Show #2361 1994-12-05 (taped 1994-09-13) Regular

Contestants

Andy Morse — a money manager from Scarsdale, New York

Michele Rhodes — a CPA from Reston, Virginia

Alex Guard — an actor from St. Catharines, Ontario (whose 1-day cash winnings total $9,100)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Alex	$1,100	$2,100	$11,400	$15,201 2-day champion: $24,301	$12,500 26 R (including 1 DD), 2 W (including 1 DD)
Michele	$1,900	$3,600	$7,600	$7,601 2nd place: Bose home theater system + Bush home theatre ensemble	$8,100 23 R, 2 W (including 1 DD)
Andy	$700	$700	$1,500	$2,000 3rd place: Franklin Digital Book System	$1,500 6 R, 2 W

Jeopardy! Round

18th CENTURY AMERICA	ACTORS & ACTRESSES	ELECTIONS	NEW MEXICO	GUINNESS RECORDS	WORLD OF BEERS
$100 [7] In 1774 NJ citizens dressed as Indians for the Greenwich Tea Party, which resembled this 1773 event the Boston Tea Party Michele	$100 [1] This "Evening Shade" star's Institute for Theatre training is in Tequesta, Florida Burt Reynolds Michele	$100 [24] To let people know you're a candidate, throw your hat here in the ring Alex	$100 [3] The Zia symbol for this heavenly object is featured on the state's license plates & flag the Sun Michele	$100 [21] Currently, she's the longest-reigning queen in the world Elizabeth II Alex	$100 [15] Innsbruck lager & Steffl Old Vienna lager Austria Michele
$200 [9] This famous flagmaker was the 8th of 17 children born to Samuel & Rebecca Griscom Betsy Ross Michele	$200 [2] This actor who was an avid gardener named one of his orchids for his TV co-star Barbara Hale Raymond Burr Michele	$200 [25] Can't be at the polling place on election day? Then vote by mail using one of these an absentee ballot Andy	$200 [4] Each July Taos holds one of these meetings of Indian tribes a pow wow Michele	$200 [22] On Sept. 6, 1981 a man in Finland caught one of these thrown a distance of 317' 10"; it didn't break an egg Alex Michele	$200 [16] Grizzly Bear & Molson Light Canada Alex
$300 [10] On Oct. 25, 1764 Abigail Smith married this attorney John Adams Andy	$300 [13] Philip Casnoff wore blue contact lenses when he played this singer in an acclaimed 1992 miniseries Frank Sinatra Alex	$300 [28] Also called the slate, it can be voted straight or split a ticket Michele	$300 [5] To get a mix of red & green ones in a New Mexico restaurant, ask for them "Christmas" (chili) peppers Alex	$300 [23] In terms of personnel, China currently has the largest army & this country has the largest navy The United States Andy	$300 [17] Asahi & Sapporo Japan Michele
$400 [11] The first theatre in the American colonies opened in 1716 in this colonial capital of Virginia Williamsburg Michele	$400 [14] He made his film debut in 1947 in "Life with Father"; "Route 66" & "Adam-12" came later Marty Milner	$400 [29] In the winner-take-all system, the winner of the presidential popular vote in a state gets all of these the electoral votes Michele	$400 [6] Century in which New Mexico became a state the 20th century Andy	$400 [26] A cookie made during the 1992 Riponfest in Wisconsin included almost 4 million of these Chocolate chips Michele	$400 [18] Cooper's Extra Stout & Foster's lager Australia Alex
$500 [12] Georgia became a royal province in 1752 when its charter was returned to this man for whom the colony was named George II Alex	$500 [20] This star of "Matt Houston" wasn't born in Houston but in Muleshoe, Texas Lee Horsley	$500 [30] For voting, a district, town or ward is divided into these precincts Michele Andy	$500 [8] Ruts made by the wagons on this trail 150 years ago are still visible in Union County the Santa Fe Trail Michele	DD $500 [27] Called TV's most frequent clapper, she claps an estimated 720 times a show Vanna White Michele	$500 [19] Tuborg & Carlsberg Denmark Michele

Double Jeopardy! Round

THE ANCIENTS	COMPOSERS	GEOGRAPHY	ART & ARTISTS	GENERAL SCIENCE	SHAKESPEARE'S ENGLISH
$200 [1] This dictator of Rome, assassinated in 44 B.C., always wore a laurel wreath to cover his baldness Julius Caesar Michele	$200 [2] Civil War general Daniel Butterfield composed this "Lights Out" bugle call in 1862 "Taps" Michele	$200 [13] Jordan borders this "sea" that's 7 times saltier than the ocean the Dead Sea Alex	$200 [26] He made 2 surrealist films with Luis Bunuel: "An Andalusian Dog" & "The Golden Age" Dali Alex	$200 [21] The Earth's surface has 3 main features: the ocean floor, the mid-oceanic ridges & these land masses continents Michele	$200 [9] If you neeze, a variant of this word, you may be blessed sneeze Alex
$400 [4] After leading his army across the Alps, he campaigned in Italy for 16 years Hannibal Alex	$400 [3] Domenico Scarlatti wrote over 550 pieces for this piano predecessor the harpsichord Alex	$400 [14] Only 1% of the land of this country between Russia & China is arable Mongolia Michele	$400 [27] Some consider his "Last Supper" in Milan the first work of the High Renaissance da Vinci Alex	$400 [22] Soft & sticky in warm weather & brittle in cold weather, add sulfur & heat it to vulcanize it rubber Alex	$400 [10] Candied meant frozen, so discandy, a verb, meant this to melt Andy
$600 [5] Peisistratus was tyrant of this Greek city-state from 546-527 B.C. Athens Alex Michele	$600 [6] Translated into English, Giuseppe Verdi becomes Joe Green & he becomes John Brook Johann (Sebastian) Bach Alex Andy	$600 [15] Eritrea is located on the part of eastern Africa known as this the Horn of Africa Alex	$800 [29] This Dutchman's finest pupil, Carel Fabritius, was killed in the great Delft explosion of 1654 Rembrandt Michele	$600 [23] A zygote has the full or diploid number of these chromosomes Alex	$600 [18] Term for a fool's stick with a fool's head on top; it's now a trinket like bangles & beads a bauble Alex
$800 [7] Apollonius Rhodius wrote "Argonautica", an epic dealing with this man's quest for the Golden Fleece Jason Alex	$800 [11] Kangaroos, tortoises & an elephant are among the creatures in his "Carnival of the Animals" Saint-Saëns Michele	$1,000 [17] South American capital that's closest to the equator Quito Alex	$1,000 [30] His "Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte" was shown at the last Impressionist exhibition (Georges) Seurat Alex	$800 [24] This temperature scale is also called the absolute scale Kelvin Michele	$800 [19] The upshot was the final shot or conclusion of a contest in this sport archery Alex
$1,000 [8] This author of "The Frogs" is the only "Old Comedy" writer for whom complete plays survive Aristophanes Alex	$1,000 [12] His works are classified by D numbers for Otto Erich Deutsch; D.759 is the "Unfinished" symphony Schubert Andy	DD $1,700 [16] 1 of the 2 countries that share the second- largest island in the world Papua New Guinea (or Indonesia) Alex	DD $2,000 [28] The friendship of these 2 creators of analytical Cubism ended at the start of WWI Pablo Picasso & Georges Braque Alex	$1,000 [25] It was the first subatomic particle discovered the electron Alex	$1,000 [20] It's what an anthropophaginian is a cannibal

Final Jeopardy!

THE BIBLE

Ehud, Jephthah & Gideon are 3 of the people for whom this Old Testament book is named

Judges

Andy "What is Judges?" — wagered $500

Michele "What is Judges" — wagered $1

Alex "What is Judges" — wagered $3,801

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