Show #2666 1996-03-18 Regular

Contestants

Heather Gifford — a paralegal from Washington, D.C.

Steve Curran — a market segment manager from Elmwood Park, New Jersey

Elliot Wilen — a network administrator originally from Baltimore, Maryland (whose 1-day cash winnings total $9,401)

Scores

Player First Commercial End of Jeopardy! End of Double Jeopardy! Final Coryat
Elliot $400 $1,600 $7,200 $14,400
2-day champion: $23,801
$6,800
18 R (including 1 DD), 1 W
Steve $600 $2,600 $8,000 $1,599
3rd place: Panasonic 13" travel TV/VCR combo
$9,000
22 R, 3 W (including 1 DD)
heather $800 $1,700 $4,100 $4,100
2nd place: trip to Park City, Utah
$4,500
13 R, 3 W (including 1 DD)

Jeopardy! Round

HISTORIC ROBERTS CELEBRITIES SPEAK FOOD STATE MOTTOES SAINTS ANAGRAMS
$100 [26]
Wounded in the storming of Chapultepec in 1847, he later became a Confederate general
Robert E. Lee
Elliot
$100 [21]
Merv Griffin once said, "Las Vegas without Wayne Newton is like Disneyland without" this rodent
Mickey Mouse
Steve
$100 [7]
The sweet or green type of this is the one eaten on the cob
corn
heather
$100 [16]
Pennsylvania's motto is "Virtue, Liberty and" this, something to make a "Declaration" of
independence
Elliot
$100 [1]
In 432 he succeeded Palladius as Bishop of the Irish
St. Patrick
heather
$100 [2]
An astute art critic knows the Venus de Milo is one
a statue
heather
$200 [27]
In 1964 he resigned as U.S. Attorney General & was elected a U.S. Senator
Robert Kennedy
Elliot
$200 [22]
Sam Goldwyn reportedly said, "A producer shouldn't get" these stomach disorders, "he should give them"
ulcers
Steve
$200 [8]
The tope, a species of this, is prized for its fins, which are used to make a Chinese soup
a shark
Steve
$200 [17]
"We dare defend our rights" comes straight from its heart— of Dixie
Alabama
Steve heather
$200 [12]
In art this husband of the Virgin Mary is often depicted as an old man
St. Joseph
Steve
$200 [3]
Hours elapse while you're this in bed
asleep
heather
$300 [28]
With Fred Allan Hartley, Jr., he sponsored the Labor-Management Relations Act of 1947
Taft
Elliot
$300 [23]
Howard Hughes said of this movie star, "His ears made him look like a taxicab with both doors open"
Clark Gable
heather
$300 [9]
Pistou is the French version of this Italian sauce
pesto
Steve
$300 [18]
Its motto is "Dirigo", not "Downeaster"
Maine
Steve heather
$300 [13]
St. Stanislaus, the patron saint of this country, was bishop of Krakow
Poland
Steve
$300 [4]
When a U.S. lawyer hangs out his shingle, it's usually in this language
English
Steve heather
$400 [29]
This former Secretary of Defense retired as President of the World Bank in 1981
Robert McNamara
Steve
$400 [24]
When she won an Oscar for "Tootsie", she was grateful "to have Dustin Hoffman as my leading lady"
Jessica Lange
heather
$400 [10]
This creature & the cheese made from its milk are both called chevre
goat
Elliot
DD $400 [19]
Word that's the motto of Texas & the title of thefollowing:"If you're ever in a jam, here I am. / If you ever need a pal, I'm your gal. / If you ever feel so happy, you'll land in jail."
"Friendship"
heather
$400 [14]
St. Francis Borgia was the third Superior General of this group also called the Society of Jesus
the Jesuits
Steve
$400 [5]
Few viewed this Raymond Burr series with derision
Ironside
Steve
$500 [30]
On March 27, 1306 he was crowned king at Scone
Robert Bruce
Elliot
$500 [25]
Woody Allen said, "It's not that I'm afraid to" do this, "I just don't want to be there when it happens"
to die
Steve
$500 [11]
A San Francisco hotel chef created this "green" salad dressing for actor George Arliss
Green Goddess
$500 [20]
Business-minded Tennessee's motto has 2 cabinet departments in it: Agriculture & this
Commerce
$500 [15]
St. Andrew, one of the 12 apostles, was the brother of this other apostle
Simon Peter
heather
$500 [6]
A knight of yore didn't have to travel far to run into one of these rascals
a varlet

Double Jeopardy! Round

20th CENTURY OPERA TECHNOLOGY THE MIDDLE AGES TRAVEL & TOURISM AUTHORS THE NATIONAL WOMEN'S HALL OF FAME
$200 [17]
Carl Nielsen's comic opera "Maskarade" concerns a masked ball in this Danish capital
Copenhagen
Elliot
$200 [7]
If your heart skips a beat when you hear this clue, you may need one of these implanted
a pacemaker
Steve heather
$200 [1]
In 1430 this maid of Orleans fell into the hands of the Burgundians, who turned her over to the English
Joan of Arc
Steve
$200 [2]
Romantic bat-watching cruises are a highlight of the annual bat migration in this Texas capital
Austin
Elliot
$200 [16]
This "Les Miserables" author was the son of an officer in Napoleon's army
Victor Hugo
Elliot
$200 [23]
Sure as shootin' this Wild West star & inspiration for a musical is in the Hall
Annie Oakley
Elliot
$400 [22]
Henry Kissinger & Madame Mao are among the characters in the 1987 opera about this president "in China"
Nixon
Steve
$400 [8]
Devices using this technology can drill teeth, pasteurize milk & show you your unborn baby
ultrasound
Elliot
$400 [3]
Later Bishop of Lincoln, Robert Grosseteste was chancellor of this university c. 1215-1221
Oxford
Elliot
$400 [10]
Surprisingly, there's a museum devoted to this Liverpudlian quartet in Vancouver, British Columbia
The Beatles
Elliot
$400 [18]
In April 1995 he had the hardcover & paperback fiction bestsellers with "The Rainmaker" & "The Chamber"
(John) Grisham
heather
$400 [24]
She got the Red Cross to help victims of peacetime disasters, too
Clara Barton
Steve
$600 [28]
"Harvey Milk" is a 1995 opera about the city supervisor of this California city who was murdered in 1978
San Francisco
Elliot
$600 [9]
When Queen Anne granted a patent for this device in 1714, it probably had no correction key
a typewriter
heather
$600 [4]
Domenico Morosini, who became doge in 1148, extended this city's rule to Istria
Venice
Steve
$600 [13]
The murder & mystery tour of this Scottish capital departs from a restaurant called the Witchery
Edinburgh
Steve
$600 [19]
She followed "The Color Purple" with "In Search Of Our Mothers' Gardens"
Alice Walker
heather
$600 [25]
Not Ruth, but this other "Babe" of sports is in the Hall
Babe Didrikson
Steve
$800 [29]
In "King Roger" the queen of this largest Mediterranean island loves a shepherd prophet from India
Sicily
Elliot
$800 [11]
Early homemade radios used a cat's whisker & one of these rocks as a diode to receive signals
a crystal
Steve
$800 [5]
In Romanesque times, the center for this kind of book embellishment was Reichenau in Germany
Illumination
Elliot
$800 [14]
Mongoose Junction is a shopping mall, not a petting zoo, on St. John in this island group
the Virgin Islands
Elliot Steve
$800 [20]
He worked on "Remembrance of Things Past" for at least 12 years
Proust
Elliot
$800 [26]
This Maine senator who passed away in 1995 is in the Hall
Margaret Chase Smith
Steve
$1,000 [30]
Thea Musgrave's opera "The Voice of Ariadne" is based on a story by this author of "The Turn of the Screw"
(Henry) James
heather
$1,000 [12]
In the early 1800s these devices had 26 wires, one for every letter of the alphabet
telegraphs
Steve
DD $1,400 [6]
This town began to grow in importance after the Capetians made it their capital in 987
Paris
Elliot
$1,000 [15]
Roller-skating performers play a model train set come to life in this musical at the Las Vegas Hilton
Starlight Express
$1,000 [21]
When his "Elmer Gantry" was published, a New Hampshire minister tried to have him jailed
Sinclair Lewis
DD $1,000 [27]
In the Hall are this woman & Elizabeth Cady Stanton, founders of the newspaper "The Revolution"
Susan B. Anthony
Steve

Final Jeopardy!

BIRDS

Ectopistes migratorius is the scientific name of this now-extinct bird

the passenger pigeon

heather "What is the dodo?" — wagered $0
Elliot "What is a passenger pigeon" — wagered $7,200
Steve "What is the dodo?" — wagered $6,401

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