Show #3227 1998-09-22 (taped 1998-07-21) Regular

Lance Johnson game 5.

Contestants

Dave Lasher — an environmental engineer from Albany, New York

Mary Flaherty — a professor and lawyer from Gloucester, Massachusetts

Lance Johnson — an event coordinator from Champaign, Illinois (whose 4-day cash winnings total $40,501)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Lance	$1,800	$2,200	$10,800	$10,800 5-day champion: $51,301	$10,500 26 R (including 3 DDs), 2 W
Mary	$100	$2,200	$4,000	$1,978 2nd place: Windjammer Caribbean cruise	$4,000 14 R, 4 W
Dave	$0	$-200	$600	$200 3rd place: Vivitar sports travel kit	$600 7 R, 3 W

Jeopardy! Round

U.S. PLACE NAMES	MAMMALS	MORE THAN "ONE" MOVIE	SPORTING CLICHES	PHONIES	SYMPHONIES
$100 [1] John Smith recorded the name of this river as Patawomeck, but it is now called this Potomac Mary	$100 [2] The fisher, a species of martin, goes after these animals, flipping them over to avoid the quills porcupines Lance	$100 [13] Louise Fletcher's nurse's uniform from this film is on display at Planet Hollywood in Beverly Hills One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest Mary	$100 [19] Hit below the belt boxing Lance	$100 [11] This reclusive "2001" director has been successfully impersonated by a man who looks nothing like him Stanley Kubrick Lance	$100 [14] In 1889 Cesar Franck shocked some French critics by using this "English" instrument in a symphony the English horn Mary
$200 [3] Mark Twain could have told you this town of his youth was named for a Carthaginian Hannibal, Missouri Lance	$200 [7] Odds are that if you're a grazing antelope this continent is home to you Africa Lance	$200 [15] This film is famous for the traffic-stopping scene seen here:"What are you going to do?""A system all my own." It Happened One Night Mary	$200 [20] Par for the course golf Lance	$200 [12] "Girl You Know It's True" was the ironic title of a hit by this fraudulent duo Milli Vanilli Lance	$200 [27] "Merry Gathering of the Peasants" is one movement of his 1808 "Pastoral" symphony Ludwig van Beethoven Mary
$300 [4] Appropriately, the name of this big Florida lake is a Seminole word for "big water" Okeechobee Lance	$300 [8] Whales are divided into 2 groups, those that have baleen & those that have these instead teeth Lance	$300 [16] It's the ever-popular, ever-cool '50s film seen here[Marlon Brando on motorcycle] The Wild One Mary	$300 [21] Threw him a curve baseball Dave	$300 [24] "The Education of" this Cherokee, billed as autobiography, was written by a white segregationist Little Tree Lance	$300 [28] The symphonies of Schumann & Berlioz typify this 19th C. movement of emotion & individualism Romantic music Mary
DD $500 [5] Sailors once thought they'd found gems at this extinct volcanic crater, hence its gem of a name Diamond Head Lance	$400 [9] The 2 main foods of the aardvark are ants & these mound insects termites Lance	$400 [17] Carole King co-wrote the title song used in this George Clooney-Michelle Pfeiffer film One Fine Day Mary	$400 [22] No holds barred wrestling Mary	$400 [25] A medical syndrome is named for this baron famous for tall tales about his exploits Baron von Munchausen Lance	$400 [29] During WWII Stravinsky wrote a "Symphony in" this many movements, one fewer than is usual 3 Mary
$500 [6] This city that grew up around Northwestern University is named for one of the university's founders Evanston Mary	$500 [10] The bonobo is the pygmy one of these great apes chimpanzees Lance Mary	$500 [18] We "count" this Billy Wilder film about a Coca-Cola executive as one of Jimmy Cagney's best One, Two, Three Dave	$500 [23] Not pulling one's weight rowing Mary	$500 [26] Forger Hans Van Meegeren tried to increase the small number of works by this Dutch master, who died in 1675 Jan Vermeer	—

Double Jeopardy! Round

WORLD HISTORY	NONFICTION	FAMOUS NAMES	THE WOMAN AT THE MIKE	PUT 'EM IN ORDER	"U" GOT IT!
$200 [1] During the Tang dynasty, 618 to 907, Chang'an in this country was the most populous city in the world China Lance	$200 [11] Freud, Strauss & Klimt appear in "A Nervous Splendor", a 1980 portrait of this city in the 1880s Vienna Dave	$200 [6] The middle name of this archbishop & Nobel Peace Prize winner is Mpilo; it means "life" Desmond Tutu Dave	$200 [23] New York City's Stonewall Riots began on the June 1969 night of this "Over The Rainbow" singer's funeral Judy Garland Dave	$200 [13] "Revolver","Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band","Meet The Beatles" Meet the Beatles , Revolver , Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band Lance	$200 [18] Keats wrote an "Ode On A Grecian" one Urn Dave
$400 [2] The Grimaldi family first gained control of this country in 1297 Monaco Lance Dave	$400 [12] "The Hero with a Thousand Faces" is a classic work on mythology by this author Joseph Campbell Mary	$400 [7] In 1854 she set sail with 38 nurses in tow to help wounded Crimean War soldiers Florence Nightingale Lance	$400 [24] A teenage star as Debbie in the '80s, in 1996 she released the album "Deborah" Debbie Gibson Dave	$400 [14] Calamity Jane, Jane Curtin, Lady Jane Grey Lady Jane Grey, Calamity Jane, Jane Curtin Lance	$400 [19] It describes an avant-garde film, a secret political movement, or anything subterranean Underground Lance
$600 [3] In 1944 this island country severed all its formal ties with Denmark & became a republic Iceland Lance	—	$600 [8] Peasant girl seen here in a 15th century portrait Joan of Arc Lance	$600 [25] In the early '60s Darlene Wright adopted this, which she often sang about, as her last name Love	$600 [15] William Baldwin, Daniel Baldwin, Alec Baldwin Alec, Daniel, William Mary Dave	$600 [20] For most of the 1970s, it was dictator Dada's domain Uganda Dave
DD $1,000 [4] In December 1812 this Venezuelan wrote the "Cartagena Manifesto", a famous essay on independence Simon Bolivar Lance	—	$800 [9] This organization's first general was William Booth The Salvation Army Lance	$800 [26] In "Blazing Saddles", Madeline Kahn as Lili Vonshtupp parodied this legendary German Marlene Dietrich Mary	DD $800 [16] Ramses II, Nebuchadnezzar, King Solomon Ramses II, King Solomon, Nebuchadnezzar Lance	$800 [21] Mesannepadda & Aannepadda were 2 early rulers of this 2-letter Sumerian city Ur Lance
$1,000 [5] In 1199 this crusader king of England was mortally wounded while besieging the castle of Chalus Richard the Lionhearted Mary	—	$1,000 [10] When this city-state's leader died around 560 B.C., it was Solon, it's been good ta know ya Athens Mary	—	$1,000 [17] Oklahoma statehood, Hawaii statehood, Arizona statehood Oklahoma, Arizona & Hawaii Lance	$1,000 [22] In "The Last of the Mohicans" he shook his tomahawk at Magua & shouted, "Stay; Dog of the Wyandots!" Uncas Lance

Final Jeopardy!

20th CENTURY WORDS

In 1973, TIME Magazine blended 2 words to coin this term they gave to Rex Humbard as a job title

televangelist

Dave "What is tele-evangelist?" — wagered $400

Mary "What is line boy?" — wagered $2,022

Lance "What is gofer?" — wagered $0

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