Show #2391 1995-01-16 (taped 1994-10-26) Regular

Jim Morgan game 2.

Contestants

John Mark — a writer from Phoenix, Arizona

Cindi Cohen — an attorney from Annandale, Virginia

Jim Morgan — a personnel manager from New Brunswick, New Jersey (whose 1-day cash winnings total $1,199)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Jim	$1,700	$4,000	$9,800	$8,199 2-day champion: $9,398	$9,800 22 R, 1 W
Cindi	$1,800	$2,800	$5,700	$2 2nd place: Caribbean cruise from Norwegian Cruise Line	$6,600 18 R (including 1 DD), 0 W
John	$-300	$1,600	$2,600	$1 3rd place: computer from Insight Computer	$4,600 14 R (including 1 DD), 4 W (including 1 DD)

Jeopardy! Round

GEOGRAPHY	TELEVISION	INVENTORS	THE 1790s	THE FOUR SEASONS	WORD ORIGINS
$100 [3] In German this wooded region is called Schwarzwald the Black Forest Cindi	$100 [1] A new version of this Rod Serling series was narrated by Charles Aidman from 1985 to 1987 The Twilight Zone John	$100 [6] In 1877 he sailed to Europe to introduce his new telephone Alexander Graham Bell Cindi	$100 [15] When this Russian ruler died in 1796, she had reigned for 34 years Catherine the Great Jim	$100 [24] In the northern hemisphere, the first day of fall falls in this month September Jim	$100 [12] A spurious imitation, it may be a dialectal variant of shame sham Cindi John
$200 [5] India's Andaman & Nicobar Islands are located in this bay the Bay of Bengal John	$200 [2] From 1972 to 1981, this Earl Hamner-created series evolved in time from the 1930s to the 1940s The Waltons Jim	$200 [20] Roy J. Plunkett, the inventor of this non-stick coating for cookware, passed away in 1994 Teflon Cindi	$200 [16] In 1791 he sailed HMS Providence to Tahiti for more breadfruit; his previous shipment didn't make it back Captain Bligh John	$200 [25] It's the medical-sounding term for the restless feeling you get in March spring fever Jim	$200 [13] The name of this flavoring is the diminutive of Vaina, Spanish meaning "sheath" vanilla Cindi
$300 [9] The strait that separates New Zealand's North & South Islands is named for this explorer Cook Jim	$300 [4] For 5 seasons Herve Villechaize played this diminutive aide to Mr. Roarke on "Fantasy Island" Tattoo Jim	$300 [21] Unable to pay his debts, he had to turn over his printing press to Johann Fust in 1455 Gutenberg Jim	$300 [17] Ira Allen, Ethan's brother, helped gain admission for this 14th state in 1791 Vermont Jim	$300 [26] The 4 seasons, in alphabetical order fall, spring, summer, winter Cindi	$300 [14] Valuable for its seeds & oil, this plant gets its name from the Akkadian samassamu Sesame Jim
$400 [10] Projecting into the Drake Passage, this cape is South America's southernmost point Cape Horn Cindi	$400 [7] During this series' 8-year run, both Pamela Sue Martin & Emma Samms played Fallon Carrington Dynasty Cindi	$400 [22] In January 1861, just 3 months before his death, he received a patent for a steam elevator (Elisha) Otis John	$400 [18] This beauty met Lord Nelson in 1793 & in 1798 helped him get supplies for his Nile Campaign Mrs. Hamilton John	$400 [27] It completes Shelley's question "O wind, if winter comes,..." "can spring be far behind?" John	$400 [29] O3, its name comes from Greek meaning "to smell" ozone Jim
$500 [11] This capital of the U.S. Virgin Islands is also known as St. Thomas, its name from 1921 to 1936 Charlotte Amalie Cindi	$500 [8] This actor won a 1989 Emmy for his role as Harry Weston on "Empty Nest" Richard Mulligan Jim John	$500 [23] In 1977 he unveiled his company's new instant motion-picture system, Polavision (Edwin) Land Jim	DD $500 [19] When Robert Gray discovered this river in the Oregon region in 1792, he named it after his ship the Columbia John	$500 [28] A famous line from "Richard III" says, "Now is" this "made glorious summer by this sun of York" "the winter of our discontent" Jim	$500 [30] The Shi in the name of this type of therapeutic massage is Japanese for "finger" shiatsu Cindi

Double Jeopardy! Round

WORLD FACTS	HISTORICAL OPERAS	EGYPTIAN MYTHOLOGY	ARTISTS	DEMOCRATS	LITERATURE
$200 [4] The name of Belem, a city in northern Brazil, is Portuguese for this biblical birthplace Bethlehem Cindi	$200 [14] Based on Peter Shaffer's play, "The Royal Hunt of the Sun" concerns the Spanish conquest of this empire the Incan Jim Cindi	DD $100 [30] Greek for "sun city", it was the center of the cult of Re, the sun god Heliopolis Cindi	$200 [15] Albert Namatjira, an Aboriginal artist, was known for his watercolor landscapes of this country Australia Jim	$200 [1] Clement Vallandigham was a leader of the Copperheads, Democrats opposed to this war the Civil War John	$200 [9] After an ankle sprain confined her to her home in 1926, Margaret Mitchell began work on this novel Gone with the Wind Cindi
$400 [5] A Canadian river that rises near the Quebec-Vermont border is named for this French cardinal Richelieu Cindi	$400 [16] In an 1833 opera this Borgia is portrayed as a murderess who poisons her own son by mistake Lucrezia John	$200 [22] Under the name of Hapi, this river was worshipped as a god the Nile Cindi	$400 [20] When he was born in Caprese in 1475, his father, Lodovico Buonarroti, was the town's mayor Michelangelo John	$400 [2] He faced a strong challenge from Edward Kennedy but was renominated for president in 1980 Jimmy Carter John	$400 [10] "Nobody's Fault" was his original title for "Little Dorrit" Dickens Jim
$600 [6] In 1972 Mujibur Rahman became the 1st prime minister of this country once known as East Pakistan Bangladesh Jim	$600 [17] In Handel's opera "Agrippina", it's traditional for a woman to play this "fiery" emperor, Agrippina's son Nero John	$400 [27] Keb was called the great cackler for his work in producing the "cosmic" one of these egg	$600 [21] This Fr. sculptor succeeded Whistler as pres. of a society of sculptors, painters & engravers Rodin Jim	$600 [3] In 1970 Adlai E. Stevenson III won this state's Senate seat vacated by Everett Dirksen Illinois Jim	$600 [11] It's the feat for which Phileas Fogg won 20,000 pounds Around the World in Eighty Days Cindi
$800 [7] These people of the Pyrenees speak Euskera, which is unrelated to any other known language the Basques Jim	$800 [18] This fierce czar wreaks havoc in Novgorod in Rimsky-Korsakov's opera "The Maid of Pskov" Ivan the Terrible John	$600 [28] This bird of prey was sacred to Horus, so Horus was sometimes depicted having its head the hawk John	$800 [23] In 1921 Fernand Leger unveiled "Three Women" & this artist unveiled "Three Musicians" Pablo Picasso	$800 [25] In June 1994 Leon E. Panetta replaced Thomas McLarty in this White House post Chief of Staff John	$800 [12] This author of "An American Tragedy" also wrote a nonfiction work entitled "Tragic America" (Theodore) Dreiser Jim
$1,000 [8] This largest island in the Netherlands Antilles has bridges named for the Dutch queens Emma & Juliana Curaçao Jim	DD $2,000 [19] Thea Musgrave's 1977 opera about this queen features Lord Darnley & the Earl of Bothwell Mary, Queen of Scots John	$800 [29] After being cut into pieces & scattered all over Egypt, he became god of the underworld Osiris	$1,000 [24] His "Autumn Rhythm" drip painting of 1950 measures nearly 9 by 17 1/2 feet Jackson Pollock	$1,000 [26] Fla. Democrat Sam Gibbons became acting chairman of this House committee in 1994, replacing Dan Rostenkowski Ways & Means Cindi	$1,000 [13] "People talk about what they do all day and how they feel about what they do" in this Studs Terkel book Working Jim

Final Jeopardy!

U.S. HISTORY

John Sevier, the only gov. of the self-proclaimed state of Franklin, later became the 1st gov. of this state

Tennessee

John "What is Utah?" — wagered $2,599

Cindi "What is Vermont?" — wagered $5,698

Jim "What is West Virginia?" — wagered $1,601

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