Show #2073 1993-09-15 (taped 1993-07-20) Regular

John Cuthbertson game 2.

Contestants

Michelle Fishman — a grad student from Staten Island, New York

Larry Poster — a tax accountant from San Diego, California

John Cuthbertson — a physicist originally from Liberty, Missouri (whose 1-day cash winnings total $18,400)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
John	$1,600	$1,100	$6,900	$12,000 2-day champion: $30,400	$7,900 17 R, 3 W (including 1 DD)
Larry	$1,000	$2,600	$5,300	$200 3rd place: Samsung Electronics 4-head VCR + Wheel of Fortune & Jeopardy! video games for the 16-bit Super Nintendo Entertainment System & the Sega Genesis system + Jeopardy! home game	$5,800 14 R, 1 W (including 1 DD)
Michelle	$1,400	$1,100	$5,200	$4,200 2nd place: Daniel Mink his & her Bolero Collection watches + Stanley Blacker men's & women's fashions + Jeopardy! home game	$5,700 21 R, 5 W (including 1 DD)

Jeopardy! Round

FLOWERS & TREES	TV THEME SONGS	BEVERAGES	SHAKESPEARE	CLOCKS	POTPOURRI
$100 [26] It's the color of the hibiscus casa blanca, sweetheart white Michelle	$100 [4] The theme to this PBS series is titled "Won't You Be My Neighbor?" Mister Rogers' Neighborhood Michelle	$100 [21] It may be branch, spring or mineral water Michelle	$100 [1] Lady Capulet complains that this 13-year-old should have children like other girls her age Juliet Michelle	$100 [16] It's the bedroom equivalent of the army's Reveille bugler an alarm clock Michelle	$100 [2] In 1965 Emilio Pucci designed clear plastic bubble helmets for these employees of Braniff Airlines stewardesses John
$200 [27] The Pilgrims could have told you that the trailing arbutus is also known as this a mayflower Larry	$200 [5] "This bold renegade carves a Z with his blade, a Z that stands for" this Zorro Michelle	$200 [22] It used to be an ale; now it follows "egg" in a holiday drink nog Larry	$200 [9] Like "Julius Caesar", "Coriolanus" opens on a street in this city Rome Larry	$200 [17] Time on the clock in "Hickory, Dickory, Dock" 1:00 John Michelle	$200 [3] In 1992 Johnson & Johnson introduced a new one of these called Reach Between a toothbrush Michelle
$300 [28] This tree is so named because its nuts were used to treat equine respiratory ailments a horse chestnut John	$300 [6] This series was "the story of a lovely lady who was bringing up three very lovely girls" The Brady Bunch John	$300 [23] Name shared by a drink from Campbell's & a type of car engine V-8	$300 [10] The great 19th c. actor Sir Henry Irving was noted for his portrayal of Shylock in this play The Merchant of Venice Larry	$300 [18] It's often punched by office workers a time clock Larry	$300 [12] Australians call these annoying creatures "mozzies" for short mosquitos John
$400 [29] The Indian turnip looks like a preacher under a canopy, so it's also called "jack-in-" this the-pulpit John	$400 [7] Sonny Curtis, who once toured with Buddy Holly wrote "Love Is All Around", this series' theme The Mary Tyler Moore Show John	$400 [24] The sloe is a small, bitter one of these fruits used to make sloe gin plum John Michelle	$400 [11] In "As You Like It", Jaques says, "All the world's a stage, and all the men and women merely" these players Michelle	$400 [19] Farmers carving clocks for tourists in the Black Forest created this clock around 1775 a cuckoo clock Larry	$400 [14] In the '30s part of the Great Plains became known as this because of all the soil that blew around the Dust Bowl Michelle
DD $1,000 [30] This tree found in India can have thousands of trunks, making it resemble a small forest a banyan tree John	$500 [8] He not only narrated "The Dukes of Hazzard", he wrote & sang the theme song as well Waylon Jennings	$500 [25] A New England term for a milk shake, it also refers to liqueur poured over shaved ice a frappe (or frappé)	$500 [13] In "A Midsummer Night's Dream", Titania is the queen of these beings the fairies Larry	$500 [20] Within women it ticks off the years when they can conceive children the biological clock Larry	$500 [15] In this Japanese form of fencing, the swords are made of bamboo kendo John

Double Jeopardy! Round

"O"	CANADA	WORLD WAR II	ROCKS & MINERALS	SUPREME COURT JUSTICES	UNREAL ESTATE
$200 [4] Good or bad, it's a sign of things to come omen Larry	$200 [21] An act passed in 1969 made these the 2 official languages of Canada English & French Michelle	$200 [1] During the Potsdam Conference of 1945, this British prime minister was replaced by Clement Attlee Winston Churchill John	$200 [16] Azurite got its name because it is the azure shade of this color blue Michelle	$200 [25] She was once expected to run for governor of Arizona Sandra Day O'Connor Michelle	$200 [9] Laputa is a flying island inhabited by somewhat useless philosophers in this Jonathan Swift classic Gulliver's Travels Michelle
$400 [5] It was the middle name of poet Frederic Nash Ogden Michelle	$400 [22] Played by 19th c. soldiers during the long winters, it's now considered the national sport hockey John	$400 [2] This sobriquet applied to women working in defense plants was said to be based on Rosina Bonavita Rosie the Riveter Larry	$400 [17] This mineral used by early man to make tools is actually a type of chert flint Michelle	$400 [26] This former president's nephew Bushrod was appointed by John Adams in 1798 Washington Michelle	$400 [10] Yoknapatawpha County is a fictional county in this real U.S. state Mississippi Larry
$600 [6] It's slang for a slot machine a one-armed bandit Michelle	DD $500 [24] Benedict Arnold owned a home on this island, which was also a summer home to Franklin Roosevelt Campobello Larry	$600 [3] The British defeated this German general at El Alamein, Egypt in November 1942 Rommel Michelle	$600 [18] Heating it in an airtight oven turns this into coke coal Larry	DD $500 [29] In 1965 Abe Fortas replaced this man, who resigned to become U.S. ambassador to the United Nations Arthur Goldberg Michelle	$600 [11] It's the number of oaks in the name of Ashley Wilkes' family plantation twelve Michelle
$800 [7] It's a collective name for the islands in the Pacific, including Polynesia & sometimes Australia Oceania John	$600 [23] Held every August, Discovery Days celebrates the discovery of gold in this region of the Yukon the Klondike Larry	$800 [14] A vital supply route to China, this "road" named for a country was closed by the Japanese in 1942 the Burma Road John	$800 [19] In 1973 the EPA banned the use of this fibrous mineral in insulation for schools asbestos John	$600 [27] He told People magazine that his 1991 confirmation hearings were "brutal, just brutal" Clarence Thomas John	$800 [12] Mr. Darcy lives in a Derbyshire estate called Pemberley in this Jane Austen novel Pride and Prejudice Michelle
$1,000 [8] It describes an expression made up of 2 contradictory terms, such as "deafening silence" an oxymoron Michelle	$1,000 [30] This province in the Gulf of St. Lawrence is sometimes referred to as "The Million Acre Farm" Prince Edward Island John	$1,000 [15] In February 1943 U.S. troops freed this largest of the Solomon Islands from Japanese occupation Guadalcanal John Michelle	$1,000 [20] The name of this soft mineral used for tobacco pipe bowls means "sea foam" in German meerschaum John	$800 [28] This Chief Justice served as a captain in the Third Virginia Regiment during the American Revolution Marshall John Michelle	$1,000 [13] This lord wrote 2 famous poems about a mansion called Locksley Hall, the first in 1842 & a sequel in 1886 (Lord) Tennyson Larry

Final Jeopardy!

IN THE NEWS

Pres. Mitterand & Bishop Alanis signed a new constitution giving this country sovereignty in '93

Andorra

Michelle "What is Monaco?" — wagered $1,000

Larry "What is San Marino" — wagered $5,100

John "What is Andorra?" — wagered $5,100

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