Show #55 1984-11-23 (taped 1984-09-11) Regular

Game entered from audiorecording. Missing prizes.

Contestants

Dave Keith — an Army National Guard recruiter originally from Montague, Michigan

Lisa Willoughby — a sales manager from Marina del Rey, California

Richard Landon — a restaurant manager from Santa Cruz, California (whose 2-day cash winnings total $17,400)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Richard	$1,300	$1,800	$5,800	$10,000 3-day champion: $27,400	$5,800 20 R, 6 W
Lisa	$-400	$500	$4,700	$9,395 2nd place	$4,700 19 R, 5 W
David	$300	$1,000	$5,000	$4,900 3rd place	$4,200 12 R (including 3 DDs), 3 W

Jeopardy! Round

ANIMALS	ENGLISH EDIBLES	GAMES	RELIGION	TV TRIVIA	GOOD AS GOLD
$100 [1] The babies of elephants, whales & cows calves Lisa	$100 [20] In London, a Wimpy with everything a hamburger Richard	$100 [7] The number opposite 2 on a die 5 David	$100 [22] At Christmas its officers conduct street corner collections the Salvation Army Lisa	$100 [2] It was thrown into the Minneapolis air by Mary Tyler Moore at the opening of her show her hat Richard	$100 [11] Movie producer whose original name was Schmuel Gelbfisz Samuel Goldwyn Richard
$200 [3] They travel in gaggles geese Richard	$200 [21] Using this British term the piano player might have been called "Swiss Roll" Morton a jelly roll Lisa	$200 [8] He takes a wife, who takes a child, who takes a nurse, etc. the farmer in the dell Lisa	$200 [23] Vow of sexual abstinence taken by Catholic priests & nuns celibacy Richard David	$200 [9] He married Miss Vicki on "The Tonight Show" in 1969 Tiny Tim Richard	$200 [12] He carried only Arizona & the southern states in the '64 election Barry Goldwater Richard
$300 [4] In Siberia freezing preserved 50,000 year old steak from this extinct mammal a mammoth Richard Lisa	—	$300 [10] It's the largest bill in Monopoly $500 Lisa	DD $200 [25] Composer of this inspiring chorus:"Hallelujah Hallelujah Hallelujah Hallelujah Hallelujah..." Wagner David	$300 [16] "Three's Company" spinoff that centered around the landlord & his wife The Ropers Lisa	$300 [13] Star of Steven Spielberg's 1st theatrical feature "The Sugarland Express" Goldie Hawn Richard
$400 [5] Animal a hippophobe fears a horse Lisa David	—	$400 [19] The end person on this team called an anchor, really pulls his weight a tug-of-war Richard Lisa David	$300 [24] Book of the Bible in which Moses makes his exit from Egypt the Exodus David	$400 [17] His cover was greeting card salesman when he wasn't a secret agent Maxwell Smart Lisa	$400 [14] Milwaukee school teacher, she immigrated to Palestine & began political career Golda Meir Richard David
$500 [6] Tallest dog used in Ireland to hunt wolves & elk an Irish Wolfhound Richard	—	—	$500 [26] Diabolical leader of the doomed People's Temple Jim Jones Richard	$500 [18] Longest-running soap opera on television, it premiered Sept. 3, 1951 Search for Tomorrow Richard Lisa	$500 [15] Singer who recorded "Watching Scotty Grow" but saw "Honey" become a bigger hit Bobby Goldsboro Lisa

Double Jeopardy! Round

WORLD HISTORY	WEAPONS	MATH PROBLEMS	WOMEN	PROVERBS	CZECH, PLEASE
$200 [2] In 1980 Iraq invaded this country Iran Lisa	$200 [12] Used by Dennis the Menace or David the slayer a slingshot Lisa	$200 [23] 60 nickels equals this many dollars 3 Lisa	$200 [1] Popular term for the president's wife the first lady David	$200 [13] They flock together birds of a feather Lisa	$200 [8] Cultural center of Holy Roman Empire; today Czechoslovakia's capital Prague Richard David
$400 [5] This Civil War was fought from 1936-39 the Spanish Civil War Lisa	$400 [16] Odd weapon for Odd Job a hat Richard	$400 [27] Area of a rectangle 6 feet by 9 feet 54 feet Lisa	$400 [3] Donna Reed's role on "Dallas" Miss Ellie Lisa	$400 [14] A single decomposed Granny Smith destroys the entire keg one bad apple spoils the whole bunch Lisa	$400 [15] Blue boundary between Slovakia and Hungary the Danube David
DD $400 [9] 50,000 youngsters were lost on this disastrous military campaign in 1212 the Children's Crusade David	$600 [17] A hatchet, it's said, but not proven, Indians buried it for peace a tomahawk Richard	$600 [28] At 50 miles per hour, length of time it takes to go 225 miles 4 1/2 hours David	$600 [4] FDR made Frances Perkins the 1st women member of this the Cabinet Richard	$600 [24] The worth of an ounce of prevention a pound of cure Richard	$600 [20] Shared occupation of Smetana, Janacek & Dvorak composers Richard David
$800 [10] He was Roman emperor when Christ was born Augustus Caesar Richard	$800 [18] They were designed to destroy submarines by shock waves depth charges David	DD $2,000 [29] The smaller of a 5 gallon water bottle or a 20 liter gas tank the 5 gallon water bottle David	$800 [6] Cover Girl golfer from the land down under Jan Stephenson Lisa	$800 [25] Only Shakespeare play title that's a proverb All's Well That Ends Well Richard	$800 [21] Karel Capek's work "R.U.R." introduced this word for mechanical men meaning "work" robots Richard
$1,000 [11] The 1928 Kellogg-Briand Pact outlawed this war Richard	$1,000 [19] The extras in operas spear carriers Richard Lisa	—	$1,000 [7] In 1916 she opened the 1st birth control clinic Margaret Sanger Lisa	$1,000 [26] Proverb that was changed for title of '73 Bond film live and let live Lisa	$1,000 [22] Girl from Laurel & Hardy film based on Balfe's opera comes from here Bohemia Richard

Final Jeopardy!

THE OSCARS

In 1971 & 1973, these 2 Best Actors refused the Oscars they had won

Marlon Brando & George C. Scott

Lisa "Who are Brando & George C. Scott?" — wagered $4,695

David "Who were Jane Fonda &" — wagered $100

Richard "Who are Marlon Brando & George C. Scott?" — wagered $4,200

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