Show #2675 1996-03-29 Regular

Contestants

Gary Fulcomer — an Air Force attorney originally from Allentown, Pennsylvania

Susan Hoppe — a medical student originally from Woodbridge, Virginia

Judy Zellers — a homemaker from Mountain View, California (whose 1-day cash winnings total $5,900)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Judy	$2,100	$2,500	$5,700	$2,500 3rd place: Daniel Mink his & hers watches	$5,700 18 R, 1 W
Susan	$600	$600	$4,400	$4,300 2nd place: trip to Mexico City & Zihuatanejo, Mexico	$4,400 14 R, 5 W
Gary	$300	$2,600	$7,000	$11,500 New champion: $11,500	$7,800 19 R (including 2 DDs), 2 W (including 1 DD)

Jeopardy! Round

OLD TESTAMENT	TV CHARACTERS	LANGUAGES	SCULPTORS	SECTIONS	ODDS & ENDS
$100 [26] "And it came to pass afterward, that he loved a woman in the valley of Sorek, whose name was Delilah" Samson Gary	$100 [19] This "Addams Family" character usually entered a room with the words "You rang?" Lurch Judy	$100 [1] The click languages are non-Bantu languages mostly spoken in this continent's southern part Africa Susan	$100 [12] Michelangelo gave 2 sculptures, now in this Paris museum, to a family who cared for him during an illness the Louvre Judy	$100 [2] By 1990 1 in 4 U.S. babies was delivered by this procedure Cesarean section Judy	$100 [7] Until 1971 there were 240 of these in a British pound pence Judy Susan
$200 [27] He was a spry 600 when "the flood of waters was upon the earth" Noah Judy	$200 [20] On "The Beverly Hillbillies", this character was president of the Commerce Bank of Beverly Hills Mr. Drysdale Susan	$200 [16] When written, this official language differs very little from Austria to Switzerland German Gary	$200 [13] Gutzon Borglum, famous for sculpting this South Dakota monument, was a friend of Auguste Rodin Mount Rushmore Susan	$200 [3] The cheapest seats in a stadium are usually in this uncovered section beyond the outfield the bleachers Gary	$200 [8] In 1846 Maine banned the sale of this except for medicinal or industrial purposes alcohol Judy
$300 [28] 2 Chronicles 5 covers its installation in the temple the Ark of the Covenant Susan	$300 [21] Guy Williams won this Disney role because of his fencing ability Zorro Gary	$300 [17] In the 1930s this country began moving from Osmanli, or Ottoman, to a more indigenous language Turkey Susan	$300 [14] Thomas Crawford sculpted "Armed Freedom", the statue crowning the dome of this Washington building the Capitol Judy	$300 [4] Duncan & Ruby Red are varieties of this large fruit that has sections the grapefruit Susan	$300 [9] By a 1912 executive order, the diameter of each of these shall be .0616 the height of the U.S. flag the stars Gary
$400 [29] He patiently said, "Hast thou not poured me out as milk, and curdled me like cheese?" Job Gary	$400 [22] This character's sidekicks have included Ben Romero, Ed Jacobs, Frank Smith & Bill Gannon Sgt. Joe Friday Susan	DD $300 [24] The largest community of Scottish Gaelic speakers in North America is in this Canadian province Nova Scotia Gary	$400 [15] Edme Bouchardon's equestrian statue of Louis XV was destroyed during this 1789-1799 upheaval the French Revolution Judy	$400 [5] Section of an orchestra in which the tuba player sits the brass section Gary	$400 [10] This type of cloud is sometimes referred to as a thunderhead a cumulonimbus Judy Susan
$500 [30] The first book in the Hebrew Bible named for a specific person, though it's not certain he wrote it Joshua Gary	$500 [23] George Morgan played this "MAS*H" priest in the pilot episode, William Christopher in the series Father Mulcahy Gary	$400 [18] The 2 major Baltic-Finnic languages are Estonian & this one Finnish Judy Susan	$500 [25] This genius of the early Renaissance was born Donato di Niccolo di Betto Bardi circa 1386 Donatello Judy	$500 [6] Ultramicrotomes are used to cut very thin sections of tissue for viewing by these powerful microscopes electron microscopes Judy	$500 [11] It was the occupation of Charles Walgreen who opened his first store in 1901 a pharmacist Susan

Double Jeopardy! Round

19th CENTURY PERSONALITIES	WORLD CAPITALS	PLANTS & TREES	NONFICTION	EDUCATORS	MUSICALS' OPENING NUMBERS
$200 [16] Astronomer Giovanni Battista Donati discovered 6 of these tailed bodies; one is named for him a comet Judy	$200 [1] This city dates back to the founding of the Roman settlement of Londinium in 43 A.D. London Judy	$200 [21] This "Dutch" flower's name is from the Turkish for "turban" a tulip Gary	$200 [11] At his death in 1869, his "Thesaurus of English words and Phrases" had gone through 28 editions Roget Gary	$200 [6] This Black educator's own education was obtained at the Hampton Institute in Virginia, 1872-75 Booker T. Washington Susan	$200 [24] "Willkommen" Cabaret Judy
$400 [17] In 1813 he recaptured his hometown, Caracas, from the Spaniards (Simón) Bolívar Gary	$400 [2] This capital is located at the mouth of the Bou Regreg on Morocco's northwestern coast Rabat Susan	$400 [22] There are 2 species of the bristlecone type of this tree: Great Basin & Rocky Mountain a pine tree Gary	$400 [12] This comedienne offers some humorous observations in "Edith Ann: My Life, So Far" Lily Tomlin Gary	$400 [7] This Mass. educator & legislator was known as the "Father of American Public Education" (Horace) Mann Gary	$400 [25] "Once in the Highlands" Brigadoon Judy
DD $500 [18] Myra Bradwell, founder of the Chicago Legal News, got this famous woman's insanity verdict reversed in 1876 Mary Todd Lincoln Gary	$600 [3] Heroes' Square in this capital is a monument to the Magyar Conquest Budapest Susan	$600 [23] The prickly pear type of this plant is so named because its fruit is pear-shaped a cactus Judy	$600 [13] In 1973 this astronomer published his 1st book for general readership, "The Cosmic Connection" (Carl) Sagan Susan	DD $500 [8] In 1907 she opened her first children's house in a Rome slum (Maria) Montessori Gary	$600 [26] "Tradition" Fiddler on the Roof Gary
$800 [19] Appropriately, this Bohemian composer wrote his symphony "From the New World" while living in the U.S. Dvořák Judy	$800 [4] Most of the people in this Uruguayan capital are of European descent Montevideo Gary	$800 [27] Scientists divide the 450 species of this tree into 3 groups: white, red & ringed the oak tree Susan	$800 [14] Anthony Burgess' 1973 book "Joysprick" is a study of the language used by this Irish author James Joyce Judy	$800 [9] This former Secretary of Education chaired the National Endowment for the Humanities 1981-85 (William) Bennett Susan	$800 [29] "If a Girl Isn't Pretty" Funny Girl
$1,000 [20] Dingane became King of the Zulu after taking part in the 1828 murder of this half-brother Shaka	$1,000 [5] This city's railroad terminal was designed by Eliel Saarinen & completed in 1914 Helsinki	$1,000 [28] The Bracken species of this spore-bearing plant can be poisonous to livestock the fern	$1,000 [15] Drawn from personal papers, "Sword of San Jacinto" celebrates the life of this Texas statesman Houston Susan	$1,000 [10] Between 1836 & 1857, Truman & Smith Publishers of Cincinnati issued 6 of his "Eclectic Readers" McGuffey Gary	$1,000 [30] "I Hope I Get It" A Chorus Line Susan

Final Jeopardy!

POETS

In 1942 his collection of verse "Shakespeare in Harlem" appeared

Langston Hughes

Susan "Who is Frost?" — wagered $100

Judy "Who is" — wagered $3,200

Gary "Who is Hughes" — wagered $4,500

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