Show #2071 1993-09-13 (taped 1993-07-20) Regular

Brian Moore game 5.

Contestants

Victor Berrellez — a commercial banker from Sherman Oaks, California

Leslie Woods — a sales administrator originally from Shenandoah, Pennsylvania

Brian Moore — a teacher from Austin, Texas (whose 4-day cash winnings total $49,402)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Brian	$600	$2,500	$16,500	$12,600 5-day champion: $62,002	$12,100 27 R (including 2 DDs), 3 W
Leslie	$300	$2,400	$2,200	$1 3rd place: Bob Mitchell Designs fine hand-screened wall coverings & fabrics + Wheel of Fortune & Jeopardy! for the 16-bit Super Nintendo Entertainment System & the Sega Genesis System	$2,200 8 R, 1 W
Victor	$900	$1,500	$6,300	$4,800 2nd place: a trip to Tampa, Florida on Delta Airlines & a week at Saddlebrook Resort	$6,700 21 R, 3 W (including 1 DD)

Jeopardy! Round

U.S.A.	THE 1993 GOLDEN GLOBES	MAGAZINES	THE ELEMENTS	JUST DESSERTS	CROSSWORD CLUES "M"
$100 [1] New Bern, N.C. was founded by European colonists in 1710 & named for a city in this country Switzerland Leslie	$100 [24] When John Goodman won for this sitcom, he joked, "I'd like to thank our 50-odd producers..." Roseanne Brian	$100 [13] "Good Housekeeping" leads to "Better Homes &" these Gardens Brian	$100 [16] Adding a bit of strontium will give these a crimson color when they burst in the sky fireworks Victor	$100 [11] Cherries jubilee consists of cherries that are flambeed & spooned over this vanilla ice cream Victor	$100 [6] Cat call(4) meow Victor
$200 [2] The Oregon grape is Oregon's official state one of these, not its state fruit the state flower	$200 [25] This star won the first Golden Globe Special Achievement Award, for "Aladdin" Robin Williams Brian	$200 [15] Spy is a magazine by itself & Spy vs Spy is part of this humor magazine Mad magazine Victor	$200 [17] Steps to extract this element, Co, from copper ore include roasting, leaching & electrolysis cobalt Victor	$200 [12] There is no fat in this "heavenly" cake made with stiffly beaten egg whites angel food cake Leslie	$200 [7] Wise men(4) magi Brian
$300 [3] J. Edgar Hoover was born in this city & a building there is named for him Washington, D.C. Brian	$300 [26] This actor got a shock when he won for "Scent of a Woman"; he got a standing ovation, too Al Pacino Brian	$300 [19] If the Count counted all the readers of this magazine based on a PBS kids' series, he'd count almost 1.2 million Sesame Street Leslie	$300 [18] In 1932 the first workable atom smasher broke lithium into this very light element helium Leslie	$300 [14] Named for the food of the Greek gods, it's made of chilled fruit mixed with coconut ambrosia Victor	$300 [8] Sugarcane cutter(7) machete Victor
$400 [4] Shamu knows there are 4 of these theme parks: in Cleveland, San Antonio, San Diego & Orlando Sea World Victor	$400 [27] Gene Hackman bet that he wouldn't win for this Clint Eastwood Western; he lost $100 Unforgiven Victor	$400 [20] The Christmas edition of the French Vogue was edited by this Tibetan Buddhist leader the Dalai Lama Brian	$400 [21] You can find this element symbolized Bi in the Andes, so it's really "none of yours" bismuth Brian	$400 [29] Henri Charpentier is credited with inventing this fancy French pancake dish crêpes Suzette Victor	$400 [9] Written reminiscence(6) memoir Victor
DD $400 [5] After the Civil War, Confederate general P.G.T. Beauregard managed the lottery in this, his home state Louisiana Victor	$500 [28] This widow of Lord Olivier won 2 Golden Globes, for "Stalin" & "Enchanted April" Joan Plowright Leslie	$500 [23] From 1937 to 1971 Gardner Cowles spent his life publishing this weekly picture magazine Look Leslie Victor	$500 [22] Its atomic number, 6, is half its atomic weight, 12 carbon Leslie	$500 [30] The dough for this flaky apple dessert famous in Austria was brought there by Turkish invaders strudel Brian	$500 [10] Dean of music(6) Martin Victor

Double Jeopardy! Round

HISTORIC NAMES	NOTORIOUS	WORLD CITIES	VICE PRESIDENTS	SONG STANDARDS	LITERARY POTPOURRI
$200 [1] This future Israeli leader married Morris Myerson, a sign painter, in 1917 Golda Meir Victor	$200 [11] He began his autobiography, which translates as "My Struggle", in Munich's Landsberg Prison Hitler Brian	$200 [5] The tango is alive & well in the bars & cabarets of the San Telmo district of this Argentinian city Buenos Aires Brian	$200 [14] The office remained vacant for over 3 years after he moved to the presidency in 1945 Harry Truman Victor	$200 [21] "I never knew my heart could sing, never missed a warm embrace, till April in" this city Paris Brian	$200 [23] Once upon a time this Dane described life as "a fairy tale" Hans Christian Andersen Brian Victor
$400 [2] 1922 Nobel Peace Prize winner Fridtjof Nansen spent 1893-96 trying to reach this point on Earth the North Pole Victor	$400 [12] This slayer of Lee Harvey Oswald died in 1967 while awaiting retrial Jack Ruby Victor	$400 [7] This Czech capital is located on the Vltava River Prague Brian	$400 [15] On January 6, 1961 he had to tell Congress that his opponent won the electoral vote for president Nixon Brian	$400 [22] The song that tells us "I got daisies in green pastures, I got my man--who could ask for anything more?" "I Got Rhythm" Victor	$400 [24] "Pinocchio" may be the most famous children's book ever written in this country Italy Brian
$600 [3] Llywelyn ap Gruffydd was the last independent prince of this country Wales Brian Victor	$600 [13] This "lucky" New York mafia boss was deported in 1946; we guess his luck ran out "Lucky" Luciano Victor	$600 [8] Quezon City, once the capital, is this country's second-most populous city the Philippines Brian	$600 [18] He was 53 when he became vice president; later, a 53-year-old Thomas Jefferson was his VP John Adams Brian	$600 [28] This singer introduced the classic torch song "The Man That Got Away" in the 1954 film "A Star Is Born" Garland Brian	$600 [25] Surprisingly, Ayn Rand once said her favorite popular writer was this creator of Mike Hammer Mickey Spillane Brian
$800 [4] In 1875 this banking family floated the Suez Canal loan the Rothschilds Leslie	$1,000 [17] This "Red Light Bandit" wrote 4 books while on Death Row, including "Trial by Ordeal" in 1955 Caryl Chessman Victor	$1,000 [10] Punta Arenas in this country is the largest city located on the Strait of Magellan Chile Brian	$800 [19] He was vice president between Agnew & Rockefeller Ford Brian	$800 [29] He wrote "Mad About The Boy" & "Mad Dogs And Englishmen" Noël Coward Victor	$800 [26] This English Romantic poet didn't have long to live when he wrote his "Ode on Melancholy" in 1819 Keats Brian
$1,000 [6] Pothinus, an advisor to Ptolemy XIII, had this rival of Julius Caesar killed Pompey Brian Leslie	DD $3,000 [16] From about 1905-1915, Mary Mallon spread this disease to over 50 people, causing 3 deaths typhoid Brian	DD $3,000 [9] The name of this dynamic Asian city-state means "lion city" Singapore Brian	$1,000 [20] 2 of the 3 vice presidents who called Texas their home (2 of) Johnson, Garner & George Bush Brian	$1,000 [30] "Me And My Shadow" is one of many timeless tunes with lyrics by this showman who married Fanny Brice Billy Rose Brian	$1,000 [27] She set "Fried Green Tomatoes..." in Alabama & "Daisy Fay and the Miracle Man" in Mississippi Fannie Flagg Brian

Final Jeopardy!

LAKES

2 of this large lake's biggest gulfs are Emin Pasha in the southwest & Speke in the southeast

Lake Victoria

Leslie "What's Lake Baikal?" — wagered $2,199

Victor "What is Lake baikal" — wagered $1,500

Brian "What isLake Victori Caspian Sea?" — wagered $3,900

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