of Octavian's fleet, beat the forces of this Roman & this Egyptian Antony & Cleopatra Stephen	$400 [21] Not surprisingly, the name of this pasta is from the Italian word for "strings" spaghetti Ben	$400 [26] This "Major Barbara" playwright's "Back to Methuselah" is really five plays in one Shaw Stephen
$600 [7] The Laotian port city of Louangphrabang lies on this river, 130 miles northwest of Vientiane the Mekong Ben	$600 [12] In 1941 authors Frederic Dannay & Manfred Lee published the first issue of this "Mystery Magazine" Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine Ray	$600 [3] Canadian artist James Wilson Morrice was the model for Cronshaw in his novel "Of Human Bondage" (Somerset) Maugham Stephen	$600 [16] He shot down his first plane April 29, 1918 & by the end of WWI was the top ace Rickenbacker Ben	$600 [22] These 2 fruit flavors account for over half the jellies sold in the U.S. strawberry & grape Ray	$600 [27] Aristotle said that this form of Greek drama evokes pity & fears which lead to catharsis tragedy Stephen
$800 [8] Jogjakarta in this country was the site of an early 19th century revolt against Dutch rule Indonesia Ben	$800 [13] Priscilla L. Buckley is a senior ed. of this magazine & her brother William F. Buckley Jr. is editor-at-large The National Review Ben	$800 [4] Austrian painter Egon Schiele died in 1918 of this disease that swept Europe influenza Ben	$800 [17] In 1953 this American general became the first soldier to receive the Nobel Peace Prize Marshall Ben	$800 [23] It's a round tart with a sweet or savory filling, or a Spanish baked custard coated with caramel flan Stephen Ray	$800 [28] This "Endgame" author wrote "Catastrophe" in 1982 as a tribute-to Vaclav Havel who was then in prison (Samuel) Beckett Stephen
$1,000 [9] Basra is this country's principal port Iraq Ray	$1,000 [14] In 1994, after 6 years of publication, this magazine, aimed at women over 40, folded Lear's	DD $1,000 [5] Camille Pissarro's work after 1884 was influenced by this pointillist's theory of optical mixture (Georges) Seurat Ben	DD $1,400 [18] In March 1923 he joined the Royal Tank Corps under the name T.E. Shaw Lawrence of Arabia Ben	$1,000 [24] It's the Hawaiian term for hot or cold appetizers, often served on a platter pupus	$1,000 [29] Great Russian acting teacher who explained his famous "system" in his 1936 book "an actor prepares" Stanislavski Ben

Final Jeopardy!

NONFICTION

In the 1870s he wrote "The Molly Maguires and the Detectives" & "Criminal Reminiscences and Det. Sketches"

Pinkerton

Ray "Who isSir Arthur Conan Doyle?" — wagered $0

Stephen "Who was A.C. Doyle?" — wagered $2,101

Ben "Who is A.C. Doyle?" — wagered $999

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