Show #2319 1994-10-06 (taped 1994-08-02) Regular

Contestants

Robert James — a teacher originally from Santa Ana, California

Jessamyn Lewis — a classics graduate student originally from Santa Rosa, California

Dan Seiden — a computer consultant originally from New York City, New York (whose 2-day cash winnings total $23,401)

Scores

Player First Commercial End of Jeopardy! End of Double Jeopardy! Final Coryat
Dan $2,400 $5,000 $9,000 $6,000
3-day champion: $29,401
$9,000
30 R (including 1 DD), 3 W
Jessamyn $900 $900 $2,300 $100
3rd place: Sanyo washer & dryer
$2,100
9 R (including 1 DD), 5 W
Robert $-100 $1,300 $400 $799
2nd place: Keller bedroom furniture + Bauer Lamp table lamps
$3,100
10 R, 5 W (including 1 DD)

Jeopardy! Round

FRUITS & VEGETABLES TV PERSONALITIES RR CROSSING MUSIC POLITICIANS RHYME TIME
$100 [6]
The pink variety of this citrus fruit has more vitamin A than the white
a grapefruit
Dan
$100 [11]
Kirstie Alley said she "cried for three days" when she found out this series was going off the air
Cheers
Dan
$100 [18]
It's the car that brings up the rear on a freight train
a caboose
Dan
$100 [14]
This country's traditional court music, which has been played for centuries, is called gagaku
Japan
Dan
$100 [1]
This state has had only 4 governors: William Quinn, John Burns, George Ariyoshi & John Waihee
Hawaii
Dan
$100 [15]
A daily record of canine activities
a dog log
Dan
$200 [7]
This tropical fruit's Cayenne variety is canned in chunks, slices or tidbits
a pineapple
Dan Jessamyn
$200 [12]
One of his "Top 10 Reasons" for leaving NBC was "CBS had the best Amy Fisher Movie"
David Letterman
Jessamyn
$200 [19]
In 1830 the Baltimore & Ohio became the first railroad to publish one of these
a schedule
Dan
$200 [17]
This violinist's sister, Hephzibah Menuhin, often played the piano in recital with him
Yehudi Menuhin
Dan
$200 [2]
This frontiersman served 2 terms in the Tennessee legislature & 3 terms in the U.S. House of Representatives
Davy Crockett
Dan
$200 [16]
A large, boisterous group of people
a loud crowd
Dan Robert
$300 [8]
This large, purple, ovoid fruit is served as a vegetable
an eggplant
Dan
$300 [13]
This daughter of a physician plays a physician on "Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman"
Jane Seymour
Robert
$300 [20]
To allow another train to pass, a train moves onto this short track next to a main line
a siding
Dan
$300 [22]
A penillion is a type of Welsh song accompanied by this instrument associated with Ireland
a harp
Robert
$300 [3]
At one time this U.S. senator from Virginia was married to Elizabeth Taylor
John Warner
Dan
$300 [24]
Give out Kleenex
issue tissue
Dan
$400 [9]
This most common mandarin orange in the U.S. is named for a city in Morocco
a tangerine
Jessamyn
$400 [25]
Originally, David Brinkley & this man thought it was odd to say "Good night" to each other as a signoff
Chet Huntley
Dan
$400 [21]
A 19th century Ky. Street Railway found these animals better than horses; they could be toilet trained
mules
Robert
$400 [23]
From the Greek words for "love" & "harmony", this word is often found in the names of orchestras
philharmonic
Dan
$400 [4]
This Democrat served as governor of New York from 1929 to 1932
Franklin Roosevelt
Dan Robert
$400 [28]
A slogan for a state-sponsored numbers game
a lotto motto
$500 [10]
Also called the Mexican potato, this root vegetable has white crunchy flesh
jicama
Jessamyn
$500 [26]
Mr. Kokomo was the second chimp to appear regularly on this series; J. Fred Muggs was the first
The Today Show
Dan
$500 [27]
The Super Chief was a diesel-electric train launched in 1936 by this triple-named south-western system
the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Dan
$500 [30]
A musical subject plus different versions of the same subject is the musical form known as "Theme and" these
variations
Robert
DD $500 [5]
Morris Udall & his brother Stewart have represented this state in Congress
Arizona
Dan
$500 [29]
Greek god of the underworld's female attendants
Hades' ladies
Dan

Double Jeopardy! Round

COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD FAMOUS NAMES BIOLOGY THE NEW TESTAMENT THE VIKINGS AMERICAN LITERATURE
$200 [8]
During the 1980s this country & the Gambia formed a confederation called Senegambia
Senegal
Dan
$200 [4]
This best-known author of fables may have been a fable himself; his existence has never been proved
Aesop
Jessamyn
$200 [25]
In genetics the alleles, which control traits like height, are either dominant or this
recessive
Dan
$200 [17]
He said to Jesus, "I have need to be baptized of thee, and comest thou to me?"
John the Baptist
Dan
$200 [1]
He was the Norse god of battle & hanged men
Odin
Jessamyn Robert
$200 [7]
His novel "The Prairie" is set in 1804; Natty Bumppo is in his 80s
James Fenimore Cooper
Dan
$400 [9]
Among its chief ports are Taranto & Trieste
Italy
Robert
$400 [5]
Georges Pompidou called France "a widow" after this statesman died in 1970
de Gaulle
Jessamyn
$400 [26]
Ptyalin, pepsin & maltase are a few of the enzymes in this system
the digestive system
Dan
$400 [18]
Shortly before the betrayal, Jesus warned, "Watch and pray, that ye enter not into" this
temptation
Jessamyn
$400 [2]
The name of these alphabet characters comes from an Old Norse word meaning "secret"
runes
Jessamyn
$400 [10]
"Drums along the Mohawk" tells the story of this war from a farmer's point of view
the American Revolution
Dan Jessamyn
$600 [16]
Located in the Himalayas between China & India, its king is Birendra Bir Bikram Shah Dev
Nepal
Dan
$600 [6]
He was a chairmaker & volunteer fireman before becoming "Boss" of Tammany Hall
Boss Tweed
Robert
$600 [27]
Spirochetes are the spiral-shaped types of these microorganisms
bacteria
Jessamyn
$600 [19]
In the King James Bible, the Beatitudes in Matthew 5:3-11 all begin with these 2 words
Blessed are
Jessamyn Robert
$600 [3]
In 911 Charles III granted the Vikings control of this area in northern France
Normandy
Dan
$600 [11]
"Adagio Dancer", a brief biography of Rudolph Valentino, appears in this John Dos Passos trilogy
the U.S.A. Trilogy
Dan Robert
$800 [24]
In 1962 this Barbary state won its independence from France
Algeria
Dan
$800 [14]
She personally supervised the Salvation Army's relief efforts after the 1906 San Francisco earthquake
Evangeline Booth
$800 [28]
In "Krill", a card game, the object is to build these from plankton to krill to whale
food chains
DD $1,000 [20]
The 2 Old Test. books most often quoted in the New Testament are Psalms & this one named for a prophet
Isaiah
Jessamyn
$800 [22]
Name given by the Vikings to a region in North America that they visited around 1000
Vineland (Vinland)
Jessamyn
$1,000 [13]
He wrote "Mosses from an Old Manse" while living in a Massachusetts home called the Old Manse
(Nathaniel) Hawthorne
Robert
$1,000 [15]
A university is named for this educator who in 1817 founded the USA's 1st free school for the deaf
Gallaudet
Dan
$1,000 [21]
This author of the final epistle identifies himself as a servant of Jesus & brother of James
Jude
Robert
$1,000 [23]
This great king of Wessex stopped the Vikings' advance in England but ceded the north to them
Alfred the Great
Robert
DD $2,700 [12]
Bess is the heroine of this 1925 DuBose Heyward novel, but she isn't mentioned in the title
Porgy
Robert

Final Jeopardy!

HISTORY

Henry VIII made Thomas Cranmer Archbishop of Canterbury; she had him burned at the stake for heresy

Mary I (Bloody Mary)

Robert "Who is Bloody Mary?" — wagered $399
Jessamyn "Who was Queen Anne?" — wagered $2,200
Dan "Who is Elizabeth I" — wagered $3,000

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