Show #145 1985-03-29 (taped 1984-12-11) Regular

Contestants

Garrett Garland — a real estate developer originally from Cleveland, Ohio

Dan Staub — a retail manager originally from Highland Park, Illinois

Colleen Fitzpatrick — an engineer and physicist originally from New Orleans, Louisiana

Scores

Player First Commercial End of Jeopardy! End of Double Jeopardy! Final Coryat
Colleen $600 $700 $3,800 $0
2nd place: La-Z-Boy sofa + Frigidaire compact washer & dryer
$2,900
12 R (including 1 DD), 5 W
Dan $600 $2,000 $8,800 $7,800
New champion: $7,800
$8,800
22 R, 3 W
Garrett $1,200 $100 $-700 $-700
3rd place: Smith Corona electronic typewriter
$-700
13 R, 11 W

Jeopardy! Round

1983 SPORTS NICKNAMES PETS HOLIDAYS EUROPE GREAT LOVERS
$100 [18]
Of Queen Elizabeth II, Margaret Thatcher & Pope John Paul II, one who didn't visit U.S. in '83
Pope John Paul II
Colleen Dan Garrett
$100 [2]
Nickname Earvin Johnson uses when performing "hoop tricks"
Magic
Colleen Garrett
$100 [21]
L.A. student John Parker holds record for having swallowed 300 of these
goldfish
Garrett
$100 [13]
On the 9th day of the 9th month, the Chinese spend the day flying these toys
kites
Colleen Garrett
$100 [1]
City which contains the 25th of April bridge &1/5of Portugal's people
Lisbon
Garrett
$100 [8]
Ironically, this '20s movie idol said fidelity was the trait he most valued in women
Rudolph Valentino
Garrett
$200 [19]
Event of May '83 which almost put the California town of Coalinga off the map
an earthquake
Dan
$200 [3]
Halfback Elroy Hirsch's goofy gams
"Crazy Legs"
Garrett
$200 [22]
These inanimate pets were a fad in the '70s
pet rocks
Dan
$200 [14]
The 4 possible days in a 3-day weekend
Friday, Saturday, Sunday, and Monday
Colleen Garrett
$200 [7]
World famous Austrian choir which sings every Sunday in the Hofburgkapelle
the Vienna Boys Choir
Garrett
$200 [9]
So far, Judy Carne has been the only one to "sock it to him" at the altar
Burt Reynolds
Colleen Garrett
$300 [20]
In its 1st week it took in $41,131,399, surpassing by $16 million the record set by "E.T."
The Return of the Jedi ( Star Wars accepted)
Garrett
$300 [4]
Reptilian nickname of drag racing's Don Prudhomme
the Snake
Garrett
$300 [15]
In 1882, the Knights of Labor decided their Labor Day would always fall on this
the first Monday in September
Colleen Garrett
$300 [10]
Country associated with lace, waffles & Hercule Poirot
Belgium
Dan
$300 [11]
His obsessive lifelong search was for "Venus", though he's famous for his book about men from Mars
H.G. Wells
Dan
$400 [23]
Terrorist bomb attacks on U.S. installations in this city occurred in April & October
Beirut
Colleen Dan Garrett
$400 [5]
Diminutive by which '50s tennis sensation Maureen Connolly was known
"Little Mo"
Garrett
$400 [16]
The only place in the continental U.S. for which Congress is actually allowed to create a holiday
Washington, D.C.
Dan
$400 [12]
In 1926 movie starring John Barrymore as this lover, he bestowed 191 kisses, one every 53 seconds
Don Juan
Dan Garrett
$500 [6]
Legendary thoroughbred also known as "Big Red"
Man O' War
Colleen
$500 [17]
A legal holiday in Britain is called this, because of the institutions that close on it
bank holiday (bank day accepted)
Dan

Double Jeopardy! Round

CLASSICAL MUSIC SCIENCE MAGIC FRENCH LITERATURE BUSINESS & INDUSTRY X, Y, & Z
$200 [2]
A conductor's is at least 15" long & beats musical time
a baton
Colleen
$200 [1]
Pneumatic devices use this compressed substance for power
air
Colleen
$200 [10]
Disney film in which "Bibbidi Bobbidi Boo" turned a pumpkin into a coach
Cinderella
Garrett
$200 [5]
This cathedral's bells made Quasimodo a little "dingy"
Notre Dame
Garrett
$200 [6]
The largest U.S. franchise chain has over 1500 restaurants abroad, 450 of them in Japan
McDonald's
Garrett
$200 [19]
To the Air Force, it's wild & blue
the yonder
Dan
$400 [3]
Leroy Anderson wrote the only orchestral piece featuring this office machine
a typewriter
Dan
$400 [12]
Number of atoms in a molecule of water
3
Colleen Garrett
$400 [11]
Magicians do it with trickery, but Jesus did it for real at the wedding feast at Cana
changing water into wine
Colleen
$400 [8]
Space-traveling royal youngster whom Antoine de Saint-Exupery met in the desert
The Little Prince
Dan Garrett
$400 [7]
These disposable diapers are Procter & Gamble's biggest single moneymaker
Pampers
Dan
$400 [20]
Where the Village People told young men to go in '79
the YMCA
Dan Garrett
$600 [4]
A veteran soldier, his steed, or a hackneyed piece of an orchestra's repertoire
a war horse
Dan
$800 [14]
Night-sight gun scopes measure heat radiation in this range
infrared
Colleen Dan
$600 [24]
Stick used by water witchers to find water underground
a divining rod
Dan
$600 [9]
"The Song of Roland", most famous French epic, centers around this medieval ruler
Charlemagne
Dan
$1,000 [26]
Biggest U.S. maker of laundry appliances, half their output is sold by Sears as Kenmore
Whirlpool
Dan Garrett
$600 [21]
The Jews who died at Masada, or any fanatic believers in a cause
a zealot
Colleen Dan
$800 [16]
How the orchestra plays "piano" without one
softly
Colleen Dan
$1,000 [15]
The main part of natural gas, it's sometimes called marsh gas or firedamp
methane
Colleen
$800 [25]
Meaning "ready finger" in Latin, it's a term for sleight of hand
prestidigitation
Garrett
$800 [17]
Dealing with adultery in a Normandy village, this Flaubert work is considered the perfect Fr. novel
Madame Bovary
Dan
$800 [22]
1972 love triangle starring Elizabeth Taylor, Michael Caine & Susannah York
XYZ
Dan
DD $1,500 [13]
One of two points where the Earth's axis of rotation meets the surface
the North Pole (or the South Pole)
Colleen
$1,000 [18]
Jean-Paul Sartre made a grand "entrance" into the world of drama with this 1945 play
No Exit
Dan
$1,000 [23]
The case of Baby Fae brought this new English word for a cross-species transplant into the news
a xenograft
Dan

Final Jeopardy!

WORLD HISTORY

It's the oldest independent country in the Western Hemisphere

the United States of America

Colleen "What is Argentina?" — wagered $3,800
Dan "What is Great Britain?" — wagered $1,000

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