Show #2067 1993-09-07 (taped 1993-07-19) Regular

Brian Moore game 1.

Contestants

Susan Cannon — a homemaker from Big Horn, Wyoming

Brian Moore — a teacher from Austin, Texas

Robert Pantel — a civil engineer from Lyme, New Hampshire (whose 1-day cash winnings total $10,900)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Robert	$600	$2,100	$6,500	$2 3rd place: Samsung compact 8 mm camcorder with HiFi stereo sound & built-in microphone + Jeopardy! home game	$8,500 19 R, 1 W (including 1 DD)
Brian	$2,200	$5,000	$8,800	$13,001 New champion: $13,001	$7,300 24 R (including 1 DD), 3 W
Susan	$400	$2,000	$6,200	$200 2nd place: a trip to Miami, Florida on Delta with a 7-day Caribbean cruise aboard Norwegian Cruise Line's Norway + Jeopardy! home game	$6,200 13 R (including 1 DD), 0 W

Jeopardy! Round

NONFICTION	3-LETTER WORDS	COSMETICS & PERFUME	FIRST LADIES	PLUMBING	THE ROLE PLAYED
$100 [17] To become literate in this field, try "The Macintosh Companion" or "DOS for Dummies" operating a computer Brian	$100 [15] An evil spell or curse hex Brian	$100 [26] Gale Hayman suggests using only the tip of the applicator when applying this to your lower lashes mascara Susan	$100 [7] George Washington called her "Patsy", a childhood nickname Martha Robert	$100 [1] "Reptilian" name for a long, flexible tool used to clear clogged drains a snake Brian	$100 [2] Mike Henry, Buster Crabbe &Johnny Weissmuller Tarzan Brian
$200 [18] A 1992 book, "The King & I", features interviews with 46 of his impersonators Elvis Presley Brian	$200 [20] Ice-T, Big Daddy Kane & Kool Moe Dee received 1991 Grammys for this type of music rap Brian	$200 [27] Heloise hints that applying vinegar to your nails before a manicure will make this last longer your nail polish Susan	$200 [8] 19 years after she left the White House in 1961, her Boone, Iowa birthplace was opened as a historic site Mamie Eisenhower Brian	$200 [12] Ancient Roman plumbing was made of this heavy metal, now a concern in our water supply lead Robert	$200 [3] Walter Huston, Henry Fonda &Raymond Massey Lincoln Brian
$300 [19] He "generalizes" about his life & the Persian Gulf War in "It Doesn't Take a Hero" Norman Schwarzkopf Susan	$300 [23] It can be slang for a boxer, or a Chinese dog with a snub nose & a wrinkled face pug Susan	$300 [28] You can make a facial mask by mashing bananas or this guacamole ingredient avocado Susan	$300 [9] In the 1930s she studied dance with Martha Graham; in 1974, she became First Lady Betty Ford Brian	$300 [13] To allow drains to flow better, a vent lets this into the system air Robert	$300 [4] Sandra Dee, Deborah Walley &Cindy Carol Gidget Brian
$400 [21] This fitness guru talks about weight loss & some of the people he's inspired in "Never Give Up" Richard Simmons Brian	$400 [24] In 1961 Sue Thompson sang that these "movies make me cry" sad Susan	$400 [29] This Christian Dior perfume shares its name with a Frank Herbert novel about a desert planet Dune Brian	$400 [10] Her maiden name was Elizabeth Wallace Bess Truman	$400 [14] Emerson Electric owns In-Sink-Erator, a major manufacturer of these devices a garbage disposal Susan	$400 [5] Lon Chaney, Claude Rains &Herbert Lom the Phantom of the Opera Brian
DD $2,000 [22] His "All I Really Need to Know I Learned In Kindergarten" was 1989's top-selling hardcover nonfiction book Robert Fulghum Brian	$500 [25] A Spanish gentleman, or to put on clothing don Robert	$500 [30] Estee Lauder recommends dusting some of this over your blusher powder Robert Brian	$500 [11] Prior to marrying the president, this first lady had been married to jeweler Norman Galt Edith Wilson	$500 [16] This plumbing fixture contains a flapper or stopper ball a toilet Robert	$500 [6] Warner Oland, Sidney Toler &Roland Winters Charlie Chan Brian

Double Jeopardy! Round

SCIENCE	RELIGION	LAKES & RIVERS	WORLD HISTORY	NEWSPAPERS	"O" NO!
$200 [2] In physics a rad is the unit used to measure the amount of this absorbed by matter radiation Brian	$200 [1] The title of cardinal can only be conferred by this person the pope Robert	$200 [14] The name of this lake at the northern edge of the Everglades is a Seminole word for "big water" the Okeechobee Brian	$200 [7] In July 1960 President Eisenhower ordered a 95% decrease in sugar imports from this country Cuba Robert	$200 [26] This Ohio capital's major daily paper is the Dispatch Columbus Robert	$200 [13] Shakespeare's murderous Moor Othello Robert
$400 [3] In 1975 Isaac Asimov published a history of this scientific instrument called "Eyes on the Universe" the telescope Robert	$400 [8] Uposatha, a Buddhist holy day, is observed 4 times a month in conjunction with the phases of this the Moon Susan	$400 [15] Traces of prehistoric settlements have been found at Lakes Neuchatel & Geneva in this country Switzerland Brian	$400 [10] In 987 Hugh Capet founded the Capetian line of kings, which ruled this country until 1328 France Robert	$400 [27] Its September 14, 1987 edition was the largest single issue of a newspaper at 12 pounds & 1,612 pages The New York Times Robert	$400 [17] It often precedes job, lot & man out odd Robert
$600 [4] It's the process by which light nuclei combine to form a single heavier nucleus fusion Robert	$600 [9] In 1945 Gen. MacArthur ordered Japan's gov't to end all financial support of this state religion Shinto Brian	$600 [18] Named for early settlers, the Russian River runs through this state's Sonoma & Mendocino Counties California Brian	$600 [16] In the 1980s Nicaragua's Contra rebels established bases in this adjoining country to the north Honduras Susan	$600 [28] Ben Bradlee was named executive editor of this newspaper in 1968 & held the job for 23 years The Washington Post Robert	$600 [22] This wild cat's name comes from the Nahuatl word for "jaguar" ocelot Susan
$800 [5] Around 1820 Friedrich Mohs introduced the standard scale for measuring the hardness of these minerals Brian	$800 [11] Founded in the 1500s & named for their hoods, the Capuchins are an offshoot of this order the Franciscans Brian Susan	$800 [19] This river formed by the Coosa & Tallapoosa near Montgomery shares its name with the state it's in Alabama Robert	$1,000 [24] In 1757 this British firm's troops won the Battle of Plassey & became India's leading power the British East India Company Brian	$800 [29] This Canadian province's newspapers include the Cape Breton Post & the Halifax Mail-Star Nova Scotia Susan	$800 [23] The Museum of Modern Art's 1965 exhibition "The Responsive Eye" focused on this type of art op art Brian
$1,000 [6] Now discredited, this theory held that living organisms originate from nonliving matter abiogenesis (or spontaneous generation) Brian	DD $1,000 [12] This Latin version of the Bible was largely the work of Saint Jerome the Vulgate Susan	$1,000 [20] Shallow, saline Lake Eyre is this continent's lowest point Australia Robert	DD $2,000 [21] This country was under South African control from 1915 to March 21, 1990 Namibia Robert	$1,000 [30] This Long Island newspaper was founded by Alicia Patterson in 1940 & has a daily circulation of over 750,000 Newsday Brian	$1,000 [25] It's a "terrible" term for rubbish or for animal viscera offal Robert

Final Jeopardy!

LANDMARKS

The Sceptre with the Dove & the Sword of Mercy are part of a collection housed here

the Tower of London

Susan "What is theBTrwer o" — wagered $6,000

Robert "What is Rome" — wagered $6,498

Brian "What is the Tower of London?" — wagered $4,201

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