Show #1405 1990-10-12 (taped 1990-08-21) Regular

Game entered from audiorecording. Missing prizes.

Contestants

Gary Stein — a student originally from Oakland, California

Bob Tutelman — an engineer from San Diego, California

Carol Kirk — an attorney originally from New York (whose 1-day cash winnings total $7,401)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Carol	$1,400	$2,000	$3,000	$3,000 3rd place	$4,500 16 R, 3 W (including 1 DD)
Bob	$1,400	$2,300	$8,300	$10,199 New champion: $10,199	$8,300 17 R, 0 W
Gary	$200	$1,100	$3,200	$6,400 2nd place	$4,500 20 R (including 1 DD), 9 W (including 1 DD)

Jeopardy! Round

THE OSCARS	THE 17TH CENTURY	BUSINESS & INDUSTRY	FLOWERS	FLAGS	"G" WHIZ
$100 [11] 1943's "Yankee Doodle Mouse" was the 1st Oscar-winning cartoon starring this cat & mouse Tom & Jerry Gary	$100 [26] In France, Henry IV said every peasant should afford to have one of these in the pot on Sundays a chicken Gary	$100 [10] The oldest department store chain in Canada is named for this bay Hudson Bay Gary	$100 [6] Tulip mania gripped this country from 1634-37 and many people lost fortunes on the bulbs Holland (the Netherlands) Gary	$100 [4] All Scandinavian flags were inspired by the Dannebrog, the flag of this country Denmark Bob	$100 [1] A synonym for entrails; you can spill your own or hate someone else's guts Carol
$200 [12] Of Best Assistant Director, Best Producer, or Best Best Boy, the one that was once an Oscar category Best Assistant Director Carol Gary	$200 [27] Some British barristers now believe this affectation from 17th-century France has had its day wearing wigs Carol	$200 [16] The French town Nemours is the ancestral home of this Delaware manufacturing family du Pont Carol	$200 [7] This flower whose name is from the French for "thought" is said to signify remembrance pansies Bob	$200 [5] Name for the ceremonial flag that is trooped during a British monarch's birthday celebration the colors (the color) Gary	$200 [2] Thought to have come from Egypt, these wandering people were originally called Egyptians Gypsies Carol
$300 [20] "It Happened One Night" in 1935 that she won the Best Actress Oscar Claudette Colbert Gary	$300 [28] The revolt that began in 1618 against the Hapsburg ruler of Austria lasted this many years 30 Carol	$300 [17] Founded in Two Harbors, Minnesota in 1902, this company originally sold sandpaper & added tape later 3M Gary	$300 [23] This flower was named for a Greek youth who was obsessed with his own beauty narcissus Gary	$300 [8] Symbol appearing on the Israeli flag the six-pointed star Bob	$300 [3] To encircle with a belt, or, perhaps, with an elasticized undergarment girdle Bob
$400 [21] She received an Honorary Oscar for Outstanding Juvenile Performance in 1960 for "Pollyanna" Hayley Mills Gary	$500 [30] Ornate furniture, Rubens paintings, & Bernini's gilded churches represent this art style Baroque Gary	$400 [18] From 1958-65, this company called itself Thompson Ramo Wooldridge TRW Carol	$400 [24] The lotus belongs to this family of lilies the water lilies Bob	$400 [9] The flag of Barbados has 2 blue stripes, 1 yellow stripe & this symbol of Neptune the sea god a trident Gary	$400 [13] Mrs. George Burns might have felt at home in this famous New York City mayoral residence Gracie Mansion Carol
$500 [22] Upon receiving a Special Oscar in 1982, Barbara Stanwyck gave a tribute to this actor, her "Golden Boy" William Holden Carol	DD $1,500 [29] Champlain founded this city in 1608; 12 years later, it had only 60 people and showed little promise Quebec City Carol	$500 [19] In corporate income tax, it's the deduction allowed for exhaustible mineral deposits the oil depletion allowance Carol Gary	$500 [25] The leaves of the purple foxglove contain this powerful poison digitalis Bob Gary	$500 [15] The star on the Soviet Union's flag stands for this communism (the Communist Party) Bob	$500 [14] A magnificent Spanish or Portuguese nobleman of high social position a grandee Carol Gary

Double Jeopardy! Round

STATE CAPITALS	SICKNESS & HEALTH	COLORFUL PHRASES	WARS	FOOD	SPEAK OF THE DICKENS
$200 [24] This capital of Georgia is known as Dogwood City for its flowering trees Atlanta Carol	$200 [15] An increase in fluid pressure in this causes glaucoma the eye Bob Gary	$200 [11] As a bookkeeper can tell you, a business that's making money is in this the black Carol	$200 [1] It's also known as "The Late Unpleasantness", especially in the South the American Civil War Bob	$200 [6] It's pretty easy to open once you pierce the eyes & drain the milk a coconut Gary	$200 [12] The only tokens of this child's identity were a locket & a ring Oliver Twist Gary
$400 [26] This Montana city founded by prospectors in 1864 lies just east of the Continental Divide Helena Bob	$400 [20] Eating this part of a grain of cereal provides roughage in your diet the bran Carol	$400 [16] Though actually colorblind, an angry bull is said to do this see red Bob	$400 [2] In the 1840s 2 wars broke out between the British & the Sikhs in the Punjab region of this country India Gary	$400 [7] With equal amounts of flour, butter, sugar, & eggs, this cake makes for heavy eating pound cake Gary	$400 [13] The title of this Dickens work refers to tough living & working conditions in Coketown Hard Times
$600 [27] Its metropolitan area includes the towns of Englewood, Littleton & Aurora, among others Denver Carol Bob	$600 [21] It's not this insect, but a parasite transmitted by it that causes malaria a mosquito Gary	$600 [17] It describes an eloquent or persuasive speaker a silver-tongued orator Bob Gary	DD $800 [3] Turn of the century war that inspired the followingmarch:"I'm with you and you're with me, / And so we are all together, / So we are all together, / So we are all together, / Sing with me, I'll sing with you, / And so we will sing together, / As we march along. / We are marching to Pretoria, Pretoria, Pretoria" the Boer War Gary	$600 [8] Its leaves are used in salads & its roots are roasted & ground to make a coffee substitute chicory Gary	$600 [14] Out of luck & money in England, Martin Chuzzlewit left to try his fortune in this country America Gary
$800 [28] Founded in 1609 this Southwestern capital once served as the capital of a Spanish colony Santa Fe Gary	$800 [22] Some exposure to sunlight is necessary for the body to produce this vitamin vitamin D Bob	$800 [18] It's how Shakespeare described jealousy in "Othello" a green-eyed monster Carol	$800 [4] Tolstoy's "Sevastapol Sketches" are based on his experiences during this war the Crimean War Bob	$1,000 [10] The root of this plant yields the starchy substance known as tapioca manioc (or cassava) Bob	$800 [25] In different tales, Mr. Creakle & Mr. Squeers ran these schools Gary
—	$1,000 [23] Crystalline bodies made up mainly of cholesterol; they can also form in the bile duct gall stones Gary	$1,000 [19] From a French phrase, it's a person who exercises power behind the scenes or through another a grey eminence (éminence grise) Carol	$1,000 [5] In 1713 the Treaty of Utrecht ended the war named for this English queen Queen Anne Carol Bob	DD $1,500 [9] It's the only food product derived from the fruit of an orchid vanilla Gary	—

Final Jeopardy!

ELECTIONS

Of the 10 states Governor Dukakis won in the 1988 presidential election, this 1 has the most electoral votes

New York

Carol "What is New York?" — wagered $0

Gary "What is New York?" — wagered $3,200

Bob "What is New York?" — wagered $1,899

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