Show #108 1985-02-06 (taped 1984-10-24) Regular

Missing introductions.

Contestants

Alan Cook — a senior chief petty officer from San Diego, California

Paul Simione — from Girard, Ohio

Gail Abrahamson — from Texarkana, Arkansas

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Gail	$300	$1,600	$2,800	$1,800 2nd place: Sunray range + Vintner Cork Master	$2,700 12 R (including 2 DDs), 5 W
Paul	$500	$500	$-300	$-300 3rd place: Vitamaster his & hers exercise bikes	$-300 11 R, 6 W
Alan	$-300	$800	$1,800	$3,599 New champion: $3,599	$3,000 14 R, 9 W (including 1 DD)

Jeopardy! Round

GREAT ROMANCES	DANCE	FAMOUS QUOTES	MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS	JOHNSONS
$100 [1] "Bum" boyfriend of Disney's "Lady" the Tramp Paul Alan	$100 [11] "Missouri" & "Tennessee" tunes danced to ¾ time waltzes Gail	$100 [2] "The quick brown fox" jumps over this passive pooch the lazy dog Alan	$100 [17] Goodman's "licorice stick" a clarinet Paul	$100 [7] Boswell's bosom buddy Dr. Samuel Johnson Gail
$200 [4] Lovers caught in the cross fire of Montague & Capulet feud Romeo & Juliet Gail	$200 [22] Slang for shoeless teen dance held in the gym a sock hop Paul	$200 [3] According to Kipling, if "east is east & west is west," when the "twain shall meet" never Gail	$200 [18] Afro-Cuban "skins" that kept the beat for beatnik poetry bongos Paul	$200 [8] Femme fatale of "Blame It on Rio" who's seen this season aboard "The Love Boat" Michelle Johnson Paul
$300 [5] After the death of his sweetheart, Ann Rutledge, he married Mary Todd Abraham Lincoln Paul	$300 [23] Handheld covers that spanned Sally Rand fans Gail	$300 [6] To the N.E.A.'s dismay, Shaw said, "he who can, does; he who cannot," does this teach Paul Alan	$300 [19] Percussive "plates" that serve up a din cymbals Paul	$300 [13] Nickname given to '49er Gary Johnson that describes his huge appendages "Big Hands" Alan
$400 [12] According to mythology, Narcissus' greatest love himself Paul Alan	DD $500 [24] Title dance done to this catchy tune:[Instrumental music plays] a Charleston Gail	$400 [9] Indian blooded humorist whose ancestors weren't on the Mayflower, but "met 'em at the boat" Will Rogers	$400 [20] Traditionally made of an animal's bladder, it accompanies the Highland Fling a bagpipe Alan	$400 [14] Cowboy character actor who won supporting Oscar for "The Last Picture Show" Ben Johnson Gail Paul
$500 [15] In the early '50s, actress censured for her affair with Roberto Rossellini Ingrid Bergman Alan	—	$500 [10] He said "all reactionaries are paper tigers" Chairman Mao	$500 [21] Indian instrument popularized by George Harrison on the Sgt. Pepper album a sitar Gail	$500 [16] Swooning '40s girls gave this "Boy Next Door" the title "The Voiceless Sinatra" Van Johnson Gail Alan

Double Jeopardy! Round

THE '30S	INVENTIONS	NATURAL DISASTERS	THE OSCARS	ANIMALS	THE BIBLE
$200 [1] When completed in 1936, the Hoover Dam was called this the Boulder Dam Alan	$200 [13] Many dimmed their lights in tribute on the day this inventor was buried Edison Alan	$200 [5] Intense small cyclone that blew Dorothy to the Land of Oz a tornado Paul	$200 [3] She won as 1 of "Two Women" Sophia Loren Gail	$200 [15] Element supplied by plants for fish in an aquarium oxygen Paul	$200 [23] Samson slew 1,000 Philistines with it the jawbone of an ass Paul
$400 [2] "Professor" of the Kollege of Musical Knowledge Kay Kyser Gail	$400 [14] Among utensils in standard place setting, the most recently invented a fork Paul Alan	$400 [6] Volcanoes were named for this Roman god of fire Vulcan Paul Alan	$400 [4] Acting Oscar not given until 1936 Best Supporting Actor Paul Alan	$400 [16] The peregrine, the world's fastest animal, is this bird of prey a falcon Alan	—
$800 [11] In '33, Joe Zangara killed Chicago's mayor Cermak, but missed this main target Franklin Delano Roosevelt	$600 [17] For his corn harvester, Henry Blair was the 1st Black to receive one a patent Alan	$600 [7] The point of origin of an earthquake the epicenter Alan	$600 [19] Of John, Ethel & Lionel, the one who didnotwin an Academy Award John Barrymore Gail Alan	$600 [24] While the octopus has 8 arms, the squid has this many 10 Gail Alan	—
$1,000 [12] Depression agency that served as patron of the arts the WPA (Works Progress Administration)	$800 [18] President who invented the swivel chair & lap desk (Thomas) Jefferson Gail Alan	$800 [8] Phenomenon known as "the white death" an avalanche Gail Alan	$800 [21] Though she captured 2, younger sister Joan Fontaine won before her for "Suspicion" Olivia de Havilland Gail	$800 [25] Ursine animal with fur on the soles of its feet for warmth & traction on ice a polar bear Alan	—
DD $1,200 [10] The 1st country to be occupied by Nazi Germany Austria Alan	$1,000 [20] 1st known photo of a living person was taken by him on a Paris street in 1839 Louis Daguerre	$1,000 [9] The tallest, New Zealand's "Waimanga", killed 4 when it last erupted in 1917 a geyser Paul Alan	DD $1,000 [22] This adventure movie won in '35, but its remake lost in '62 Mutiny on the Bounty Gail	$1,000 [26] Although one of the smallest primates, they can be "lion" as well as "pygmy" marmosets	—

Final Jeopardy!

U.S. STATES

State with the smallest population

Alaska

Alan "What isRhode IsAlaska" — wagered $1,799

Gail "What is Rhode Island" — wagered $1,000

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