Show #2402 1995-01-31 (taped 1994-11-09) Regular

Contestants

Susan Aglietti — a small press publisher from Orinda, California

Jim Spellane — a public relations director from Washington, D.C.

Tim Dawson — a voice actor originally from La Cañada, California (whose 1-day cash winnings total $6,900)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Tim	$3,300	$4,300	$8,500	$99 3rd place: Panasonic 27" flatscreen TV	$7,800 22 R (including 2 DDs), 1 W
Jim	$300	$3,400	$8,400	$13,800 New champion: $13,800	$7,000 19 R (including 1 DD), 2 W
Susan	$800	$1,000	$7,200	$7,200 2nd place: Broyhill bedroom set + Village home fashions	$7,200 12 R, 0 W

Jeopardy! Round

BIBLICAL QUOTES	SPORTS	BUSINESS & INDUSTRY	U.S. GEOGRAPHY	ASTROLOGY	WORD ORIGINS
$100 [23] The daughter of Herodias told Herod, "Give me here" this man's "head in a charger" John the Baptist Jim	$100 [1] This, the world's oldest tennis competition, became an "Open" in 1968 Wimbledon Tim	$100 [18] In 1912 this cereal company erected what was then the world's largest sign in NYC; the K was 66' high Kellogg's Jim	$100 [11] This state's northernmost mainland point lies on the Keweenaw Peninsula on the Upper Peninsula Michigan Tim	$100 [16] If you had asked President Monroe, "What's your sign?", he should have said this, & that's no bull Taurus Jim	$100 [5] A floating structure used to support a bridge, it comes from pont, meaning "bridge" pontoon Tim
$200 [24] "And when" this queen "heard of the fame of Solomon, she came to prove Solomon with hard questions" the Queen of Sheba Tim Jim	$200 [2] This Chicago baseball park, built in 1914, was originally called Weeghman Park Wrigley Field Jim	$200 [19] LA is the stock symbol for this sports apparel company that's headquartered in L.A. L.A. Gear Jim	$200 [12] Chief cities in this desert include Barstow, California & Las Vegas, Nevada the Mojave Desert Tim Jim	$200 [17] This sign is connected with the myth of Aphrodite & Eros, who turned into fish to escape a monster Pisces Susan	$200 [7] Structure topper whose name comes from Old English hrof roof Tim
$300 [28] Jacob referred to him when he said, "It is my son's coat; an evil beast hath devoured him" Joseph Jim	$300 [3] The field for this game is 53 1/3 yards wide & 120 yards long, including end zones football Tim	$300 [20] In 1891 this company introduced its famous travelers cheques American Express Jim	$300 [13] In 1870 Hazard Stevens & P.B. Van Trump became the first to climb this mountain near Seattle Mount Rainier Tim	$300 [25] The Dionne quintuplets were born under this sign of the twins that's associated with multiple births Gemini Tim	$300 [8] The name of this hairy facial feature comes from the Greek meaning "upper lip" a mustache Jim
$400 [29] To him Jesus said, "The cock shall not crow this day, before that thou shalt thrice deny that thou knowest me" Peter Jim	$400 [4] Boccie, a type of bowling game, originated in this country Italy Susan	$400 [21] On average, this Florida-based video rental Entertainment corp. opens one new store each day Blockbuster Jim	$400 [14] The island of Hawaii was formed by 5 volcanoes: Kohala, Hualalai, Mauna Loa, Mauna Kea & this one Kilauea	$400 [26] This heavenly body rules the sign of Cancer; perhaps that's what makes Cancerians moody the Moon Jim	$400 [9] This clock regulator's name comes from Latin for "hanging" pendulum Susan
$500 [30] Old Testament book in which you'd find "wherefore they called these days Purim after the name of Pur" Esther Jim	$500 [6] In June 1930 this German fighter won the heavyweight crown because of a foul Max Schmeling Tim	$500 [22] In 1993 health clubs accounted for over half this company's revenue; gaming & casinos made up the rest Bally Tim	DD $1,000 [15] On their arrival in April 1607, the colonists of the London Company explored & named this river the James River Tim	$500 [27] Some associate this sign with the Greek goddess Themis, who was the personification of justice Libra Jim	$500 [10] A title for a Middle Eastern prince, it comes from Amara, Arabic meaning "to command" emir Tim

Double Jeopardy! Round

SOUTH AMERICAN HISTORY	ART & ARTISTS	TRAVEL & TOURISM	MEN OF SCIENCE	FASHION	LITERARY CHARACTERS
$200 [10] This conquistador founded Lima, Peru in January 1535 Pizarro Tim	$200 [2] This creator of "The Birds of America" studied under Jacques-Louis David Audubon Tim	$200 [15] Times Square is located at the intersection of 42nd Street, 7th Avenue & this famous street Broadway Tim	$200 [21] In 1742 he described his centigrade thermometer before the Swedish Academy of Sciences Celsius Tim	$200 [27] As this French queen's "Minister of Fashion", Rose Bertin designed lavish gowns & excessive hairdos Marie Antoinette Jim	$200 [1] Humbert Humbert murders Clare Quilty in this Vladimir Nabokov work Lolita Tim
$400 [11] After the Falklands War, civilian rule returned to this country with the election of Raul Alfonsin Argentina Jim	$400 [3] This sculptor of "Bronco Buster" studied at Yale & the Art Students League of New York (Frederic) Remington Susan	$400 [17] Tourists can view the changing of the guard at the Citadel in this walled Canadian city Quebec Susan	$400 [22] At his 1829 death this Brit. chemist left money for the founding of a scientific institution in Washington, D.C. (James) Smithson Jim	$600 [26] These full trousers named for a 19th century reformer were gathered at the ankles, in the Turkish style bloomers Susan	$400 [4] In a book by Madeleine L'Engle, Meg, Charles & Calvin travel across "A Wrinkle in" this Time Tim
$800 [13] Uruguay was a province of Portugal after 1820 & was annexed by this neighbor in 1824 Brazil	$600 [5] Dora Maar, one of his mistresses, helped him complete "Guernica" in about a month Pablo Picasso Tim	$600 [18] These gardens near the Louvre were designed in the 1600s by Andre le Notre the Tuileries Susan	$600 [23] He presented some of his findings in an 1857 paper "On Lactic Fermentation" Pasteur Tim	$800 [28] This designer of the topless swimsuit was also known for his daring see-through blouses Rudi Gernreich	$600 [7] This demanding Dr. Seuss turtle was a caricature of Adolf Hitler Yertle Susan
$1,000 [14] A French space research station began operating near Kourou in this colony in 1968 French Guiana Jim	$800 [6] He began his career creating historical paintings before turning to ballet dancers & racing scenes (Edgar) Degas Susan	$800 [19] To reach the ruins of these 2 cities, take the Circumvesuviana rail line south from Naples Pompeii & Herculaneum	DD $1,000 [24] This ancient physicist discovered the principle of buoyancy while in a bathtub Archimedes Tim	$1,000 [29] A wide-brimmed hat of the early 1900s was named for this Franz Lehar operetta with a "happy" title The Merry Widow Susan	$800 [8] This Voltaire hero is in love with Cunegonde, the daughter of Baron Thunder-Ten-Tronckh Candide Susan
DD $2,000 [12] Disillusioned, he resigned as dictator of Gran Colombia in 1830 & died that same year Simon Bolivar Jim	$1,000 [16] After studying in Munich & touring Italy, Paul Klee returned home to this country & began making etchings Switzerland Susan	$1,000 [20] St. George's Hall in this British city on the Mersey River is renowned for its Greco-Roman architecture Liverpool Tim	$1,000 [25] In 1800 this astronomer who previously discovered Uranus discovered infrared rays Sir William Herschel	—	$1,000 [9] In this last James Joyce novel, H.C. Earwicker dreams everything that has ever happened Finnegans Wake Jim

Final Jeopardy!

THE OSCARS

She's the only performer to win a Best Actress Oscar for a foreign-language film

Sophia Loren

Susan "Who is Simone Signoret?" — wagered $0

Jim "Who is Sophia Loren?" — wagered $5,400

Tim "Who is Liv Ullman?" — wagered $8,401

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