Show #1546 1991-04-29 (taped 1991-02-19) Regular

Game entered from audiorecording.

Contestants

Kay Kipling — a journalist from Bradenton, Florida

Mike Lizanich — a distribution manager from Oakland, New Jersey

Phyllis Marks — a domestic engineer originally from Cleveland, Ohio (whose 2-day cash winnings total $12,099)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Phyllis	$1,100	$1,900	$6,700	$13,400 2nd place: trip to Las Vegas	$6,500 17 R (including 1 DD), 3 W
Mike	$-100	$1,400	$4,800	$5,100 3rd place: Sanyo stereo system + Nintendo Entertainment System	$4,800 16 R, 3 W
Kay	$200	$2,300	$8,500	$13,500 New champion: $13,500	$8,900 19 R (including 1 DD), 2 W (including 1 DD)

Jeopardy! Round

HAVE A "HART"	IN THE NEWS	SEWING	SPORTS RECORDS	WORLD HISTORY	WHALES
$100 [16] For years, this genial host said, "Good morning, America" David Hartman Kay	$100 [21] Germany agreed to send food stockpiled in Berlin for a Cold War crisis to this country Russia (Soviet Union) Mike	$100 [1] This line on a garment can be jewel, scoop, cowl or V a neckline Mike	$100 [2] The highest NBA game score was made when this Detroit team squeaked by the Denver Nuggets 186-184 the Detroit Pistons Mike	$100 [8] Sixtus was the seventh one of these, serving from about 115-125 a Pope Mike Kay	$100 [26] Captain Ahab could tell you the beluga whale is also known by this colorful name a white whale Phyllis Mike
$200 [17] The middle S in his name could have stood for "stone-faced silent star" William S. Hart Mike	$200 [22] Time reports after women demonstrated in Riyadh, this country formally banned them from driving Saudi Arabia Kay	$200 [4] 1 of 2 types of shears used to keep raw fabric edges from unraveling pinking shears (or scalloping shears) Phyllis	$200 [3] In the 1976 Indianapolis 500, it took Bobby Unser a record 4 seconds to make one of these a pit stop Phyllis Mike	$200 [9] A good lute player, in the 1500s he wrote Protestant hymns, as well as the "95 Theses" Martin Luther Kay	$200 [27] Term for when a whale jumps clear of the water & falls back with a big splash breaching
$300 [18] This playwright won a Tony for directing "My Fair Lady" on Broadway Moss Hart Kay	$300 [23] A colonel & 8 others were finally charged in the 1989 killing of 6 Jesuits in this country El Salvador Mike Kay	$300 [5] Sharps & betweens are 2 types of these used in sewing needles Phyllis	$300 [13] In this sport, participants doing delayed drops can travel at 625 miles per hour, a non-mechanical record skydiving	$400 [11] Term for the 5 men in charge during the French Revolution; you didn't dial 411 for their assistance the Directory (le Directoire)	$300 [28] This whale who swam into San Francisco Bay back in 1985 returned there in October 1990 Humphrey Kay
$400 [19] Due to its high shoulders, this African antelope's back slopes to the rear a hartebeest Kay	$400 [24] In 1990, Norplant became the first drug approved in the U.S. since the 1960s for this purpose birth control Phyllis	$400 [6] These fasteners come in chain & coil types zippers Phyllis	$400 [14] Over a 40-year career with the Bears, he won the most games of any NFL coach, 325 George Halas Mike	$500 [12] In Gaul, these Celtic priests led rebellions against the Romans the Druids Mike	—
$500 [20] She debuted as the blind girl in "A Patch of Blue" Elizabeth Hartman Kay	$500 [25] 2 days before Bush visited this South American country, President Menem put down a military revolt Argentina Mike	$500 [7] Some of these holding devices come with a bag of emery for sharpening, & some look like tomatoes pin cushions Kay	$500 [15] A record 10 million people are live spectators during the 3 weeks this event is run in Europe Tour de France Phyllis	DD $600 [10] Name shared by 2 kings of Portugal, 2 kings of the Two Sicilies, & 7 kings of Spain Ferdinand Kay	—

Double Jeopardy! Round

FICTIONAL CHARACTERS	SAINTS	SPACE EXPLORATION	OPERA	PEOPLE	WALES
$200 [7] The main character of this H.G. Wells novel is simply called "The Time Traveler" The Time Machine Mike	$200 [12] St. Barbara is said to protect people from this because her dad was struck by it after he killed her lightning Phyllis	$200 [26] Using laser reflectors left there 20 years ago, scientists have found it's receding from the Earth the Moon Phyllis	$200 [1] The English translation of this Strauss opera is "The Bat" (Die) Fledermaus Phyllis	$200 [2] Sydney, this "Little Tramp"'s son now runs a restaurant near Palm Springs, California Chaplin Mike	$200 [17] A Welsh symbol for hundreds of years, this fire-breathing creature appears on the flag of Wales a dragon Mike
$400 [8] The ghost shows him his former self when he was apprenticed to old Fezziwig Ebenezer Scrooge Mike	$400 [13] Edward the Confessor died a week after this abbey he built had been consecrated Westminster Abbey Phyllis	$400 [27] In 1965, Edward White did this 1st for the U.S. & it lasted 20 minutes, longer than the 1st American was in space a spacewalk Mike	$400 [22] This bride of Lammermoor & her love, Edgardo, wind up dead at the end of the opera Lucia Kay	$400 [3] Differences with the American Ballet Theatre management led to his resignation as artistic director in 1989 Baryshnikov Kay	$400 [18] This famous dish consists of melted cheese & butter served on toast Welsh rarebit Phyllis
$600 [9] Dr. Pangloss teaches this Voltaire hero that they live in the best of all possible worlds Candide Kay	$600 [14] St. Paul was present when this first Christian martyr was stoned, but he didn't throw any stones Stephen Kay	$600 [28] Sputnik 1 went up empty; Sputnik 2 had Laika, one of these, inside a dog Mike	$600 [23] A number of operas called Esmeralda are based on a novel by this Frenchman (Victor) Hugo Phyllis Kay	$600 [4] This chairman of the Federal Reserve Board was a close friend of philosopher Ayn Rand (Alan) Greenspan Phyllis	$600 [19] The name of this Welsh capital means "fort on the Taff River" Cardiff Mike
$800 [10] The people of Camelot called this Mark Twain title character "The Boss" A Connecticut Yankee Phyllis Kay	DD $1,000 [15] St. Rupert went to the old Roman town of Juvavum in Austria, opened salt mines, & renamed it this Salzburg Kay	$800 [29] In 1973, Owen Garriott spent 59 days aboard this Skylab Phyllis	DD $1,000 [24] Transformed into one of these insects, Gvidon takes flight in a Rimsky-Korsakov opera a bumblebee Phyllis	$800 [5] His first English-language album, "1100 Bel Air Place", sold over a million copies in 5 days Julio Iglesias Phyllis	$800 [20] In 1536, this Tudor king proclaimed the Act of Union, uniting Wales & England Henry VIII Mike
$1,000 [11] In this play, Katharina & Bianca are daughters of Baptista, a rich gentleman of Padua Taming of the Shrew Kay	$1,000 [16] This personal secretary to Pope Damasus translated the entire Bible into Latin St. Jerome	$1,000 [30] Named for a 16th c. explorer, on May 4, 1989, it became the 1st planetary mission launched from a shuttle Magellan Phyllis	$1,000 [25] Written for the opening of Prague's national theatre, his "Libuse" has been called "the Czech national opera" (Bedrich) Smetana Kay	$1,000 [6] Making fun of his folksy style, some called this 1940 presidential candidate "a simple barefoot Wall Street lawyer" Wendell Willkie Phyllis	$1,000 [21] Wordsworth wrote lines composed a few miles above this 12th century abbey in the county of Gwent Tintern Abbey Kay

Final Jeopardy!

WORLD POPULATION

The World Bank estimates that by the year 2100, this country will have more people than China

India

Mike "What is India?" — wagered $300

Phyllis "What is India?" — wagered $6,700

Kay "What is India?" — wagered $5,000

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