Show #2658 1996-03-06 Regular

Contestants

Carolyn Christian — a foreign service officer stationed at Jakarta, Indonesia

David Radulski — an environmental investment banker from Washington, D.C.

Tom Wheeler — a stock options trader from Dallas, Texas (whose 1-day cash winnings total $14,001)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Tom	$-200	$700	$8,400	$5,399 3rd place: Michael C. Fina crystal decanter & goblets	$8,700 21 R (including 1 DD), 4 W (including 1 DD)
David	$600	$800	$4,400	$8,600 2nd place: David Winter + Thomas Kinkade artworks	$4,400 16 R, 5 W
Carolyn	$1,200	$3,100	$5,700	$11,400 New champion: $11,400	$5,700 16 R (including 1 DD), 2 W

Jeopardy! Round

THE BIBLE	PRESIDENTIAL PASTIMES	BUSINESS & INDUSTRY	GAME BIRDS	TRAVEL CANADA	2-LETTER WORDS
$100 [26] This wise king had "four thousand stalls for horses and chariots, and twelve thousand horsemen" Solomon Tom	$100 [12] The Benjamin Harrisons liked to go into the basement & "rack up" a few games of this billiards Carolyn	$100 [1] On this holiday in 1995, Air South gave out free tickets to people named Candy, Goblin, Trick or Pumpkin Halloween Tom	$100 [6] The wild toms of these large game birds can fly; domestic ones can't turkeys Tom	$100 [8] Just for laughs, you might want to attend the Just For Laughs comedy festival in this Quebec city Montreal Carolyn	$100 [17] Pass this in Monopoly & collect $200 GO David
$200 [27] "Mocked of the wise men", he "slew all the children that were in Bethlehem" Herod (the Great) Tom	$200 [13] Taft, a fan of this sport, was the first president to start its season with a ceremonial toss baseball David	$200 [2] This cranberry drink maker sponsors the Jaws attraction at Universal Studios Ocean Spray David	$200 [7] A traditional holiday bird in Europe, a group of them is a gaggle geese David	$200 [9] The enormous West Edmonton Mall in this province boasts live dolphin shows & a submarine ride Alberta Carolyn	$200 [18] According to Freud, this part of the mind is motivated by the pleasure principle the id Tom
$300 [28] In Numbers this leader sent men to spy on Canaan & to bring back fruit Moses	$300 [14] The hobby of this '70s president, spectators beware, was golf Gerald Ford Tom	$300 [3] This mail order man's initials stand for Leon Leonwood L.L. Bean Carolyn	$300 [11] The French have a special press device to squeeze the juice out of this game bird duck David	$300 [10] Lobster suppers are a highlight of the Summerside Lobster Carnival in this small island province Prince Edward Island Tom David	$300 [19] It can refer to a bovine draft animal or to a dumb, clumsy fellow an ox David
$400 [29] Jesus asked this disciple to join him, & he also walked on the water Peter Carolyn	$400 [15] Calvin Coolidge liked to do this 11 hours a day nap (or sleep) David	$400 [4] The Putterman family are the spokespeople for this battery brand Duracell Tom David	$400 [22] Term for a young pigeon; it should be about 4 weeks old & weigh less than 16 ounces a squab David	$400 [24] Sightseers in this Manitoba capital may ride the Prairie Dog Central, a restored 1900 steam train Winnipeg Tom	$400 [20] It's often approximated as 22/7 pi David
$500 [30] Saul became so angry at this son that he hurled a javelin at him Jonathan Carolyn	$500 [16] Woodrow Wilson had the patience to play the Canfield version of this card game solitaire David Carolyn	DD $500 [5] Bennett Cerf & Donald Klopfer's publishing house printed luxury editions of books chosen this way, hence its name (at) random Carolyn	$500 [23] They nest on the ground, prefer walking to flying & fit in a "Foods That Begin with 'Q'" category quail Carolyn	$500 [25] A statue of Mac the Moose greets visitors to Moose Jaw in this Prairie province Saskatchewan David Carolyn	$500 [21] This Sanskrit syllable intoned as part of a mantra means "yes, so be it" om Carolyn

Double Jeopardy! Round

SCIENCE	MONEY	AMERICAN LITERATURE	CULINARY TERMS	THE 1590s	DENZEL WASHINGTON FILMS
$200 [16] In an atom these elementary particles spin around the nucleus electrons Tom	$200 [1] This term for the obverse side of a coin obviously came from the portrait found on it heads David	$200 [21] "Jo's Boys" was her second sequel to "Little Women" Louisa May Alcott Carolyn	$200 [22] In America the clarified type of this substance is the equivalent of the ghee of India butter Tom	$200 [6] This Japanese city on which an atomic bomb was dropped Aug. 6, 1945 was founded in 1593 around a castle Hiroshima Carolyn	$200 [11] Denzel locked horns with Gene Hackman in this 1995 sub standard Crimson Tide Carolyn
$400 [17] It's the part of an airplane on which you'd find the aileron the wing Tom David Carolyn	$400 [2] In France 100 centimes equal 1 franc; in Italy, 100 centesimi make 1 of these a lira David	$400 [24] "George's Mother" is a lesser-known novel by this author of "The Red Badge of Courage" (Stephen) Crane Tom	$400 [27] It means to press a potato through a sieve-like utensil to make little grains to rice David	$400 [7] On Jan. 28, 1596 this British circumnavigator died off the coast of Panama Drake Tom	$400 [12] In this film ambulance chaser Denzel gets on Tom Hanks' case Philadelphia Tom
$600 [18] The thin strands that make up fiber optic cables can be plastic, but this material is more efficient glass David	$600 [3] This old British unit was abbreviated s. shilling Tom	DD $500 [26] Norman Mailer called book one, part seven of this "true life novel" "Death Row" The Executioner's Song Tom	$600 [30] This cornmeal pudding is a specialty of Italy polenta David	$600 [8] In 1599 this Danish astronomer was appointed Imperial Mathematician of the Holy Roman Empire (Tycho) Brahe Tom	$600 [13] Denzel earned a Supporting Actor Oscar for his role in this 1989 Civil War drama Glory Carolyn
$800 [19] Cement, sand & a little lime are combined to make this plaster for external walls stucco David	$800 [4] One bit is worth this much of a dollar 12 1/2 cents Tom	$600 [23] He dedicated "Look Homeward, Angel" to his married lover Aline Bernstein Thomas Wolfe	$800 [29] In German a Hase is this 4-letter animal, an ingredient in Hasenpfeffer a hare Tom Carolyn	DD $1,000 [9] In 1591 Morocco conquered this historic trading outpost in modern-day Mali Timbuktu Tom	$800 [14] 1 of the 2 Spike Lee movies in Denzel's filmography Mo' Better Blues or Malcolm X
$1,000 [20] This Danish physicist won a Nobel Prize in 1922 & his son won one in 1975 (Niels) Bohr Tom	$1,000 [5] The opportunity to spend some escudos may arise in Oporto in this country Portugal Tom	$1,000 [25] His "Growth" trilogy of novels includes "The Turmoil", "The Magnificent Ambersons" & "The Midlander" (Booth) Tarkington Tom	$1,000 [28] It's the classic French emulsion of egg yolks, seasonings & vinegar mixed with oil mayonnaise David	$1,000 [10] This 1598 edict allowed French Protestants to hold government office the Edict of Nantes Carolyn	$1,000 [15] Martyred African activist played by Denzel in 1987's "Cry Freedom" (Steven) Biko Tom

Final Jeopardy!

ANCIENT HISTORY

He started the Third Servile War in 73 B.C.

Spartacus

David "Who is Spartacus?" — wagered $4,200

Carolyn "Who is Spartacus?" — wagered $5,700

Tom "Who is J. Caesar" — wagered $3,001

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