Show #2312 1994-09-27 (taped 1994-07-27) Regular

Contestants

Mike Senzer — an attorney originally from Panama Canal Zone

Vince Pool — a registered respiratory therapist from Mobile, Alabama

Bob Zalin — a Ph.D. candidate from New York City, New York (whose 2-day cash winnings total $24,500)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Bob	$1,500	$3,500	$12,500	$3,999 2nd place: Singer Furniture bedroom set & Ross Simons lamp	$10,400 22 R (including 3 DDs), 1 W
Vince	$2,300	$4,700	$10,500	$5,500 New champion: $5,500	$10,500 28 R, 1 W
Mike	$500	$900	$2,700	$100 3rd place: Tasco telescope	$2,700 8 R, 1 W

Jeopardy! Round

ZOOLOGY	'40s FILM FACTS	HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES	STADIUMS & ARENAS	HALL OF FAMERS	ANTONYMS
$100 [2] The banded anteater, a marsupial, is native only to this continent Australia Vince	$100 [17] In 1943 Greer Garson gave a radium...er, radiant performance as this scientist Marie Curie Bob	$100 [7] The French celebrate this July 14 holiday with parades, fireworks & balls Bastille Day Mike	$100 [24] When this city's Alamodome opened on May 15, 1993, it was practically debt- free due to an earlier sales tax San Antonio Vince	$100 [26] TV's "Uncle Miltie", he was inducted into the Broadcasting Hall of Fame in 1988 Milton Berle Bob	$100 [12] Found on American coins, it's a 6-letter antonym for "divided" united Vince
$200 [3] Of leopard moths, leopard frogs or leopard sharks, the ones formerly used in pregnancy tests leopard frogs Vince	$200 [19] She replaced an ill Judy Garland in "The Barkleys of Broadway" & it became her 10th & last film with Fred Astaire Ginger Rogers Bob	$200 [8] It's St. Stephen's Day as well as the traditional date of Boxing Day December 26 Vince	$200 [22] With a seating capacity of over 100,000, this city's Azteca Stadium is the world's largest covered stadium Mexico City Bob	$200 [30] In 1985 Americans Kathryn Sullivan & this woman were inducted into the Int'l Space Hall of Fame Sally Ride Vince	$200 [13] An eave overhangs & a hairline does this recede Vince
$300 [4] Newts belong to the Salamander family of this class of vertebrates amphibians Vince	$300 [1] This child star, born Angela O'Brien, renamed herself after a character she played in a 1942 film Margaret O'Brien Vince	$300 [9] Childermas or Holy Innocents' Day honors the children who were slain in Bethlehem by this king King Herod Bob	$300 [16] Though this college football team is nicknamed the Nittany Lions, its home field is Beaver Stadium Penn State Vince	DD $400 [27] 1994 inductees into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame included the singer heard here:"You're in my heart, you're in my soul / You'll be my world should I grow old / You are my lover, you're my best friend" Rod Stewart Bob	$300 [10] The opposite of deposit, or the pains you'll have taking money out of the bank withdrawal Bob
$400 [5] Canis rufus is the scientific name of this "color" wolf red wolf Bob	$400 [6] This blonde sex symbol made her debut in 1948's "Scudda Hoo! Scudda Hay!"; you can glimpse her in a canoe Marilyn Monroe Mike	$400 [20] Since a new moon signals the end of this Muslim holy month, a cloudy sky can prolong the fast Ramadan Vince	$400 [23] This NHL team's arena in Anaheim has been dubbed "The Pond" the Mighty Ducks Vince	$400 [28] Included in the International Photography Hall of Fame are Ansel Adams & this founder of Kodak George Eastman Mike	$400 [11] Term for a hospital employee that's also an antonym for "in disarray" orderly Vince
$500 [15] The European type of this wildcat known for its tufted ears is now quite scarce a lynx Bob	$500 [18] Cornel Wilde was wild for Merle Oberon in "A Song to Remember"; he played Chopin & she played this novelist George Sand Vince	$500 [21] On Oct. 3 this country observes Leiden Day to commemorate Leiden's 1574 liberation from the Spanish the Netherlands Bob	$500 [25] Box suites rent for $22,600 to $57,000 plus the price of admission in this 13-acre indoor arena in Louisiana the Superdome Vince	$500 [29] 1 of 2 early presidents in the first group of inductees into the Agricultural Hall of Fame Thomas Jefferson (or George Washington) Bob	$500 [14] Using antonyms, this Mussorgsky musical title becomes "A Day In Hairy Valley" A Night on Bald Mountain Vince

Double Jeopardy! Round

RULERS	ARTISTS	20th CENTURY AMERICA	EUROPEAN GEOGRAPHY	THEATRE	"X", "Y", "Z"
$200 [1] Louis I was only about 3 years old when this King of the Franks, his father, made him king of Aquitaine Charlemagne Vince	$200 [13] As John Constable is famous for landscapes, John Singer Sargent is famous for these portraits Mike	$200 [17] On May 1, 1992 the president ordered Marine & Army troops to this U.S. city in the aftermath of riots Los Angeles Mike	$200 [20] The mouth of the river Liffey forms this Irish bay that shares its name with the nation's largest city Dublin (Bay) Vince	$200 [23] He's the six-foot-tall imaginary companion of Elwood P. Dowd Harvey Bob	$400 [27] If you talk about schlepping somewhere for a little nosh, you're using words from this language Yiddish Vince
$400 [2] In 1761 this king bought Buckingham House—now Buckingham Palace—for £28,000 George III Vince	$400 [8] The father of this "Arrangement in Gray and Black, No. 1" artist built the Moscow-St. Petersburg Railroad Whistler Bob	$400 [11] The Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938 eventually made this the standard number of hours for a work week 40 Bob	$400 [21] The Gulf of Taranto separates the Calabria & Salentina peninsulas of this country Italy Bob	$400 [22] Adapted from a book by Isabel Allende, "House of the Spirits" is set in this country Chile Vince	$600 [24] In the Samuel Taylor Coleridge poem, it's the site of Kubla Khan's stately pleasure dome Xanadu Vince
$600 [3] Maximilian II, a member of this royal dynasty, became king of Bohemia in 1562 the Hapsburgs Mike	$600 [7] This Spanish artist signed most of his paintings using Greek letters El Greco Vince	$600 [10] In Walter Reed Hospital April 5, 1964, he faded away at age 84 Douglas MacArthur Vince	$600 [19] The Skaw is the northernmost point on this mainland peninsula of Denmark Jutland Vince	$600 [12] In the title of a Kaufman & Hart comedy, Sheridan Whiteside is "The Man Who Came" here to Dinner Vince	$800 [28] It can refer to a point directly overhead in the sky, or to any high point the zenith Mike
$800 [4] King Hassan II introduced a new constitution to this country in the 1960s Morocco Mike	$800 [6] His "Adoration of the Magi" altarpiece in Florence was never finished Leonardo da Vinci Bob Vince Mike	$800 [14] He & Frederic Pryor were prisoners exchanged for Soviet spy Rudolf Abel February 10, 1962 Francis Gary Powers Bob	$800 [25] This 500-mile-long river rises in a Swiss glacier & empties into the Gulf of Lions the Rhone Bob	$800 [15] The Costa Verde Hotel in Mexico provides the setting for this Tennessee Williams play Night of the Iguana Bob	$1,000 [29] It's defined as an irrational fear of strangers or foreigners xenophobia Vince
$1,000 [5] In his youth this Taj Mahal builder was known as Prince Khurram Shah Jahan Bob	DD $3,000 [9] In 1967 this Russian- French painter became the 1st living artist this century to have a Louvre exhibit Marc Chagall Bob	$1,000 [18] In 1974 he was the chairman of the Senate Watergate Committee Sam Ervin Bob	DD $1,000 [26] The northern shore of this large saltwater lake is Europe's lowest point at 92 feet below sea level the Caspian Sea Bob	$1,000 [16] In 1993 Anne Jackson & this actor, her husband, were featured in the retrospective "In Persons" Eli Wallach Vince	—

Final Jeopardy!

BOTANY

In 1872 he introduced seedless grape cuttings to California

William Thompson

Mike "Who is Burbank?" — wagered $2,600

Vince "Who is Luther Burbank?" — wagered $5,000

Bob "Who is Burbank?" — wagered $8,501

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