Show #100 1985-01-25 (taped 1984-10-17) Regular

100th episode.

Contestants

Mary Anne Henderson — a homemaker originally from Dayton, Ohio

Larry Sorrentino — a sports marketing representative from North Hollywood, California

Les Miller — a scrap metal dealer from La Mesa, California

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Les	$800	$1,700	$5,100	$6,100 New champion: $6,100	$4,900 17 R (including 1 DD), 5 W
Larry	$700	$2,200	$-1,000	$-1,000 3rd place: Bushnell telescope	$0 15 R, 9 W (including 1 DD)
Mary Anne	$-200	$0	$2,000	$3,995 2nd place: Speed Queen washer & dryer + Excalibur food dehydrator	$2,000 9 R, 4 W

Jeopardy! Round

PRESIDENTS	INSIGNIAS	GAME SHOWS	SPACE	SPORTS TRIVIA	STARTS WITH "OO"
$100 [9] Both U.S. Grant & Jeff Davis graduated from there West Point (U.S. Military Academy) Les	$100 [11] 3 C's or a double H on a cowboy's cow a brand	$100 [17] Phrase which follows a new contestant's name on "The Price is Right" Come on down! Les	$100 [2] In 1959, Frankie Avalon sang to this planet's goddess Venus Larry	$100 [18] A major thoroughfare in W. Berlin is named for this Olympic legend Jesse Owens Larry	$100 [13] Pass out slowly, as slime through your fingers ooze Larry
$200 [6] Throughout his term, FDR was often confined to a wheelchair due to this illness polio Larry	$200 [12] Number of stripes on a U.S. Army sergeant's insignia 3 Mary Anne	$200 [19] The show which added the word "zonk" to our vocabulary Let's Make a Deal Larry	$200 [3] The original German code name for this 1942 rocket was "A-4" the V-2 Les Larry Mary Anne	$200 [25] Calif. Angels' home run king, he holds all-time record for striking out Reggie Jackson Les	—
$300 [1] Nixon's Western White House was in this California town San Clemente Larry	$300 [14] Their newest trefoil, or 3-leaf clover emblem has the faces of 3 young women on it the Girl Scouts Les Larry	$300 [20] She was the original dice girl on "High Rollers" Ruta Lee Larry	$300 [7] In this book, the Martians attack Chobham, England, not Grovers Mills, New Jersey The War of the Worlds Larry	$400 [10] His autobiography is subtitled "Just Like Any Other 7' Black Millionaire Who Lives Next Door" Wilt Chamberlain Larry	—
$400 [4] "Petticoat Gov't" referred to his wife running things when he was ill Woodrow Wilson Les Larry	$400 [15] On a uniform, it's how the braided cord known as a "fourragere" is worn over one's shoulder (and in through the armpit) Larry	$400 [21] Show on which John Daly might have said, "7 down, 3 to go, Arlene" What's My Line? Les	$400 [8] Rocket used to lift the Apollo program capsules into orbit the Saturn Les	$500 [23] Only driver to have won Indy 500 four times A.J. Foyt Larry	—
$500 [5] Ran country without a telephone during a 3-month fishing trip to his native New England Calvin Coolidge Les	$500 [16] On the side of an aluminum can, two arrows forming a circle stand for this recyclable Larry	$500 [22] Long-running show hosted at different times by Jack Narz, Bob Clayton & Hugh Downs Concentration Les	$500 [24] It lasted 17 days after the Apollo 11 astronauts returned from the Moon quarantine (isolation) Larry	—	—

Double Jeopardy! Round

REVOLUTIONS	FAMOUS QUOTES	BROADWAY	CLASSICAL MUSIC	MEDICINE	LABOR UNIONS
$200 [11] Liberty, equality, fraternity was its motto the French Revolution Les	$200 [17] California governor who said, "A tree's a tree, how many redwoods do you need to look at?" Ronald Reagan Larry	$200 [1] "Odd Couple's" original Oscar who reprised his role on screen Walter Matthau Les Larry Mary Anne	$200 [6] Belgian instrument maker who invented the Saxophone in 1840s (Adolphe) Sax Les	$200 [15] Blood group known as the "universal donor" O Mary Anne	$200 [25] Ron Leibman & Sally Field tried to organize textile workers in this '79 film Norma Rae Larry
$400 [12] Ironically, closing the universities was part of this late '60s Chinese revolution the Cultural Revolution Les	$400 [18] Completes the quote "Laugh & the world laughs with you, weep..." and you weep alone Mary Anne	$400 [2] Life of Black boxing champ Jack Johnson was inspiration for this '68 show The Great White Hope Mary Anne	$400 [7] Rate of tempo classified as largo, lento or adagio slowly Mary Anne	$400 [16] Located behind the tongue, they may prevent entrance of bacteria, but are often removed tonsils Larry	DD $1,000 [24] Better-known name of the Labor Management Relations Act of 1947 the Taft-Hartley Act Les
$600 [13] Rochambeau, DeKalb, von Steuben & Pulaski fought in it the American Revolution Les	$600 [22] 1st to say, "I belong to no organized political party–I am a Democrat" Will Rogers Les	$600 [3] Musical remake of "Some Like It Hot" Sugar Mary Anne	$600 [8] Words to most oratorios come from this book the Bible Les	$600 [19] A person with "macrodontia" has very large ones teeth Mary Anne	—
$800 [14] Samuel Slater brought this revolution from England to U.S. by memorizing machine plans the Industrial Revolution Les Mary Anne	DD $1,000 [27] Mies van der Rohe's instruction to artists on composition less is more Larry	$800 [4] Play in which the actors traded roles; Quinn playing the saint & Olivier, the king Becket	$800 [9] The English horn is an alto version of this an oboe Les Larry	$800 [20] Although real, tension headaches & ulcers are said to be this type of disease psychosomatic Mary Anne	—
$1,000 [23] English king beheaded in Puritan Revolution Charles I Les	$1,000 [26] The rest of this Lt. Perry dispatch read: "2 ships, 2 brigs, 1 schooner & 1 sloop" We have met the enemy and they are ours	$1,000 [5] Last name of twins Anthony, who wrote "Sleuth", & Peter, who wrote "Equus" Shaffer Les Larry	$1,000 [10] Lively piece by Schumann or Humperdinck, or film with Garfield & Crawford Humoresque Mary Anne	$1,000 [21] Common name for winter condition "congelation" frostbite Larry Mary Anne	—

Final Jeopardy!

THE WORLD

With 168 persons per sq. mi., the continent with the highest population density

Europe

Mary Anne "What is Europe?" — wagered $1,995

Les "What is Europe?" — wagered $1,000

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