Show #333 1985-12-18 (taped 1985-08-20) Regular

Contestants

Ron Marriott — a student originally from Cupertino, California

Jon Lindsey — an attorney from New York City

Denise Nielsen — a teacher from Thousand Oaks, California (whose 1-day cash winnings total $8,399)

Scores

Player First Commercial End of Jeopardy! End of Double Jeopardy! Final Coryat
Denise $200 $1,000 $4,400 $1
3rd place: Panasonic compact disc player
$3,000
9 R (including 1 DD), 1 W
Jon $1,500 $2,500 $6,900 $2,900
2nd place: trip on Eastern to San Francisco & stay at the Holiday Lodge
$6,900
19 R, 1 W
Ron $1,800 $2,400 $5,400 $8,801
New champion: $8,801
$3,800
14 R (including 2 DDs), 3 W

Jeopardy! Round

THE '50s THREESOMES GUINNESS RECORDS ANIMALS SUPERSTITIONS STARTS WITH "REC"
$100 [2]
You wore them to watch the "deepies"
3-D glasses
Jon
$100 [11]
At railroad crossings we should stop, look, & do this
listen
Ron
$100 [18]
Steven Petrosino drank a liter of this brew in 1.3 seconds
beer
Ron
$100 [26]
This kind of bear is actually yellowish, not pure white
a polar bear
Ron
$100 [16]
In England, this color cat walking toward you isgoodluck
black
Jon
$100 [1]
1 cup flour,2 eggs, &1 stick butter
a recipe
Ron
$300 [8]
Famous mountain climber who spent '57 & '58 crossing Antarctica
(Edmund) Hillary
Jon
$200 [12]
Joe De Rita, Joe Besser, Jerome Howard,& Shemp Howard all were 3rd member of this group
The Three Stooges
Jon
$200 [19]
Aaron Marshall took one of these for 336 hours
a shower
Denise
$200 [27]
The only great ape that hunts is the smallest of the great apes
chimpanzees
Ron
$200 [17]
Before an opening, it's bad luck to wish an actor this
good luck
Ron
$200 [3]
This job entails answering phones, greeting clients, & shielding the boss from pushy salesmen
a receptionist
Denise
$400 [9]
Clergyman who rose to fame by pushing "The Power of Positive Thinking" in '52
Norman Vincent Peale
Jon
$300 [13]
"Tom Dooley" was their only #1 hit
The Kingston Trio
Denise
$300 [20]
Waiter Roger Bourban ran a marathon in less than 3 hours carrying this
a tray with a wine bottle
Denise Ron
$300 [28]
Animal that introduced the word "jumbo" to the English language
an elephant
Jon
$300 [23]
A ladder with an even number of these will cause climbers to trip or fall
rungs
Ron
$300 [4]
Howard Hughes or Greta Garbo, for example
a recluse
Jon
$500 [10]
In the '50s it became the 1st atomic sub launched & 1st to sail under the North Pole
the Nautilus
Ron
$400 [14]
TV's Superman fought "a never ending battle" for these
truth, justice & the American way
Ron
$400 [21]
Jim "The Mouth" Purol smoked 40 of these all at once
cigar
Jon
$400 [24]
Biting the head off the 1st of these insects fluttering about in spring makes for a lucky year
a butterfly
Denise
$400 [5]
This show is little Gary's big chance to show off his singing lessons to Auntie Barbara
a recital
Jon
DD $600 [7]
Series introduced by this Gounod piece:[Instrument music plays.]
Alfred Hitchcock Presents
Ron
$500 [15]
Largest American maker of "quality" men's suits
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Jon
$500 [22]
Thomas Hunt "ran" 50 meters in 18.4 seconds this way
on his hands
Jon
$500 [25]
If you carry the heart of this amphibian in your pocket, you can steal & not get caught
a toad
$500 [6]
The house in which an Episcopal minister lives
a rectory
Ron

Double Jeopardy! Round

THE ROMAN EMPIRE BASEBALL MUSIC FASHION DESIGNERS PROVERBS UNREAL ESTATE
$200 [26]
Caesar said "The die is cast", upon crossing this river
the Rubicon
Jon
$200 [1]
He played for the Chicago Cubs & Brooklyn Dodgers before becoming TV's "Rifleman"
Chuck Connors
Denise
$200 [8]
Style abbreviated "R&B"
rhythm & blues
Jon
$200 [17]
In TV commercials, Brooke Shields claimed nothing came between her & his jeans
Calvin Klein
Denise
$200 [6]
A variation of this is "4 eyes see more than 2"
two heads are better than one
Jon
$200 [9]
Plato placed this "lost continent" in the ocean west of Gibraltar
Atlantis
Jon
$400 [2]
He's chairman of American Ship Building as well as N.Y. Yankees' owner
George Steinbrenner
Denise
$400 [12]
This composer's 2-movement symphony is always performed in its "Unfinished" state
Schubert
Jon
$400 [18]
This American designer went from pillbox hat in '60s to Penney's ready-to-wear in '80s
Halston
Denise
$400 [7]
A modern proverb says, "The opera isn't over till" she sings
the fat lady
Ron
$400 [10]
Antoine de Saint-Exupery hero who watered the only rose on asteroid B-612
the Little Prince
Jon
$600 [3]
With earnings est. at $2,130,000, this Phillies' slugger was highest paid player for '85 season
Mike Schmidt
Ron
$600 [22]
The human voice, the bagpipe, & the clarinet are part of this instrument family
the reeds
Ron
$600 [19]
Schiaparelli's perfume was "shocking", her autobiography "Shocking Life", & her color trademark, this
shocking pink
$600 [14]
Proverbially, "silence is golden", but this "is silver"
speech
$600 [11]
Legendary city of gold described by Voltaire in "Candide"
El Dorado
Ron
$1,000 [5]
Announcer who applied word "rhubarb" from name of fictional cat to a disturbance on the field
Red Barber
Jon
$1,000 [24]
U. of Rochester's school of music, it's named after photography giant who originally funded it
the Eastman
Jon
$800 [20]
The theme song for this '80s "Omo" designer could be "Put Your Head On My Shoulder Pad"
Norma Kamali
$800 [15]
Every hill has its valley, every tide has this
ebb
Jon
$800 [13]
Term for wild uproar, it's the capital of hell in "Paradise Lost"
pandemonium
DD $2,000 [4]
2 of 5 original members of Baseball Hall of Fame
(2 of) Babe Ruth, Ty Cobb (Honus Wagner, Walter Johnson or Christy Mathewson)
Ron
DD $2,200 [23]
1886 hit whose title came from remark by minstrel seeing kids setting fire in Old Town, La.
"A Hot Time In The Old Town Tonight"
Denise
$1,000 [21]
Double F signature of this female family firm is featured on finest in Italian furs & bags
Fendi
$1,000 [16]
This proverb refers to a former penalty for sheep stealing
one might as well be hanged for stealing a sheep as a lamb
$1,000 [25]
C.S. Lewis' magical land, sometimes reached thru an opening behind old coats hung in a wardrobe
Narnia

Final Jeopardy!

RECENT HISTORY

Total number of men who have been U.S. President during the current British monarch's rule

8

Denise "What is 7?" — wagered $4,399
Ron "What is 8?" — wagered $3,401
Jon "What is seven?" — wagered $4,000

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