Show #2306 1994-09-19 (taped 1994-07-26) Regular

Contestants

Susan Miner — a systems manager from Charlestown, Massachusetts

Jim Sears — a transit analyst from Brooklyn, New York

Warren Fletcher — a substitute teacher from Alhambra, California (whose 1-day cash winnings total $11,000)

Scores

Player First Commercial End of Jeopardy! End of Double Jeopardy! Final Coryat
Warren $1,200 $3,500 $10,000 $7,999
2nd place: Lloyd/Flanders indoor/outdoor furniture set + Ducane gas grill
$10,800
32 R (including 2 DDs), 4 W (including 1 DD)
Jim $2,200 $3,800 $6,000 $12,000
New champion: $12,000
$6,000
15 R, 1 W
Susan $1,000 $1,200 $4,800 $1
3rd place: Craftmade light & ceiling fan
$4,800
10 R, 1 W

Jeopardy! Round

CUBA SCI-FI TV FOOD BIBLICAL PEOPLE THE 1994 FORTUNE 500 ANIMAL PHRASES
$100 [16]
When he discovered Cuba in October 1492, the island was inhabited by Taino & Ciboney Indians
(Christopher) Columbus
Warren
$100 [1]
The first episode of "The Time Tunnel" was set in part aboard this ill-fated ship
the Titanic
Warren
$100 [11]
There are many varieties of this soup, including conch, corn & New England clam
chowder
Jim
$100 [6]
Though John's gospel does not tell of this man betraying Jesus with a kiss, the other gospels do
Judas
Susan
$100 [26]
First on the list of sales is this Detroit company; it's also first in number of employees
General Motors
Warren
$100 [18]
When your nerves are rattled, you may feel like you have "butterflies" here
in your stomach
Warren
$200 [17]
Fewer than 500,000 of the over 10 million Cubans belong to this, the only legal political party
the Communist Party
Susan
$300 [3]
Matt Frewer played reporter Edison Carter & this character, his computer-generated alter ego
Max Headroom
Warren
$200 [12]
Sprinkled over osso buco, Gremolata is a tasty mixture of garlic, grated lemon rind & this green garnish
parsley
Warren
$200 [7]
This blameless man had the misfortune to become the object of a wager between God & Satan
Job
Warren
$200 [27]
The top apparel company on the list in sales, it came in at No. 90, which is much better than No. 501
Levi's (Levi Strauss)
Jim
$200 [24]
It's when "the mice will play"
when the cat is away
Warren
$300 [19]
In 1984 Cuba reached an agreement with this country for the repatriation of some Mariel refugees
The United States
Warren
$400 [4]
There was a new Number Two for almost every one of the 17 episodes of this 1960s Patrick McGoohan classic
The Prisoner
Jim
$300 [13]
Herkimer, a sharp variety of this cheese is made in Herkimer County, New York
cheddar
Jim
$300 [8]
When given the choice by Pilate, the crowd chose to release this convict rather than Jesus
Barabbas
Warren
$300 [28]
Number 4 in overall sales, it might not compute that it was also the biggest money loser
IBM
Warren
$300 [25]
To bring on a complicated problem is to open a can of these
worms
Warren
$400 [20]
1 of 2 team sports in which Cuba won Olympic gold medals at the 1992 Summer Olympics
baseball (or women's volleyball)
Jim
DD $500 [2]
Popular group of heroes seen here:
the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers
Warren
$400 [14]
Made in India, jaggery is a coarse, unrefined, brown type of this
sugar
Warren Jim
$400 [9]
For his painting of this mother of Solomon, Rembrandt used his wife Hendrickje as the model
Bathsheba
Susan
$400 [29]
Fisher-Price was missing from the 1994 list because it's now part of this toy company
Mattel
$400 [22]
Someone who is quite angry is as "mad as a wet" one of these
a hen
Warren
$500 [21]
This man, overthrown in 1959, died in Spain in 1973
Batista
Warren
$500 [5]
1 of the 2 series that featured Oscar Goldman, head of the Office of Strategic Intelligence
The Six Million Dollar Man (or The Bionic Woman )
Susan
$500 [15]
Algarroba is another name for this chocolate substitute used to feed livestock
carob
Jim
$500 [10]
Mishael was the original name of this man cast into the fiery furnace with Shadrach & Abednego
Meshach
Jim
$500 [30]
Of the 4 companies under "Q" in the index, these 2 have Quaker in their names
Quaker Oats & Quaker State oil
Jim
$500 [23]
Something that can be accomplished quickly can be done in "Two Shakes of" this
a lamb's tail
Jim

Double Jeopardy! Round

HISTORIC AFFAIRS LEGENDS OF THE WORLD U.S. STATES BALLET FURNITURE WRITERS NAMED JAMES
$200 [13]
The Trent Affair of 1861 was a naval incident that almost brought England into this war
the United States Civil War
Warren
$200 [1]
This world-famous lake monster has often been "seen" near Urquhart Castle
the Loch Ness Monster
Jim
$200 [3]
Its state bird is the Baltimore Oriole
Maryland
Warren
$200 [21]
Maria Tallchief played this fairy in her ex-husband George Balanchine's 1954 version of "The Nutcracker"
the Sugarplum Fairy
Susan
$200 [26]
It's what a convertible sofa converts into
a bed
Warren
$200 [8]
A fact in one of his daughter's school books sparked his interest in writing about a "Shogun"
James Clavell
Warren
$400 [14]
It led to the resignation of a U.S. president
the Watergate affair
Warren
$400 [2]
French-Canadian lumberjacks may have been the first to spread the tall tales about this giant
Paul Bunyan
Warren
$400 [4]
Tomatoes rank as Florida's second most valuable crop; this fruit is number one
oranges
Warren
$400 [22]
This Moscow ballet company premiered "The Red Poppy", the first important Soviet ballet, in 1927
the Bolshoi
Warren
$400 [27]
Equipped with a mirror & several small drawers that hold makeup, one for men was called the Beau Brummel
vanity (dressing table)
Jim
$400 [9]
Before tackling Samuel Johnson's entire life, he published a journal of their tour "To the Hebrides"
(James) Boswell
Warren
$600 [15]
Exposed in 1986, this affair involved, among other nations, the U.S., Nicaragua & Israel
the Iran-Contra affair
Warren
$600 [18]
In Norse myth Niflheim is a land of ice & Muspellsheim is a land of this
fire
Warren Jim Susan
$600 [5]
Kentucky's state song is this Stephen Foster classic
"My Old Kentucky home"
Warren
$600 [23]
Mikhail Baryshnikov called her "the most American of all choreographers"
Agnes de Mille
Warren Susan
$600 [28]
For furniture with French names, it precedes Volante, Percee & Longue
chaise
Susan
$600 [10]
"Only One Woof" & "Christmas Day Kitten" are among the books this veterinarian has written for kids
James Herriot
Jim
$1,000 [17]
Elbridge Gerry of gerrymander fame was embroiled in this 1797-98 American-French affair
the XYZ Affair
Warren
$800 [19]
In a famous 14th century poem, this nephew of King Arthur beheads the Green Knight
Sir Gawain
Warren Susan
$800 [6]
Though this tree is now rare due to a "Dutch" disease, it's still Massachusetts' state tree
the elm
Warren
$800 [24]
A 1971 ballet about this great dancer features characters he played, such as The Rose & the Faun
Nijinsky
Warren
$800 [29]
British rococo furniture is also called this "style", after a famous furniture maker of the time
Chippendale
Jim
$800 [11]
While a student in Dublin, he wrote an essay titled "My Favourite Hero"; his hero was Ulysses
James Joyce
Jim
DD $1,200 [16]
This affair began in 1894 when a Jewish officer was accused of giving information to the Germans
the Dreyfus affair
Warren
$1,000 [20]
This paladin of Charlemagne went mad when the fair Angelica ran off with a moor named Medoro
Orlando (Roland)
DD $1,500 [7]
When it joined the Union in 1803, it became the first state west of the Alleghenies
Ohio
Warren
$1,000 [25]
Born in 1881, this Russian ballerina was famous for her dragonfly solo as well as for "The Dying Swan"
Pavlova
Susan
$1,000 [30]
Mies van der Rohe said it's almost harder to design a good one of these than a good building
a chair
Susan
$1,000 [12]
Books like "The Postman Always Rings Twice" earned him a reputation as a "tough-guy" writer
(James M.) Cain
Warren

Final Jeopardy!

19th CENTURY AMERICA

In 1864 the Comm. of Agriculture advocated that the government issue daily ones of these via telegraphs

a weather report

Susan "What was war report" — wagered $4,799
Jim "What is a weather" — wagered $6,000
Warren "What are crop reports?" — wagered $2,001

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