Show #3226 1998-09-21 (taped 1998-07-21) Regular

Lance Johnson game 4.

Contestants

John Brett — a procurement analyst originally from Cleveland, Ohio

Emily Krucoff — a journalist from Bethesda, Maryland

Lance Johnson — an event coordinator from Champaign, Illinois (whose 3-day cash winnings total $31,300)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Lance	$1,500	$3,400	$7,200	$9,201 4-day champion: $40,501	$8,200 24 R (including 1 DD), 4 W (including 1 DD)
Emily	$600	$600	$4,600	$5,200 2nd place: Trip to El Conquistador Resort, Puerto Rico	$4,600 9 R, 0 W
John	$700	$1,200	$1,000	$2,000 3rd place: Rand McNally Gift Certificate	$2,600 14 R, 6 W (including 1 DD)

Jeopardy! Round

NEW TESTAMENT QUOTES	20th CENTURY WOMEN	COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES	DO YOU HAVE ANY KINGS?	"GO"	FISH
$100 [9] "And now abideth faith, hope, charity, these three; but the greatest of these is" this charity Lance John	$100 [21] As Hollywood's highest paid actress, her assets include a $12.5 million salary for "Striptease" Demi Moore Lance	$100 [13] 1 of 2 current U.S. colleges founded in the 1600s Harvard & William & Mary John	$100 [26] This king was Catherine Parr's third husband, & she was his sixth wife Henry VIII John	$100 [2] Morticia's main man Gomez Emily	$100 [1] Heaven, I'm in heaven when I see the queen type of this fish Angelfish Emily
$200 [10] "The spirit indeed is willing but" this "is weak" The flesh Lance	$200 [22] Michelle Triola's suit against Lee Marvin popularized this term for payment to a former live-in lover Palimony Lance	$200 [16] This University of Texas fight song is based on "I've Been Working On The Railroad" "The Eyes Of Texas Are Upon You" Lance John	$200 [27] Frankly, my dear, this king of the Franks was called Rex Pater Europae--"King Father of Europe" Charlemagne John	$200 [3] If you hung around at discos in the '60s, you saw these furiously frugging females Go-Go girls John	$200 [7] You'd expect to hear this fish say "Polly wants a cracker!" Parrotfish Lance
$300 [14] It's "The wages of sin" Death John	$300 [23] The first woman nominated for a Grammy as Best Producer, she sings "I Don't Want To Wait" Paula Cole	DD $300 [17] Students in Moscow at the university of this state may cross-register for courses at Washington State Idaho Lance	$300 [28] Born in 1892, this future Ethiopian king became governor of Harar as a teenager Haile Selassie Lance	$300 [4] Lorne "Gump" Worsley was famous for playing this position without a mask Goaltender (in ice hockey) Lance	$300 [8] Beware, this fish with a leonine name has extremely poisonous spines Lionfish John
$400 [15] In Luke 11:2 the 4-word phrase that follows "Our father which art in heaven" "Hallowed be thy name" Lance	$400 [24] Elton John's song "Philadelphia Freedom" was a tribute to this tennis star & her team Billie Jean King Lance	$400 [18] It's the nickname of the University of Oregon's athletic teams Ducks Lance	$400 [29] He succeeded to the throne of Macedon when his brother Perdiccas perished in 359 Philip of Macedon John	$400 [5] This 1944 film featured the Oscar-winning song "Swingin' On A Star" "Going My Way" Emily	$400 [11] This scary-looking eel has razor-sharp teeth but extremely poor eyesight Moray eel Lance
$500 [20] Upon this Cyrenian "They laid the cross, that he might bear it after Jesus" Simon John	$500 [25] In March 1998 NASA selected her as the first female commander for a space shuttle mission Eileen Collins John	$500 [19] The only college in the Yukon Territory is Yukon College in this capital Whitehorse John	—	$500 [6] It was once the capital of Portuguese India Goa Lance	$500 [12] This orange-red fish shares its name with the leader of the Redshirts Garibaldi

Double Jeopardy! Round

FAR"M"S	THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION	CONSTRUCTION	HOUSE OF PI	BRIAN DE PALMA FILMS	TRIPLE A
$200 [1] After Sydney, it has the largest metropolitan area in Australia Melbourne John	$200 [3] New Jersey's last royal governor was an illegitimate son of this Philadelphia printer-inventor Benjamin Franklin Lance	$200 [2] Hey, "Mickey", it's the beam that supports the masonry above a fireplace Mantle Lance	$200 [22] Pi times a circle's radius squared will give you this measurement, abbreviated A Area Lance	$200 [11] 1976 classic about an unpopular but telekinetic teen girl "Carrie" Lance	$200 [17] A fleet of warships, perhaps a "Spanish" one Armada Emily
$600 [9] By mid-1990 all of Liberia except for parts of this capital, was controlled by rival rebel groups Monrovia Lance John	$400 [4] Between March 1, 1781 & March 4, 1789, when the Constitution came into effect, the government was run under these Articles of Confederation John	$400 [23] Class A doors have a 3-hour rating for enduring this Fire Lance	$400 [25] Pi comes from the Greek alphabet where it immediately precedes this equivalent of our "R" Rho Lance	$400 [13] Oliver Stone wrote this 1983 film starring Al Pacino as a drug-addled Cuban gangster "Scarface" Lance	$400 [18] This pasture & hay plant is also called Lucerne Alfalfa Emily
$800 [10] The northern portion of Borneo is part of this country Malaysia John	$600 [5] Paul Revere's engraving of this 1770 event falsified it to demonstrate British guilt Boston Massacre Lance	$600 [24] From Greek for "to hear", it's the branch of physics that includes how sounds bounce around in a hall Acoustics Emily	$600 [27] Pi is the ratio of the circle's circumference to this Diameter John	$600 [14] In 1987 De Palma filmed "The Untouchables"; in 1996, he brought this TV series to the big screen MIssion: Impossible	$600 [19] "Llama" only has 2 As, while this relative has 3 Alpaca Lance
DD $1,000 [8] An Asian city, or the fabric seen here Madras Lance	$800 [6] Born in Kirkcudbrightshire, Scotland in 1747, he took command of the Providence in 1776 John Paul Jones Lance	$800 [26] On blueprints DD refers to this kind of split portal Dutch doors Lance Emily	DD $1,600 [29] He didn't bother saying "Eureka!" when he found out that 22.7 was the upper limit of pi Archimedes John	$800 [15] Paul Williams starred in this 1974 rock version of "Phantom of the Opera" Phantom of the Paradise John	$800 [20] It changes "satin" to "stain" Anagram John
$1,000 [12] The Sultan of Zanzibar built a palace in this current capital of Somalia Mogadishu Lance	$1,000 [7] Elected president of Congress in absentia in November 1785, he never served & resigned in 1786 John Hancock	$1,000 [28] A spandrel is the triangular area between 2 horizontally adjoining ones of these Arches	—	$1,000 [16] De Palma's "Blow Out", about a sound man, is a tribute to this Antonioni film about a photographer "Blow Up" Emily	$1,000 [21] Any incarnation of Vishnu Avatar Emily

Final Jeopardy!

HOTELS

The U.S. investigation into the Titanic was first held in this hotel owned by one of the victims

Waldorf Astoria

John "What is the Waldorf-Astoria?" — wagered $1,000

Emily "What is the Waldorf Astoria?" — wagered $600

Lance "What is the Waldorf-Astoria?" — wagered $2,001

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