Show #95 1985-01-18 (taped 1984-10-16) Regular

Paul Boymel game 1.

Contestants

James Weidman — a pediatrician originally from Roslyn, New York

Paul Boymel — an attorney from Potomac, Maryland

Sheryl Adsit — a word processor from Hawthorne, California (whose 1-day cash winnings total $7,000)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Sheryl	$100	$600	$400	$799 2nd place: Speed Queen washer & dryer + Excalibur food dehydrator	$400 4 R, 2 W
Paul	$700	$2,500	$7,200	$11,000 New champion: $11,000	$7,100 25 R (including 1 DD), 6 W (including 1 DD)
Jim	$-400	$-800	$200	$0 3rd place: Bushnell telescope	$5,000 18 R, 11 W (including 1 DD)

Jeopardy! Round

1956	POTENT POTABLES	WEIGHTS & MEASURES	MOVIE COMPOSERS	AUTO REPAIR	FAIR "SHAKES"
$100 [2] To finance the Aswan Dam, this country seized control of Suez Canal Egypt Paul	$100 [1] Device used to pop your wine bottle's top a corkscrew Paul	$100 [9] It "helps the medicine go down" in "Mary Poppins" a spoonful of sugar Sheryl	$100 [20] 1st he played Dr. Kildare, then Tchaikovsky in "The Music Lovers" Richard Chamberlain Paul	$100 [18] Both angry people & worn-out cars can blow one a gasket Paul Jim	$100 [8] Get a move on it shake a leg Paul Jim
$200 [3] Martin Luther King, Jr. 1st gained prominence leading bus boycott in this Alabama city Montgomery Sheryl Paul Jim	$200 [7] This liquor was watered down & passed around as sailor's "grog" rum Paul	$200 [10] 3 survey miles or a group of bowling teams a league Sheryl Jim	$200 [23] Played Cole Porter in "Night & Day" without once saying "Judy, Judy, Judy" Cary Grant Paul	$200 [17] America's largest auto club, they made nearly 17 million service calls last year Triple A Paul	$200 [12] Because of his WWII malaria, Sherwood Johnson's pizza parlors are named this Shakey's Paul
$300 [4] Musical where Julie played Liza for Lerner & Loewe My Fair Lady Paul	$300 [21] What golfers call their clubhouse bar the 19th hole Paul	$300 [11] In pro football, yards being penalized for being offside 5 yards Paul	$300 [24] Playing Rodgers & Hart in "Words & Music", he was paired with Tom Drake, not Judy Garland Mickey Rooney Paul	$300 [15] It removes corrosion from your battery & odors from your refrigerator baking soda Paul	$300 [13] Penned Portia's & Polonius' parts Shakespeare Paul
$400 [5] Archbishop Makarios led movement to unite this island with Greece Cyprus Jim	$400 [22] High protein food swallowed whole in a "morning after" prairie oyster an egg Paul	$400 [25] Letter in metric measurement which stands for 1000 K Paul	$400 [26] In "A Song to Remember", robust Cornel Wilde played this fragile pianist Frédéric Chopin	$400 [16] You shouldn't transfer this type of tire from one side of the car to the other a radial tire Paul	DD $1,200 [14] What Jimmy Buffet was searching for in this song:"But there's booze in the blender / And soon it will render / That frozen concoction that helps me hang on / Wastin' away again in Margaritaville..." a lost shaker of salt Paul
$500 [6] At 21, this gold medalist became world's heavyweight champ Floyd Patterson Jim	—	—	—	$500 [19] Where you look to make sure your car has enough brake fluid the master cylinder Sheryl Jim	—

Double Jeopardy! Round

SCIENCE	DRAMA	BUSINESS & INDUSTRY	5-LETTER WORDS	WORLD CAPITALS	A.K.A.
$200 [6] Solid, liquid & this make up the 3 forms of matter gases Jim	$200 [15] It means a "maker" of dramas, not one who can "pen" them a playwright Paul	$200 [20] In 1980 this auto maker recorded the greatest loss in U.S. corporate history, $1.7 bil. Chrysler Paul Jim	$200 [19] From Latin for festival, sometimes it's this or famine feast Paul	$200 [11] Bulgaria's capital, it sounds like an Italian actress Sofia Jim	$200 [12] "Oh, God", it's Nathan Birnbaum George Burns Jim
$400 [5] Fiberglass was 1st used in Germany as a substitute for this fireproof material asbestos Jim	$400 [14] The conversational element of drama dialogue Jim	$400 [21] Citicorp recently surpassed it as America's largest bank Bank of America Paul	$400 [18] It can be by fire, by combat, or by jury trial Sheryl	$400 [10] Started as a trading post for the Roman Empire, it boasts St. Paul's Cathedral London, England Paul Jim	$400 [13] When he got an Oscar for "The Producers", Melvin Kaminsky's mother was very proud Mel Brooks Paul
$600 [4] One-celled plants that are the curse of aquarium keepers algae Jim	$600 [2] He wroteth "The Iceman Cometh" Eugene O'Neill Sheryl Jim	$600 [22] Company that's world's leading producer of mineral water Perrier Paul	$600 [23] A "rash" reaction to strawberries hives Jim	$600 [9] Largest city & capital of Luxembourg Luxembourg City Jim	$600 [24] Gladys Smith,"America's Sweetheart" Mary Pickford Jim
$800 [1] Beneficial partnership among plants or animals, it's from Greek for "living together" symbiosis Paul Jim	$800 [16] Famous medieval morality play showing an ordinary person's moral trials Everyman Paul Jim	$800 [29] Department store & catalogue chain owned by Mobil Oil Montgomery Ward Jim	DD $4,800 [27] The plural of opus opera Jim	$800 [8] As Peking is to the People's Rep. of China, this is to the Rep. of China Taipei Jim	$800 [25] In "Real Life" this "Modern Romance" star changed his name from Albert Einstein Albert Brooks Paul Jim
$1,000 [3] A subdivision of genus whose members are able to interbreed a species Jim	DD $2,300 [17] Meaning "a God from the machine", an external & often unrealistic resolution of conflict deus ex machina Paul	$1,000 [28] European car maker that already offers factory installed air bags as an option Mercedes Jim	—	$1,000 [7] The largest capital in the Sahara Desert Cairo Jim	$1,000 [26] This James Stewart found "King Solomon's Mines" Stewart Granger Jim

Final Jeopardy!

TOYS & GAMES

The highest number under the "N" on an American bingo game

Jim "What is 3.14159?" — wagered $200

Sheryl "What is 45?" — wagered $399

Paul "What is 45" — wagered $3,800

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