Show #138 1985-03-20 (taped 1984-12-05) Regular

Contestants

Gayle Pemberton — a college professor originally from St. Paul, Minnesota

Roger Golden — an attorney from Encino, California

Steve Grant — a sales consultant originally from Newton, Massachusetts (whose 1-day cash winnings total $7,500)

Scores

Player First Commercial End of Jeopardy! End of Double Jeopardy! Final Coryat
Steve $2,100 $3,600 $5,400 $10,700
2-day champion: $18,200
$7,200
26 R (including 1 DD), 7 W (including 2 DDs)
Roger $-700 $0 $-1,600 $-1,600
3rd place: Smith-Corona portable electronic typewriter
$-1,600
3 R, 4 W
Gayle $300 $1,300 $2,700 $5,399
2nd place: trip to Palm Springs + Jetzon radial tires
$2,700
12 R, 3 W

Jeopardy! Round

BODIES OF WATER LETTERS MOVIES 1983 FAIRY TALES SON OF WOOD
$100 [1]
The saltiest as well as the lowest body of water on Earth
the Dead Sea
Steve
$100 [19]
This vowel is 6th letter from the end of the alphabet
U
Gayle
$100 [6]
World premiere for "Gone with the Wind" was held in this city
Atlanta
Gayle
$100 [11]
Houston mayor Kathy Whitmire & actor Dustin Hoffman tied for 10th place on his worst-dressed women list
(Mr.) Blackwell
Steve Gayle
$100 [14]
In "Jack & the Beanstalk", what the ogre smelled
the blood of an Englishman
Steve
$100 [24]
Jed Clampett whiled away the hours with this hobby on his front porch
whittling
Steve
$200 [2]
The George Washington Bridge spans it
the Hudson River
Gayle
$200 [20]
A person's initials combined in one design
a monogram
Steve
$200 [7]
Ernst Stavro Blofeld, Oddjob & Dr. No
James Bond villains
Steve
$200 [12]
Newsweek ran these diaries one week & a "stern" rebuke the next
Hitler diaries
Steve
$200 [16]
Items other than porridge that Goldilocks sampled
beds (or chairs)
Gayle
$300 [3]
Rapid U.S. river which empties into Mexico's Gulf of California
the Colorado River
Steve
$300 [21]
Middle initial of silent star Francis Bushman
X
Steve
$300 [8]
Wall coating that WWII Oscars were "cast" in
plaster
Steve Roger
$300 [13]
'83 World Series champs
the Baltimore Orioles
Gayle
$300 [17]
James, a Shriner, or construction occupation of the 3rd little pig
a Mason
Steve Roger
$400 [4]
The sacred Ganges river flows into this bay
the Bay of Bengal
Steve Roger
$500 [23]
'84 Fall TV series with the shortest title
V
Steve Gayle
$400 [9]
Though best known as an actor, he directed "The Alamo" & "The Green Berets"
John Wayne
Steve
$400 [15]
In January he made news by resigning from the Joffrey Ballet
Ronald Reagan's son
Roger
$400 [18]
A statue of the 4 "town musicians", a dog, cat, rooster and donkey, stands in this German town
Bremen
$500 [5]
Lake Baikal, deepest in the world, is in this East Block country
the Soviet Union
Steve
DD $800 [22]
Word formed by the postal abbreviations of Delaware, Massachusetts & North Dakota
demand
Steve
$500 [10]
Movie that begins with Jane Fonda stripping out of her spacesuit while floating in air
Barbarella
Steve
$500 [25]
A Santa Monica jury ruled he was defrauded by companion Erin Fleming
Groucho Marx
Steve

Double Jeopardy! Round

WORLD WAR I GEOLOGY ISLANDS IN SONG POETRY STATE CAPITALS NUMBERS
$200 [2]
While Britain was preoccupied with the war, 1916 Easter Rebellion broke out there
Ireland
Gayle
$200 [1]
Seismology is the study of this
earthquakes
Gayle
$200 [15]
In his "farewell" to this island, Harry Belafonte's "heart was down, his head was turning around"
Jamaica
Roger
$200 [12]
"There is no joy in Mudville" because "mighty Casey" has done this
struck out
Steve
$200 [4]
The "Bluegrass Capital"
Frankfort
Steve Gayle
$200 [9]
"Clowns" in Jason Robards movie, or years in a millenium
1,000
Steve
$400 [3]
Feminine nickname of 2 famous German long-range guns
Big Bertha
Steve
$400 [16]
These limestone deposits rise from the ground of caves
stalagmites
Gayle
$400 [21]
Besides this, Rodgers & Hart "took the Bronx and Staten Island, too"
Manhattan
Steve
$400 [17]
What Ralph Waldo Emerson suggested you "hitch your wagon to"
a star
Gayle
$400 [5]
Oldest capital in U.S., today it's popular artist colony in the Southwest
Santa Fe, New Mexico
Steve
$400 [10]
In a perfect game of baseball, the pitcher faces this many batters
27
Steve
$600 [22]
In '69, The Ventures had a #4 hit with this theme of TV's longest continuous-running police show
"Hawaii Five-O"
Steve
$600 [18]
WWI poet Alan Seeger did indeed "have a rendezvous" with it
death
Steve Gayle
$600 [6]
Last capital on Mississippi before it empties into Gulf of Mexico
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Steve
$600 [11]
Dante constructed his epic "Divine Comedy" on this mystical number
3
Gayle
$800 [23]
Where Bertie Higgins "had it all just like Bogey & Bacall"
Key Largo
Gayle
$800 [19]
Lucasta was told "I could not love thee, dear, so much, loved I not" this more
honor
Roger
$800 [7]
Franklin made 1st proposal to unite colonies at this "Cradle of the Union" capital
Albany, New York
Steve
DD $800 [13]
According to the song, it's the number of girls singing this chorus:"Keep your mind on your driving, keep your hands on the wheel / Keep your snoopy eyes on the road ahead / We're having fun, sitting in the backseat / Kissing and a-hugging with Fred "
7
Steve
$1,000 [24]
"Twas on this island" that Billy Vaughn "found her"
the Isle of Capri
Steve
$1,000 [20]
Herrick suggests they "gather ye rosebuds while ye may"
the virgins
Roger
DD $1,400 [8]
It has more nat'l & regional headquarters of fed. agencies than any other city except Washington
Denver, Colorado
Steve
$1,000 [14]
Amount of pay raise the workers wanted in Broadway's "Pajama Game"
seven and a half cents (an hour)
Steve

Final Jeopardy!

U.S. PRESIDENTS

As result of 20th Amendment, his 2nd inauguration was the 1st to be held Jan. 20th, not March 4th

Franklin Delano Roosevelt

Gayle "Who was Franklin Roosevelt" — wagered $2,699
Steve "Who was F.D. Roosevelt" — wagered $5,300

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