Show #2329 1994-10-20 (taped 1994-08-24) Regular

Contestants

Randy Young — a production manager from Chicago, Illinois

Erik Russell — a high school tutor from Westminster, California

Peg Serenyi — a school librarian from Potomac, Maryland (whose 2-day cash winnings total $24,600)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Peg	$1,000	$3,100	$9,500	$12,500 3-day champion: $37,100	$9,200 22 R (including 1 DD), 1 W
Erik	$400	$2,300	$4,200	$4,200 3rd place: Iris Arc crystal cottage	$4,100 18 R (including 1 DD), 5 W
Randy	$1,700	$2,200	$6,200	$12,200 2nd place: Broyhill dining room set + Carpet One carpeting	$5,800 16 R (including 1 DD), 1 W

Jeopardy! Round

JERUSALEM	ANIMATION	AMERICANA	NICKNAMES	IMMORTALITY	FILE UNDER "J"
$100 [1] Jerusalem residents are accustomed to the khamsin, a hot, dusty one of these a wind Peg	$100 [21] In the '30s the popularity of the Fleischer cartoons starring this sailor rivaled Disney's Mickey Mouse Popeye Peg	$100 [20] This state is sometimes called "Icebergia" Alaska Erik	$100 [12] King Louis V of this country was such a sluggard that he was known as Louis the Do-Nothing France Peg	$100 [8] This Georgia fruit is a symbol of immortality to the Chinese a peach Randy	$100 [3] Versions of this dance popular in the 1930s & 1940s include the Lindy Hop & the Jive jitterbug Peg
$200 [2] Due to the many different religions in the city, these 3 days are each considered a sabbath Friday, Saturday & Sunday Randy	$200 [23] Scandal hit the papers in 1994 when a few frames of Jessica Rabbit in this film were found very revealing Who Framed Roger Rabbit Erik	$200 [22] The Moravian settlement of Salem, North Carolina grew into a city known by this hyphenated name Winston-Salem Peg Erik	$200 [13] Auto manufacturer William C. Durant was the founder & "The General of" this company General Motors Randy	$200 [16] Tradition places one of these fountains in India, so Ponce de Leon could have looked there the Fountain of Youth Peg	$200 [7] Soweto is the most populous township of this largest South African city Johannesburg Erik
$300 [4] Around 1000 B.C. this king captured the city from the Jebusites & made it his capital David Erik	$300 [24] In a 1977 series this myopic character was given a companion--McBarker, a nearsighted dog Mr. Magoo Erik	$300 [28] Cabbage Row in this South Carolina city was the inspiration for Catfish Row in "Porgy and Bess" Charleston Peg	$300 [14] This magician's ease in slipping out of handcuffs won him the title "The Handcuff King" Houdini Peg	$300 [17] In Buddhism it's the process of a soul repeatedly reborn in new bodies reincarnation Erik	$300 [9] It's a large national or international gathering of Boy Scouts a jamboree Randy
$400 [5] The city is home to this, Israel's parliament the Knesset Randy	$400 [25] Songs in this ABC Saturday morning series of shorts included "Figure Eight" & "Three is a Magic Number" Schoolhouse Rock Erik	$400 [29] Chincoteague Island in this state is famous for its pony auction but it also has an oyster museum Virginia Peg	$400 [15] Some say Martha Jane Canary earned this nickname because she often caused catastrophes Calamity Jane Erik	$400 [18] He shared his immortality with his brother Castor, who was killed by Idas Pollux Erik	$400 [10] From the Spanish for "meeting", it's a small group ruling a country after a coup d'etat a junta Peg
$500 [6] Entrances to this area include the Damascus, Zion & Herod's gates the Old City Erik	$500 [26] Released in 1947, "Tubby The Tuba" was one of his "Puppetoons" George Pal	DD $800 [30] The Turquoise Trail is a scenic route that travels along the Sandia Mountains in this state New Mexico Peg	$500 [27] We assume Jenny Lind sang like a Scandinavian bird since this was her famous nickname the Swedish Nightingale Randy	$500 [19] Immortelles are these that retain their color & form after being dried flowers Peg	$500 [11] In November 1973 this Texas lawyer was named special prosecutor in the Watergate investigation (Leon) Jaworski Randy

Double Jeopardy! Round

THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION	MUSEUMS	MEDICAL HISTORY	LITERATURE	CHEESE	FAMOUS WILSONS
$200 [4] Before mounting his horse on the night of April 18, 1775, he crossed the Charles River in a small boat Paul Revere Randy	$200 [7] The home of Protestant reformer John Knox is now a museum in this Scottish capital Edinburgh Peg	$200 [22] Doctors in China in the 3rd century B.C. tried to restore the patient's harmony of yin & this yang Randy	$200 [1] "The Old Man and the Sea" was the last of his novels published during his lifetime Ernest Hemingway Erik	$200 [2] Edam cheese is coated with this material in yellow or red wax Peg	$200 [21] James Wilson is 1 of only 6 people who signed both of these historic U.S. documents the Declaration of Independence & the Constitution Randy
$400 [14] After the war he became the only Continental Navy officer awarded a gold medal John Paul Jones Peg	$400 [8] His Salzburg birthplace is that city's second-most heavily visited attraction Mozart Randy	$400 [23] This French chemist is considered the founder of the science of microbiology Pasteur Peg Erik	$400 [3] This Dickens novel begins, "It was the best of times, it was the worst of times" A Tale of Two Cities Erik	$400 [6] This best-known Greek cheese is cured in whey or brine feta cheese Peg	$400 [24] Henry Wilson was this former Civil War general's second vice president Grant Peg
$600 [15] In 1778 this British general became second in command to Sir Henry Clinton Cornwallis Erik	$800 [10] This German state's National Museum in Munich houses a large collection of nativity scenes Bavaria Peg	$600 [26] In 1926 it was found that a diet rich in this raw organ meat could treat pernicious anemia liver Randy	$600 [5] In 1927 he published a book for children called "The Tarzan Twins" Edgar Rice Burroughs Erik	$600 [18] This Swiss cheese is named for the Emme Valley in the canton of Bern Emmentaler Erik	$600 [25] In 1965 he broke into the pop Top 40 with "In The Midnight Hour" Wilson Pickett Randy
DD $900 [16] This Prussian has been called the "First Teacher of the American Army" (Baron Friedrich Wilhelm Von) Steuben Erik	DD $1,000 [9] A museum in this European city chronicles the history of the Red Cross through films & exhibits Geneva Randy	$800 [27] Australian nurse who was known for her rehab techniques for polio victims (Sister) Kenny Peg	$800 [12] Paul Baumer, a 19-year-old German soldier, is the narrator of this Erich Maria Remarque novel All Quiet on the Western Front Randy	$800 [19] Mi-chevre cheeses are made of cow's milk & at least 25% this animal's milk goat's milk Erik	$800 [29] Samuel Wilson has been saluted by Congress as the progenitor of this national symbol Uncle Sam Peg Erik
$1,000 [17] In Pennsylvania, at Brandywine & Germantown, Washington engaged British troops led by this general General Howe Erik	$1,000 [11] This Dutch museum not only has "The Night Watch", it has an exhibit explaining its history the Rijksmuseum Randy	$1,000 [28] Marcello Malpighi found the capillaries that completed this man's circulation theory (William) Harvey Erik	$1,000 [13] 1993's "A Tidewater Morning" was this author's first fiction book since "Sophie's Choice" in 1979 William Styron Peg Randy	$1,000 [20] A glass of port is a traditional accompaniment for this British blue cheese Stilton Peg	$1,000 [30] "Ma Rainey's Black Bottom" is part of his cycle of plays about Blacks in America August Wilson Erik

Final Jeopardy!

1960s THEATRE

In the 1966-'67 Broadway season, this playwright had 4 shows running simultaneously

Neil Simon

Erik "Who is Neil Simon?" — wagered $0

Randy "Who is Neil Simon?" — wagered $6,000

Peg "Who is Neil Simon" — wagered $3,000

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