Show #534 1986-12-25 (taped 1986-10-01) Regular

Contestants

Mary Ann Seawell — a writer from Menlo Park, California

Sue Chepikian — a consultant from Van Nuys, California

Frank Ford — a teacher from Santa Monica, California (whose 1-day cash winnings total $3,900)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Frank	$1,400	$2,500	$6,200	$11,500 2-day champion: $15,400	$6,500 21 R (including 2 DDs), 4 W
Sue	$-100	$2,100	$2,900	$0 3rd place: Emerson 25" TV	$2,800 14 R (including 1 DD), 3 W
Mary Ann	$1,100	$2,500	$5,700	$11,400 2nd place: trip on Western to Puerta Vallarta, Mexico & stay at Villa Del Mar Resort	$5,700 14 R, 0 W

Jeopardy! Round

BIRDS OF AMERICA	COMMERCIALS	MOVIES ON THE MAP	LETTER PERFECT	SHAKESPEAREAN TRIVIA	ODD COUPLES
$100 [26] Haitian-born illustrator whose best known work is "The Birds of America" Audubon Frank	$100 [21] This "first son" asked "Do you know me?" in recent American Express ad Ronald Reagan's son Sue	$100 [1] Robert Altman mixed country music & politics in this 1975 film set in Tennessee Nashville Mary Ann	$100 [16] In title of popular comic strip, letter which precedes "C." B Mary Ann	$100 [6] When their plays end, Coriolanus, Timon of Athens& Richard III are all in this condition dead Mary Ann	$100 [9] LBJ's first lady, & a first round draft choice of the LA. Lakers Lady Bird & Magic Johnson Frank
$200 [27] One of the fiercest of all birds is "great horned" variety of this the owl Sue	$200 [22] Breakfast cereal with "the unsinkable taste" Cheerios Sue	$200 [2] The city shakes & Jeanette MacDonald sings in this 1936 tale of the Barbary Coast San Francisco Mary Ann	$200 [17] Letter paired with "L" to denote the next clothing size up X Sue	$200 [7] Called Joan la Pucelle in "Henry VI, Part I", she was better known by this name Joan of Arc Sue	$200 [12] He founded the Round Table; she's one of "The Golden Girls" King Arthur & Bea Arthur Frank
$300 [28] In New England, "a partridge in a pear tree" would actually refer to the ruffed species of this bird a grouse Frank	DD $400 [23] Theywent to New York in the summer of '86 to do market research: Bartles & Jaymes Sue	$300 [3] Terry Gilliam's 1985 totalitarian fantasy, it's not set in the country of its title Brazil Frank	$300 [18] In Gershwin title, letter which precedes "Wonderful" S Mary Ann	$300 [8] Of Jacques de Boys, Jacques d'Amboise or Jacques Cousteau, a son of Rowland in "As You Like It" Jacques de Boys Sue Mary Ann	$300 [13] Bullitt &the maid at Tara Steve McQueen & Butterfly McQueen Sue
—	$400 [24] Coke spokes"man" whose name came from an overpass warning in a British garage Max Headroom Frank Sue	$400 [4] Memorably, down-at-the-heels screenwriter Joe Gillis met a silent siren at her home, 10086 on this street Sunset Boulevard Mary Ann	$400 [19] Compass direction letter of the good witch Dorothy met in "The Wizard of Oz" N Sue	$400 [10] All of "Macbeth" is set in Scotland except for a single scene in this country England	$400 [14] The Splendid Splinter & The Million Dollar Mermaid Ted Williams & Esther Williams Frank
—	$500 [25] 1st line of jingle whose 2nd line is "America is asking you to call" See the USA in your Chevrolet Frank	$500 [5] 1954 MGM musical fantasy that qualifies for this category every hundred years Brigadoon Frank	$500 [20] To a chef this movie rating would denote far from well done R Mary Ann	$500 [11] According to "Hamlet"s cast list, she's the daughter of the "Principal Secretary of State" Ophelia Frank	$500 [15] The 19th president & the first lady--not his, the American theater's Rutherford B. & Helen Hayes Mary Ann

Double Jeopardy! Round

AMERICAN HISTORY	FICTIONAL CHARACTERS	GOLDEN OLDIES	BASEBALL	MONARCHS	"T" TIME
$200 [21] At 1 time Alabama's state capitol building also served as capitol of this the Confederacy Mary Ann	$200 [6] Shaw character Barbara Undershaft holds this rank in the Salvation Army major Sue	$200 [25] Warner Bros. Music Publishing lists 190 versions recorded by other artists of this Bob Dylan hit "Blowin' In The Wind" Frank	$200 [11] Position in the batting order of a player hitting "clean-up" 4th Frank	$200 [16] When he concluded she was past childbearing age, Napoleon felt it necessary to divorce her Josephine Frank	$200 [1] From Latin "to cover", the garment used by Roman senators to cover themselves a toga Frank
$400 [22] "A 2nd paradise" is how this pioneer settler described Kentucky Daniel Boone Frank	$400 [7] City in which Holly Golightly searched for her identity New York Sue	$400 [26] Chuck Berry wrote "It's gotta be" this "if you want to dance with me" rock & roll Sue	$400 [12] This team holds the record for winning the most World Series in just 4 games the New York Yankees Frank	$400 [17] Ruler under whom England defeated the Spanish Armada Queen Elizabeth I Frank Mary Ann	$400 [2] Middle French diminutive for "tower", it's the revolving tower on a tank a turret Sue
$600 [23] 1835 declaration of the people of this state began, "Whereas Gen. Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna..." Texas Frank	$600 [8] First name shared by Captains Hook & Kirk James Frank Sue	$600 [27] Season in which "California Dreamin'" is set winter Sue	$600 [13] Both Bert Campaneris & Cesar Tovar have played this many positions in a single game 9 Frank	$600 [18] Umberto II, a notorious playboy, reigned for about a month in 1946 at this country's last king Italy Frank	$600 [3] What you lack when you tell a woman that horizontal stripes make her look fat tact Sue
DD $600 [24] Lincoln debated Douglas in a contest for this office senator from Illinois Frank	$800 [9] In 1912 Thomas Mann novella, Gustav von Aschenbach is killed by an epidemic in this city Venice Mary Ann	$800 [28] Used in the film "Witness", this 1960 Sam Cooke hit has witnessed a revival "Wonderful World"	DD $700 [14] The 3 categories that make up the batting "Triple Crown" runs batted in, home runs & batting average Frank	$800 [19] Before becoming German kaiser in 1871, Wilhelm I had been king of this country Prussia Mary Ann	$800 [4] A fancy way of saying 60 threescore
—	$1,000 [10] In this Dickens tale, Mr. Wackford Squeers is the vulgar schoolmaster of Dotheboys Hall Nicholas Nickleby Frank	—	$1,000 [15] For a single season, it's the 56 hit by Hack Wilson in 1930 the National League record for home runs Frank	$1,000 [20] "It's hard for a king to find a job," Michael, ex-king of this eastern European nation, supposedly said Romania	$1,000 [5] Medicinal therapeutic Mary Ann

Final Jeopardy!

WORLD CAPITALS

2 of the 3 European capitals on the banks of the Danube

(2 of) Vienna, Budapest or Belgrade

Sue "What are Bonn & Budapest" — wagered $2,900

Mary Ann "What are Vienna + Budapest?)" — wagered $5,700

Frank "What are Budapest and Vienna?" — wagered $5,300

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