Show #1315 1990-04-27 (taped 1989-12-04) Regular

Missing introductions.

Contestants

Philip Ellison — a political consultant from Pasadena, California

Brian Finander — a businessman and attorney from Long Beach, California

Bruce Harris — from San Rafael, California (whose 2-day cash winnings total $10,400)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Bruce	$-100	$2,700	$10,100	$15,200 3-day champion: $25,600	$9,900 26 R (including 2 DDs), 5 W
Brian	$600	$1,100	$5,800	$11,590 2nd place: trip to Palm Springs & stay at the Oasis Water Resort Villa Hotel + Ricardo Beverly Hills luggage	$4,100 10 R (including 1 DD), 1 W
Philip	$1,400	$2,100	$5,700	$11,400 3rd place: Colortyme TV + Nintendo Entertainment System with Family & Junior editions of Jeopardy! & Wheel of Fortune	$5,700 16 R, 3 W

Jeopardy! Round

GREETINGS	AMERICAN MOUNTAINS	ANIMAL TRIVIA	"A" IN LITERATURE	THE EMMYS	CAMPING
$100 [1] American colloquial greeting that may be a short form of "how do ye" howdy Bruce Philip	$100 [13] The Cumberland & Shenandoah Valleys are part of the Great Valley of this mountain range the Appalachians Bruce	$100 [11] These beasts of burden compete with one another in annual wrestling matches in Selcuk, Turkey camels Bruce	$100 [14] He got to marry a sultan's daughter with the help of his wonderful lamp Aladdin Bruce	$100 [6] This CBS news anchorman won an Emmy for his report "Man on the Moon: The Epic Journey of Apollo XI" Walter Cronkite Brian	$100 [26] Type of camping equipment that comes in 3 shapes: mummy, tapered & rectangular sleeping bags Bruce Philip
$200 [2] Word of greeting that can precede mat or wagon welcome Bruce	$200 [22] Mountain range that contains Mt. Whitney, the highest mountain in the 48 states the Sierra Nevada Bruce Philip	$200 [12] The only U.S. zoo with a permanent exhibit of giant pandas is in this city Washington, D.C. Brian	$200 [15] "I shot" one of these "into the air, it fell to earth, I knew not where" an arrow Bruce	$200 [7] In 1978 the first annual Governors Award of the Television Academy went to this CBS executive Bill Paley Philip	$200 [27] A 2-letter abbreviation for a trailer or motor home you can camp in an RV Brian
$300 [3] Milton Berle greeted his TV audience with the words "Good evening ladies and" these germs	$300 [23] 2 of the 3 states that share the Ozark Plateau (2 of) Missouri & Arkansas (or Oklahoma) Brian	$300 [19] Little foxes are known both as pups & as these cubs or kits	$300 [16] This son of Aphrodite is the hero of Virgil's masterpiece Aeneas Bruce	$300 [8] Husband & wife Wm. Daniels & Bonnie Bartlett won Emmys in 1986 for playing a husband & wife in this series St. Elsewhere Brian	$300 [28] Trademarked solidified alcohol that isn't for drinking but for fueling your camp stove Sterno Philip
$400 [4] It's how the Doors greeted a girl in the title of their second & last No. 1 hit "Hello, I Love You" Philip	$400 [24] The chief iron mining centers in the Mesabi Range in this state are Hibbing & Virginia Minnesota Bruce Philip	$400 [20] Tamarins are among the smallest of these animals, & their golden hair resembles a lion's' mane monkeys Bruce	$500 [18] The forest in "As You Like It", or Enoch's last name Arden Bruce	$400 [9] She won her only Emmy for playing "Sybil", a woman with multiple personalities, in a 1976 TV movie Sally Field Philip	—
$500 [5] Francoise Sagan's first novel, its title translates to "Hello Sadness" Bonjour Tristesse Philip	$500 [25] At 13,161 feet, Wheeler Peak in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains is the highest in this state New Mexico Philip	$500 [21] Hordes of these multi-armed sea animals are ravaging the Great Barrier Reef by eating the coral starfish Bruce	DD $600 [17] Theodore Dreiser based this novel on the 1906 murder of Grace Brown in New York State An American Tragedy Bruce	$500 [10] "Patterns", a 1955 episode of the "Kraft Television Theatre", won this writer his 1st of 6 Emmys Rod Serling Bruce	—

Double Jeopardy! Round

HISTORY	NOVA SCOTIA	PLAY SETTINGS	GOVERNMENT	ARCHITECTURE	BARONS & BARONESSES
$200 [2] In 1977 this prime minister of India resigned Indira Gandhi Bruce Brian	$200 [1] Every July the town of Pictou holds a carnival to honor this crustacean a lobster Bruce	$200 [24] William Gillette's 1895 spy drama "Secret Service" is set in Richmond at the end of this war the Civil War Philip	$200 [7] The highest classification the State Dept. would tell us about, it's more secret than "secret" top secret Brian	$200 [13] From the 1850s to the 1920s, many Americans studied at l'École des Beaux-Arts in this city Paris Philip	$200 [15] Baroness von Suttner, a pacifist, encouraged the creation of this prize & won it herself in 1905 a Nobel Peace Prize Philip
$400 [3] The Manchu Dynasty in China made it a requirement that Chinese men wear this queues Bruce	$400 [12] During WWI & WWII this capital city was Canada's most important naval base Halifax Philip	$400 [25] MacConnachy Square is the heart of this enchanted Scottish village Brigadoon Bruce	$400 [8] This branch of the armed forces falls under the Transportation Dept. in peacetime & the Navy in time of war the Coast Guard Philip	$400 [14] His Imperial Palace Hotel was one of the few buildings in Tokyo left undamaged after the 1923 quake Frank Lloyd Wright Bruce	$400 [16] Derisive epithet used to describe some powerful American capitalists of the late 1800s robber barons Bruce
$600 [4] Thutmosis was the first Egyptian ruler buried in this spot in Western Thebes the Valley of the Kings Bruce	$600 [21] You can take a ferry ride from Nova Scotia to this U.S. state Maine Brian	$600 [26] This John Webster play, first produced around 1613, takes place in Rome, Milan & Malfi The Duchess of Malfi Bruce Philip	$600 [9] Term for a diplomatic official assigned to an embassy in a technical capacity an attaché Bruce	$600 [20] The Palace of Governors in this state capital was built of adobe in 1610 Santa Fe Bruce Brian	$600 [17] 5 sons of the founder of this banking dynasty became barons of the Austrian Empire the Rothschilds Bruce
$800 [5] Devil's Island was the best known of many penal colonies in this territory French Guiana Bruce	$1,000 [23] Before it was called Nova Scotia, early French settlers called it this Acadia Bruce	$800 [27] This city is the setting for Harold Pinter's plays "The Caretaker" & "The Homecoming" London Bruce	$800 [10] The Forest Service is an agency of this department, not the Department of the Interior the Department of Agriculture	DD $800 [29] The 36 columns of the Lincoln Memorial stand for these the 36 states in 1865 Bruce	$800 [18] After serving with the Russians against the Turks, this German retired & became famous for his tall tales Baron Munchausen Philip
$1,000 [6] He bankrupted his country & fell from power in 1955; in 1973 he was made president again (Juan) Perón Philip	DD $2,500 [22] Dikes make it possible to farm the marshland created by the world's highest tides in this bay the (Bay of) Fundy Brian	$1,000 [28] The town in "Our Town" is in this New England state New Hampshire	$1,000 [11] Unemployment insurance was one of the provisions of this 1935 act the Social Security Act Brian	$1,000 [30] James Renwick built NYC's St. Patrick's Cathedral in this architectural style Gothic Philip	$1,000 [19] This poet who wrote "Idylls of the King" wasn't a king, but he was a baron (Alfred, Lord) Tennyson Bruce

Final Jeopardy!

EUROPE

In this country domestic mail is free & int'l mail can be sent from French or Spanish post offices

Andorra

Philip "What is Andorra?" — wagered $5,700

Brian "What is Andorra?" — wagered $5,790

Bruce "What is Andorra?" — wagered $5,100

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