Show #2335 1994-10-28 (taped 1994-08-30) Regular

Bill Pitassy game 5.

Contestants

Jihm Bukowski — an industrial hygienist from Baltimore, Maryland

Louise Tulloh — a credit manager from Arlington, Virginia

Bill Pitassy — a labor attorney from Cranford, New Jersey (whose 4-day cash winnings total $52,102)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Bill	$1,200	$3,000	$13,000	$20,600 5-day champion: $72,702	$13,000 30 R (including 1 DD), 4 W (including 1 DD)
Louise	$400	$500	$700	$1,350 3rd place: Service Merchandise gift certificate	$700 4 R, 2 W
Jihm	$800	$3,300	$10,300	$19,199 2nd place: General Instrument satellite system + RCA 27" TV	$10,900 24 R, 1 W (including 1 DD)

Jeopardy! Round

WEREWOLF	SAILING ALONG	"ON"	MOON	LIGHT	BAYS
$100 [17] As 1994's "Wolf" he caused some strife in Michelle Pfeiffer's life Jack Nicholson Bill	$100 [28] Flattop is a nickname for this type of military ship an aircraft carrier Jihm	$100 [7] It's a synonym for spectator looker-on (or onlooker) Bill	$100 [12] The largest completely visible one of these on the Moon is Bailly, about 183 miles wide a crater Bill	$100 [2] In Einstein's famous formulation E=mc2, this letter represents the velocity of light c Bill	$100 [1] It's the bay of the "City by the Bay" San Francisco Jihm
$200 [18] In the 1941 classic "The Wolf Man", this "Dracula" star played the werewolf that bit Lon Chaney, Jr. Bela Lugosi Jihm	$200 [29] Danforth & mushroom are 2 types of this heavy device that holds a vessel in place anchors Bill	$200 [22] This phrase for abstaining from liquor once included the word "water" on the wagon Bill Louise	$200 [13] Of 5, 45 or 845 pounds, the total amount of moon rock brought back by the Apollo missions 845 pounds Bill Jihm	$200 [3] Guinness says the lights atop this mid-Manhattan skyscraper are visible to aircraft 300 miles away the Empire State Building Jihm	$200 [8] A major battle of the Spanish-American War was fought in this bay in the SW part of Luzon Island Manila Bay Bill
$300 [19] In 1948 this title comedy pair met a werewolf at the same time they met Frankenstein Abbott & Costello Bill	$300 [26] This vertical device for controlling a vessel's direction is usually attached to the sternpost the rudder Bill	$300 [23] An honest person is said to be this, perhaps from the name of a device used by carpenters on the square (or on the level) Bill Louise	$300 [14] Around 350 B.C. Aristotle used these events to prove that the Earth was spherical eclipses (of the moon) Bill	$300 [4] In this process plants use sunlight to combine carbon dioxide & water to make food photosynthesis Bill	$300 [9] Jean Nicolet tackled the job of reaching this Wisconsin bay in 1634 Green Bay Bill
$400 [20] He starred as 1985's "Teen Wolf"; Jason Bateman played "Teen Wolf Too" Michael Fox Louise Jihm	$400 [27] This punishment consisted of pulling a man down one side of the ship, under the bottom & up the other side keelhauling Jihm	$400 [24] The 2-letter abbreviation in this phrase regarding secrecy stands for "quiet" on the Q.T. Louise	$400 [15] Man first orbited the moon in 1968 on this holiday Christmas Jihm	$400 [5] This type of cable uses light to carry thousands of times as many phone calls as a copper wire fiberoptics Louise	$400 [10] A famous April 17, 1961 incident occurred in this bay the Bay of Pigs Jihm
$500 [21] The standard way to kill a werewolf is with one of these, the title of a Stephen King werewolf film a silver bullet Jihm	$500 [30] The name of this type of sail comes from the Sphinx, the first ship to use one a spinnaker Bill	$500 [25] This phrase that means not in working order includes a common nickname for Friedrich on the Fritz Bill	$500 [16] It's the phase that falls between a half-moon & a full moon a gibbous moon Jihm	$500 [6] Light can be described as a wave or as a particle called this a photon Jihm	DD $600 [11] This bay near present-day Sydney was named for the varied vegetation found by naturalists with Capt. Cook Botany Bay Jihm

Double Jeopardy! Round

AMERICAN HISTORY	POTENT POTABLES	PROVERBS	EGYPT	FOUNDERS	PLAYWRIGHTS
$200 [2] In January 1776 Thomas Paine called for American independence in this pamphlet "Common Sense" Louise	$200 [1] Nelson's Blood is a British navy term for this spirit found in grog rum Bill	$200 [13] "Idleness is the root of all evil" & so is "the love of" this money Bill	$200 [11] Cairo gets only about 1 inch of this per year; the south gets even less rain Bill	$200 [21] The official name of Boys Town includes the name of this founder Father Flanagan Jihm	$200 [30] This "Plaza Suite" playwright's real first name is Marvin Neil Simon Jihm
$400 [4] In 1757, during this war, the Marquis de Montcalm seized Fort William Henry in New York The French and Indian War Jihm	$400 [3] Martinis & Manhattans contain the dry & sweet types of this wine respectively vermouth Jihm	$400 [17] "The more cooks the worse potage" is a variation of this proverb "too many cooks spoil the broth" Bill Jihm	$400 [12] Rubble from the tomb of Ramses VI helped protect this pharaoh's tomb from grave robbers Tutankhamen Jihm	$600 [22] In the 5th century this saint founded a church in what's now the District of Down St. Patrick Bill	$400 [28] Liv Ullmann starred in a 1982 revival of this fellow Norwegian's play "Ghosts" Henrik Ibsen Bill
$600 [5] In 1844 U.S. expansionists used this slogan urging that Oregon should reach the So. border of Alaska "fifty-four forty or fight" Bill	$600 [8] Bourbon whiskey is made from a mash that must not be less than 51% this grain corn Bill	$600 [18] Margaret Mitchell ended "Gone with the Wind" with this proverb tomorrow is another day Jihm	$600 [14] In 1914, partly to protect the Suez Canal, this country declared Egypt a protectorate Great Britain Bill	$800 [23] In 1912 Henrietta Szold founded this women's Zionist organization Hadassah Jihm	$600 [24] It was the native language of Emlyn Williams, whose play "The Corn Is Green" is semi-autobiographical Welsh Bill
$800 [6] On Oct. 1, 1962 James Meredith became the first black student enrolled at this university the University of Mississippi Bill	$800 [9] The name of this beverage goes back to Madhu, the Sanskrit word for honey mead Jihm	$800 [19] According to a modern-day proverb, it's the age at which "life begins" life begins at 40 Bill	$800 [15] He was Deputy Minister of War during the 1973 conflict & was named vice president in 1975 Hosni Mubarak Jihm	DD $1,000 [29] Singer heard here, she founded Humanitas, a human rights organization:"The night they drove old Dixie down / And all the bells were ringing / The night they drove old Dixie down / And all the people were singing" Joan Baez Bill	$800 [27] Her play "Toys in the Attic" begins at 6 P.M. on a summer Tuesday in New Orleans Lillian Hellman Bill
DD $2,000 [7] Due to the Erie Canal, New York replaced this city as the nation's top port by the late 1840s Philadelphia Bill	$1,000 [10] When found on a cognac label, the letters V.O. stand for this very old Bill	$1,000 [20] "Go abroad and you'll hear news of" this home Bill	$1,000 [16] The nation's largest religious minority is this monophysite Christian sect the Coptics Jihm	$1,000 [26] This Mass. Ocean Institute was founded in 1930 with money from the Rockefeller Foundation the Woods Hole Institute Bill	$1,000 [25] In the 1640s this comic playwright made his professional acting debut with the Illustre-Theatre Moliere Jihm

Final Jeopardy!

WORD ORIGINS

This term for a small place of worship goes back to the veneration of the cape of St. Martin of Tours

chapel

Louise "What is a chapel" — wagered $650

Jihm "What is ashrine? chapel" — wagered $8,899

Bill "What is a chapel?" — wagered $7,600

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