Show #932 1988-09-27 (taped 1988-07-25) Regular

Chris Shea game 5.

Contestants

Doak Fairey — a computer consultant from Myrtle Beach, South Carolina

Susan Clements — a teacher from Akron, Ohio

Chris Shea — a radio operator from Los Angeles, California (whose 4-day cash winnings total $35,202)

Scores

Player First Commercial End of Jeopardy! End of Double Jeopardy! Final Coryat
Chris $-400 $1,400 $9,800 $19,100
2nd place: trip on Eastern to Nassau, Bahamas & stay at the British Colonial + Jeopardy! box game or Jeopardy! Challenger
$7,800
14 R (including 1 DD), 1 W
Susan $500 $900 $500 $0
3rd place: Speed Queen washer & dryer + Jeopardy! box game or Jeopardy! Challenger
$3,100
11 R, 2 W (including 1 DD)
Doak $2,000 $5,200 $11,000 $20,900
New champion: $20,900
$10,500
28 R (including 1 DD), 1 W

Jeopardy! Round

BUSINESS '88 HOLLYWOOD HISTORY WOMEN IN SPORTS SOLDIER TALK ART TRIVIA BIRD NAMES
$100 [13]
Under control of Hefner's daughter Christie, this magazine has gotten back into financial shape
Playboy
Susan
$100 [9]
This world-famous Hollywood theater opened in 1927 with the premiere of "King of Kings"
Grauman's Chinese Theater (Mann's)
Doak
$100 [3]
The team of Pam Shriver & this champion have won more women's doubles titles than any other team
Martina Navratilova
Doak
$100 [1]
"I got a heart in Vietnam" means a soldier received this decoration
a Purple Heart
Doak
$100 [14]
The Zeuslike, seminude statue of this president graces the Smithsonian
Washington
Susan
$100 [24]
He also won a British film Academy Award for "Network"
Peter Finch
Susan
$200 [22]
"Miami Nice" is a course designed to improve the image & behavior of these drivers
cab drivers
Doak
$300 [18]
Reason sidewalk stars reading "Maurice Diller", "Kitrina Paxinou" & "Ernest Lubitsch" were replaced in 1988
misspelling of their names
Chris
$200 [4]
Patty Berg, Mickey Wright & Kathy Whitworth are 3 of the 10 women in this sport's hall of fame
golf
Doak
$200 [2]
The point from which riflemen take aim & shoot at a target, or Wm. F. Buckley's TV show
firing line
Susan
$200 [15]
This dessert company has a multimillion dollar art collection that "Nobody, doesn't like"
Sara Lee
Chris
$200 [25]
Authors Hart or Stephen
Cranes
Chris
$300 [23]
For $35,000, a tour company will fly you to this remote point & let you tour the Amundson-Scott Station
the South Pole
Chris
$400 [20]
Harold Arlen reportedly wrote "Over The Rainbow" in front of this famous drugstore
Schwab's
Doak
$300 [8]
One souvenir T-shirt from Alaska reads, "Alaska. where men are men & women win" this dog sled race
the Iditarod
Susan
$300 [5]
The slang for this rank used to be "double Pfc"
a corporal
Doak
$300 [16]
Chagall, Cocteau, Miro, & even John Huston have designed these for Mouton Rothschild
wine bottle labels
Chris Susan
$300 [26]
"Laugh-In" host who fits the category
Dick Martin
Doak
$500 [21]
Despite its name, this world-famous restaurant on Vine St. wasn't shaped like an item of clothing
the Brown Derby
Doak
$400 [11]
The only woman since Sonja Henie to win the gold in ladies' figure skating at 2 consecutive Olympics
Katarina Witt
Doak
$400 [6]
Government issued uniform items that WWII WACs called the "gruesome twosome"
their shoes
Chris
$400 [17]
His most famous bronze sculpture is called "Bronco Buster"
Remington
Doak
$400 [27]
A short actress on "Cheers" with the name of a large, flightless bird
Rhea Perlman
Susan
DD $700 [10]
Built in 1918, Charlie Chaplin's movie studio has belonged for over 20 years to the musician heard here:[Trumpet plays.]
Herb Alpert
Doak
$500 [12]
Injuries kept this '84 Olympic marathon champ from competing at Seoul in '88
Joan Benoit
Doak
$500 [7]
Form of hard bread that sailors called "sea biscuit" & Union soldiers nicknamed "Lincoln pie"
hardtack
Doak
$500 [19]
This desert artist was a nude model for Alfred Stieglitz's photographs before she married him
Georgia O'Keeffe
Doak
$500 [28]
In 1713 this Irish author & pamphleteer was appointed dean of Dublin's St. Patrick's Cathedral
(Jonathan) Swift
Chris

Double Jeopardy! Round

CHARACTERS IN PLAYS N. AMERICAN HISTORY THE RAILROAD MISSOURIANS SONG LYRICS CELEBRITY MATES
$200 [21]
Oscar Madison&Felix Unger
The Odd Couple
Doak
$200 [4]
In 1949 Costa Rica's constitution abolished this, replacing it with a small civil guard
the military (army)
Doak
$200 [14]
The very first passenger cars were built to resemble these, the form of transportation they replaced
the stagecoach
Doak
$200 [22]
Branson, Missouri's annual "Kewpiesta" celebration honors Rose O'Neill, who created this
the Kewpie doll
Susan
$200 [1]
It's what the band did when "Casey would waltz with the strawberry blonde"
play on
Susan
$200 [9]
Mimi Rogers' top gun
Tom Cruise
Doak
$400 [24]
Roxane&Christian
Cyrano de Bergerac
Chris
$400 [5]
Between his terms as Cuba's leader, Fulgencio Batista lived for a while in this U.S. state
Florida
Doak
$400 [15]
It's the term for the distance or width between the 2 rails of a railroad track
the gauge
Doak
$400 [30]
A restored courtroom in Independence features a multimedia show based on his life
Harry Truman
Doak
$400 [2]
"I'm gonna sit right down & write myself a letter, & make believe it" did this
came from you
Susan
$400 [10]
Jillie Mack's personal private investigator, in Hawaii & elsewhere
Tom Selleck
Doak
$600 [18]
Alonzo, Rumpleteazer & Bustopher Jones
Cats
$600 [6]
In 1903 Panama proclaimed its independence from this adjacent country
Colombia
Chris Doak
$600 [16]
The 1st real U.S. railroad was set up in 1826 to haul granite for this Massachusetts battle monument
the Bunker Hill monument
$600 [27]
Carthage was home to Belle Starr of the Wild West & this star of "Wild Kingdom"
Marlin Perkins
Susan
$600 [3]
14 years before Linda Ronstadt, Roy Orbison was "going back some day, come what may" to this place
Blue Bayou
Doak
$600 [11]
Since marrying him, Pam Dawber's life has taken a harmonious turn
Mark Harmon
Doak
$800 [19]
Brick & Maggie Pollitt
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof
Susan
$800 [7]
Barons, earls, viscounts & 1 woman, Jeanne Sauve, have all been governors gen. of this country
Canada
Chris
$800 [17]
In spring '88 "Good Morning America" sent Ron Reagan on this European train, while "TODAY" sent its whole crew
the Orient Express
Chris
$1,000 [29]
The 2nd most famous resident of Hannibal, she survived a shipwreck & inspired a musical
"The Unsinkable Molly Brown"
Chris
$800 [20]
In "Funny Girl", Fanny Brice sang, "Don't bring around a cloud to" do this
rain on my parade
Chris
$800 [12]
5'8" model Brogan Lane refers to all 5'2" of him as a "sex thimble"
Dudley Moore
Doak
$1,000 [25]
Lady Bracknell&Algernon Moncrieff
The Importance of Being Earnest
Chris
$1,000 [8]
Rafael Leonidas Trujillo Molina was dictator of this island country for 3 decades until his 1961 assassination
the Dominican Republic
Doak
DD $3,000 [26]
In the 1960s the railroads began to eliminate this job formerly required by union contracts
the fire tender, the coal shoveler (fireman)
Chris
DD $2,600 [28]
You can tour the home near Kearney where he was born & the house in St. Joseph where he was shot
Jesse James
Susan
$1,000 [23]
Title line that follows "Dear, with your lips to mine a rhapsody divine"
Zing! went the strings of my heart
$1,000 [13]
Actress Victoria Tennant's a permanent tenant in his house
Steve Martin
Doak

Final Jeopardy!

THE BIBLE

The only 3 men to reign as king over all 12 tribes of Israel

Saul, David & Solomon

Susan "Who are Isaac, Jacob and Israel" — wagered $500
Chris "Who were Saul, David & Solomon?" — wagered $9,300
Doak "Who are David, Solomon & Saul?" — wagered $9,900

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