Show #92 1985-01-15 (taped 1984-10-16) Regular

Contestants

Don Adams — a tour director from Vail, Colorado

Jacque Erdrich — a welfare office administrator from Woodland Hills, California

Tom Waters — a sporting goods salesman from Savannah, Georgia (whose 1-day cash winnings total $1,400)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Tom	$2,200	$2,700	$7,900	$11,400 2-day champion: $12,800	$7,900 23 R, 6 W
Jacque	$-300	$-300	$100	$199 3rd place: La-Z-Boy recliner	$1,100 6 R, 5 W (including 1 DD)
Don	$-800	$-1,200	$1,300	$300 2nd place: SunTana Sunsystem tanning system & Ray-Ban sunglasses	$2,800 14 R, 10 W (including 1 DD)

Jeopardy! Round

U.S. HISTORY	"STEVENS"	TRIVIA	MUSIC	SPAIN	POT CLUCK
$100 [1] After 50 years in circulation, coin replaced in 1909 by the Lincoln penny Indian Head penny Tom	$100 [12] She asked Kookie to lend her his comb Connie Stevens Don	$100 [16] Best known for home run 715, he hit 755 all together Hank Aaron Tom	$100 [8] Backup band for Tom Petty the Heartbreakers Tom Don	$100 [6] Contrary to song, the northern mountains get most of this, not the plains rain Tom	$100 [21] "Jewish penicillin" chicken soup
$200 [2] Exploitation of this natural resource led to the Teapot Dome scandal oil Tom	$200 [13] He dropped out of the "Wild World" of rock & converted to Islam Cat Stevens Tom	$200 [17] While a Mandrell is a country singer, a mandrill is this a baboon Tom Jacque Don	$200 [25] Oscar-winning song cut & reinstated 3 times before the release of "The Wizard of Oz" "Somewhere Over The Rainbow" Don	$200 [7] A cold soup made of strained tomatoes, cucumbers, olive oil & spices gazpacho Tom Jacque	$200 [22] He ran afowl of a falling sky Chicken Little Jacque
$300 [3] In September '57, city where guardsmen barred Black students from an all-White high school Little Rock, Arkansas Tom	$300 [14] She played Appassionata Von Climax in the film "Li'l Abner" Stella Stevens Don	$300 [18] What you do if you're bioluminescent glow in the dark Tom	—	$300 [9] What English buccaneers & pirates called South America's northern coast the Spanish Main Tom Don	$300 [23] The only place you can't kiss a chicken the lips Don
$400 [4] In '61 Kennedy made this way to Cuba punishable by death or imprisonment hijacking Tom	$400 [15] "Norma Rae" was based on this textile plant which suffered 17 years of labor trouble J.P. Stevens Tom	$400 [19] Both Ludwig of Bavaria & Disney of Burbank have recreated her castle Sleeping Beauty Tom Jacque	—	$400 [10] In 1479 Castile & this kingdom united to bring Spain under single rule Aragon Tom Don	$400 [24] Hoover campaign slogan borrowed from Henry IV of France a chicken in every pot Jacque
$500 [5] On 1/4/04 the Supreme Court ruled these islanders weren't aliens, but still not citizens Puerto Ricans Tom Jacque	—	$500 [20] What Gandhi marched down to the sea to make against British order salt Tom Don	—	$500 [11] In 1808 word coined to describe the hit & run method of fighting used against the French guerilla	—

Double Jeopardy! Round

SCIENCE	FAMOUS QUOTES	WEAPONS	HOMOPHONES	RITUALS	UNREAL ESTATE
$200 [4] 1/60 of a minute a second Don	$200 [11] Completes the title of a Leary lecture "Turn On, Tune In..." "Drop Out" Don	$200 [14] WWII weapon nicknamed a "pineapple" a hand grenade Don	$200 [1] To understand or the opposite of yes know/no Don	$200 [22] You do it before blowing your the candles on your birthday cake make a wish Tom	$200 [17] Where the Beatles take the Yellow Submarine to Pepperland Jacque Don
$400 [7] Term for litter which can be broken down by microorganisms biodegradable Tom Don	$400 [12] The line that follows "Those whom God hath joined together..." let no man put asunder Don	$400 [25] A heavy club of yore or an eye-stinging spray of today a mace Tom	$400 [2] Home to a prisoner or an order to your broker cell/sell Jacque	$400 [23] Sometimes held in secret, it gets you into a fraternity or cult initiation Jacque	$400 [18] Elephant king who ruled from the capital city of "Celesteville" Babar Don
$600 [8] C10H14N2, a colorless, intensely poisonous oily liquid in tobacco leaves nicotine Tom	$600 [13] His advice on acting was "Talk low, talk slow & don't say too much", pilgrim John Wayne Tom	$600 [26] Hand weapon Capt. Kirk usually had his crew set on stun a phaser Tom	$600 [3] Perform, payable, or moisture on the morning lawn do/due/dew Tom	$600 [24] The cha-no-yu as performed by Japanese women the tea ceremony Tom Don	$600 [19] What happens to people who stay in "play town" too long, like Pinocchio they turn into a donkey Don
$800 [9] What an atom loses or gains when it is ionized electrons Tom	$800 [15] Max Schmeling's manager shouted it into the mike after the decision against them 6/21/32 "We was robbed!" Jacque	$800 [27] Murder weapon used by everyone in "Murder on the Orient Express" a knife Don	$800 [5] "Liberty" is one, a southern girl another bell/belle Don	$800 [29] Throughout the Pacific, the toe-singeing ritual held when the ti plant ripens fire walking Don	$800 [20] Where one finds the Edgar Rice Burroughs land of Pellucidar at the Earth's core Tom
$1,000 [10] Number of years of the sunspot cycle 11 Tom	DD $1,000 [16] WWII 12th Army gen. who said, "In war there is no 2nd prize for the runner up" Omar Bradley Jacque	DD $1,500 [28] In the series "Danger UXB", what a "UXB" was an unexploded bomb Don	$1,000 [6] Took a stab at this answer, or one who stays in your spare room guessed/guest Don	—	$1,000 [21] It's ruled by the Grand Duchess Gloriana XIII in "The Mouse that Roared" Fenwick Tom

Final Jeopardy!

THE OSCARS

They won '34's Best Acting awards from opposite sides of blanket in "It Happened One Night"

Claudette Colbert & Clark Gable

Jacque "Who are C. Colbert C. Gable" — wagered $99

Don "Who were Gable + Lombard?" — wagered $1,000

Tom "Who are Gable + Claudette Colbert" — wagered $3,500

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