Show #118 1985-02-20 (taped 1984-10-31) Regular

Missing clue 3 of the Double Jeopardy! Round.

Contestants

Laurie Reyen — a registered nurse from Santa Monica, California

Allen Galliart — a college chemistry professor from Tempe, Arizona

Jim Lewis — a student body president from Syracuse, New York (whose 1-day cash winnings total $3,199)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Jim	$900	$1,000	$8,200	$2,399 2nd place: Merillat modular shelving system	$7,200 22 R (including 1 DD), 5 W
Allen	$1,000	$1,900	$7,000	$2,000 3rd place: Vitamaster portable exerciser	$6,500 18 R (including 1 DD), 3 W
Laurie	$400	$1,600	$3,200	$3,199 New champion: $3,199	$3,200 12 R (including 1 DD), 7 W

Jeopardy! Round

KINGS & QUEENS	SPORTS	POTENT POTABLES	CITIES	ACTORS & ROLES	POTPOURRI
$100 [17] City whose hockey team fits this category Los Angeles Jim	$100 [1] Sporting event held in years 392 & 1896 but not in between the Olympics Jim	$100 [4] The grain from which sake wine is made rice Jim	$100 [18] It was America's 4th largest city when absorbed by New York in 1898 Brooklyn Jim Laurie	$100 [10] While Anthony Perkins was in New York, an unnamed person did this film's shower scene murder Psycho Allen	$100 [16] Location of the metatarsal arch the foot Jim
$200 [23] In '82, she changed the red "Queen of Hearts" into a gold hit record Juice Newton Jim Laurie	$200 [2] The "Tour de France" features these vehicles bicycles Jim	$200 [7] Though most today don't drink because of Muslim law, these people first discovered distillation the Arabs Jim Allen	$200 [19] The Russians renamed it Volgograd after a Soviet dictator was discredited Stalingrad Allen	$200 [12] She met Chevy Chase on "Vacation", but now spends her time with Billy Joel Christie Brinkley Jim	$200 [25] Color of the last & highest key on a piano white Allen Laurie
$300 [24] King Tut's tomb as well as many others have been found in this Egyptian area the Valley of the Kings Allen	$300 [3] Unusual characteristic of outfielder Pete Gray who played for the St. Louis Browns in 1945 having one arm Allen Laurie	$300 [8] Kosher wine company owned by Coca-Cola of New York Mogen David Allen	$300 [20] Once the "Paris of the Orient", it's now called Ho Chi Minh City Saigon Jim	$300 [13] His roles have included a palm tree pitcher, an out-of-towner & a good neighbor Jack Lemmon Allen Laurie	$300 [26] In song, they were asked to "come out tonight, come out tonight" Buffalo gals Jim Allen
—	$400 [5] Undefeated bare-knuckle boxing champ in 1880s, he lost his 1st fight with gloves (John L.) Sullivan Allen	$400 [9] Flavoring common to pernod, ouzo, & arak licorice (anise) Laurie	$400 [21] The Dutch built canals in this Indonesian capital they called Batavia Jakarta Jim	$400 [14] In film, he was "The Dresser" for Albert Finney's "Sir" Tom Courtenay Jim Laurie	$400 [27] Originally it was worn by both men & women, then just men, then only Roman citizens togas Laurie
—	$500 [6] Massachusetts holiday on which the Boston Marathon is run Patriots Day	$500 [11] Blended brandy that comes from a French district of the same name Cognac Jim	$500 [22] Kinshasa, capital of Zaire, was originally named this after a Belgian king Leopoldville Jim	DD $500 [15] On film & TV, they played Alice of "Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore" Ellen Burstyn and Linda Lavin Laurie	$500 [28] Symbol in common to the coat of arms of the Medici family & pawnshop signs three gold balls Jim Allen

Double Jeopardy! Round

GOVERNMENT	ANATOMY	ABBREVIATIONS	WORLD WAR II	THEATRE	11-LETTER WORDS
$200 [1] The president heads this branch of government the executive Jim	$200 [11] Straw-colored portion of the blood which stores longer than whole blood plasma Allen	$200 [17] A government department or a '63 Paul Newman film HUD Jim	$200 [5] Implicated in plot against Hitler, this "Desert Fox" committed suicide Rommel Allen Laurie	$200 [22] The opposite of a prologue an epilogue Allen	$200 [10] Algebra, calculus, or trigonometry mathematics Laurie
$400 [2] Dividing voting districts unfairly, named for Eldridge Gerry's salamander-shaped district gerrymandering Jim	$400 [12] Any of the bones which make up spinal column vertebrae Jim	$400 [23] What "OPEC" stands for Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries Jim Laurie	$400 [6] This country's forces captured Berlin in 1945 Russia Allen	$400 [25] At these, a director "blocks" actors creatively rehearsals Laurie	$400 [13] Commencement speech usually given by top student the valedictory Laurie
$600 [3] = a veto Jim	$600 [14] Blood enters it through renal artery, exits cleansed through renal vein the kidney Jim	$600 [24] From the Latin, it means "which was to be demonstrated" QED (quod erat demonstrandum) Allen	$800 [8] Eisenhower & MacArthur's superior during the war, he later arranged Europe's recovery plan (Gen. George) Marshall Jim	$600 [26] She met husband Elliott Gould during her Broadway debut in "I Can Get It For You Wholesale" Barbra Streisand Jim	$600 [15] Wild uproar or total tumult pandemonium Laurie
$800 [4] Long-winded senators use this practice of extended debates to block bills filibuster Allen	$800 [19] Hormone found in blood in large amounts during periods of fright or anger adrenaline Laurie	$800 [27] What "RDA" refers to on the side of your cereal box recommended daily allowance (or recommended dietary allowance) Allen Laurie	$1,000 [16] Leader of Yugoslav resistance forces (Marshal) Tito Allen	—	$800 [18] Not open, but secret, like Romeo & Juliet's love affair clandestine Laurie
DD $2,000 [9] Porcine term that describes unnecessary projects passed through Congress pork barrel Jim	$1,000 [20] Gland at the base of brain which regulates growth the pituitary Jim	$1,000 [28] If your car is delivered "F.O.B.", it comes this way free on board Allen	DD $1,100 [7] TV series using this Richard Rodgers theme:[Instrumental music plays] Victory at Sea Allen	—	$1,000 [21] From Ceylon's former name, it's gift for finding valuable things unexpectedly serendipity Laurie

Final Jeopardy!

TOYS & GAMES

The 2 spaces that adjoin Boardwalk in Monopoly

GO and Luxury Tax

Laurie "What are Atlantic + Go?" — wagered $1

Allen "What are Park Place and GO" — wagered $5,000

Jim "What are Park Place and GO?" — wagered $5,801

« Back to Games