Show #2133 1993-12-08 (taped 1993-08-31) Regular

David Hillinck game 1.

Contestants

Peter Kroger — an engineer from Arcadia, California

David Hillinck — a teacher and administrator from Pasadena, California

Adam Kasanof — a police lieutenant from New York City, New York (whose 2-day cash winnings total $27,500)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Adam	$2,100	$4,300	$9,300	$0 3rd place: Citizen LCD portal color TV + Jeopardy! & Wheel of Fortune for SNES & Sega Genesis + Jeopardy! home game	$8,600 22 R (including 1 DD), 2 W
David	$500	$1,100	$8,300	$13,300 New champion: $13,300	$5,900 17 R (including 1 DD), 2 W
Peter	$1,300	$1,900	$6,000	$10,000 2nd place: Bose Lifestyle music system + Flexsteel sofa + Jeopardy! home game	$5,100 15 R (including 1 DD), 4 W

Jeopardy! Round

THE BODY HUMAN	THE WIZARD OF OZ	TRAVEL & TOURISM	1984	EDIBLE WORDS & PHRASES	ODDS & ENDS
$100 [1] Keratin is found only in a body's hair, epidermis & these nails David Peter	$100 [11] Judy Garland was paid only $375 more per week than the Terrier who played this role Toto David	$100 [12] While visiting this British town, be sure to see Anne Hathaway's Cottage & the Royal Shakespeare Co. Stratford(-on-Avon) Peter	$100 [6] He resigned as prime minister, after leading Canada for more than 15 years Pierre Trudeau Peter	$100 [26] No matter how you slice it, something incredibly easy is called "a piece of" this cake Adam	$100 [21] Sizes of these include AA, D & 9-volt batteries David
$200 [2] This muscular sheet forms the bottom of the chest cavity & the top of the abdominal cavity the diaphragm David	$200 [17] The film is dedicated to "the young in" this; the Tin Woodman would approve young in heart Adam	$200 [13] This city between Monte Carlo & Cannes has museums devoted to Henri Matisse Nice Adam	$200 [7] His 1948 novel "1984" hit No. 2 on one of Publisher's Weekly's best seller list George Orwell David	$200 [27] You don't have to be sweet to be described as a "tough" or "smart" one of these sweet snacks a cookie Peter	$200 [22] It takes Venus 243 days to rotate once on its axis; it only takes the Earth about this many hours 24 hours Peter
$300 [3] The name of this insulin-producing organ is from the Greek for "all flesh" the pancreas Peter	$300 [18] The opening scenes set in this state were filmed in black & white, then tinted sepia Kansas Adam	$400 [15] A trip to this city should include a concert at Finlandia Hall Helsinki Peter	$300 [8] In April this L.A. Lakers center became the NBA's all-time leading scorer Kareem Abdul-Jabbar David	$300 [28] A joke that's so old & stale you might want to roast it over an open fire a chestnut Adam	$300 [23] In 1991 alone 1,477 of these worth $539,106 went missing in California; some suspect rustling cattle Peter
$400 [4] Of the 9 cartilages in this upper part of the respiratory passage, the Adam's apple is the largest the larynx David Peter	$400 [19] This actress who played the Wicked Witch "melted" with the help of a hydraulic lift & some dry ice Margaret Hamilton	$500 [16] The Stowe House in this Ohio "Queen City of the West" often has exhibits on Black history Cincinnati Adam David Peter	$400 [9] The U.S. tied for fifth place in total medals at the Winter Olympics held in this Yugoslav city Sarajevo Adam	$400 [29] Matters of little importance are described as these; so are little Russet Burbanks small potatoes Adam	$400 [24] Mind your P's & Q's--it's a 3-letter equivalent of ASAP PDQ Adam
$500 [5] This bone in the middle ear is the smallest in the human body the stirrup Peter	$500 [20] Ziegfeld star Fanny Brice was considered for this role, but Ziegfeld's widow Billie Burke got the job Glinda (the good witch)	DD $1,000 [14] The site of Napoleon's defeat by the Duke of Wellington is 12 miles south of this capital Brussels Adam	$500 [10] On July 23 she became the first Miss America ever to resign Vanessa Williams Adam	$500 [30] An eminent executive, or an enormous Edam a big cheese Adam	$500 [25] There are exactly 58 facets on this smart- sounding diamond cut a brilliant cut Adam

Double Jeopardy! Round

HISTORY	MUSIC	MARYLAND	MAMMALS	SAINTS	LITERARY CHARACTERS
$200 [6] Shogun Tokugawa Tsunayoshi of this country decreed the death penalty for anyone who harmed a dog Japan Adam	$200 [26] It's what the "pop" stands for in pop music popular David	$200 [1] Built in 1772, the state capitol building in this city is the oldest in the USA still in use Annapolis David	$200 [11] The Peterson Field Guide says it makes a fair pet if descented a skunk Adam	$200 [16] This evangelizer of the Irish was the son of a deacon & grandson of a priest St. Patrick David	$200 [21] This Mark Twain character fakes his own death & escapes to Jackson's Island, where he meets Jim, a slave Huckleberry Finn David
$400 [7] King Richard I used 3 of these animals as his personal emblem lions Adam	$400 [27] A Moog is a type of this device used to compose electronic music a synthesizer Adam	$400 [2] This river forms part of Maryland's border with West Virginia the Potomac David Peter	$400 [12] When it mates with a domestic dog, it produces a "coydog" a coyote David	$400 [17] The emblem of St. Zita is several of these; the emblem of St. Peter is 2 crossed ones keys Adam Peter	$400 [22] George Milton & this strong but feeble- minded buddy are farm laborers in Steinbeck's "Of Mice and Men" Lennie Adam
$600 [8] Rose Greenhow flowered into a spy during this war & became known as "Rebel Rose" the Civil War Peter	$600 [28] A Standchen is the German equivalent of this kind of romantic song sung under a window a serenade David	$800 [4] The Milton S. Eisenhower Library at this Baltimore school has a special collection on Lord Byron Johns Hopkins David	$800 [14] It's white, has short, smooth black horns & a beard, & can be found in the Rocky Mountains a mountain goat Peter	$600 [18] A railroad terminal in this European capital bears the name of martyr St. Pancras London Adam Peter	$600 [23] When this Truman Capote character feels depressed, she goes to Tiffany's Holly Golightly
$800 [9] This U.S. president was nicknamed "Purse", a rather lame play on his last name Franklin Pierce	$800 [29] A tambura is a lute that serves as a drone when playing the raga melodies of this country India Peter	$1,000 [5] The William Preston Lane, Jr. Memorial Bridge, better known by this name, connects East & West Md. the (Chesapeake) Bay Bridge David	$1,000 [15] Types of these include ribbon, harp & gray seals Adam	$800 [19] In art St. Sebastian is often depicted transfixed by these weapons, his emblem arrows Adam	$800 [24] This nurse in "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" is also known as "Big Nurse" Nurse Ratched Adam
$1,000 [10] This couple ruled England jointly, unlike Anne & George, the couple who followed them William & Mary David	$1,000 [30] Jacqueline du Pre went to Moscow to study this instrument with Rostropovich the cello Peter	DD $1,500 [3] He was the state's last Republican governor Spiro Agnew Peter	DD $3,000 [13] The 90-pound calf of this land mammal is sometimes born underwater the Hippo David	$1,000 [20] Dewi was the actual name of this patron saint of Wales St. David	$1,000 [25] In "The Caine Mutiny", this commander of the Caine is relieved of his duties by Steve Maryk Captain Queeg Adam

Final Jeopardy!

TELEVISION HISTORY

Connie Chung & Dan Rather are the 2nd male-female network news pair; Barbara Walters & this man were 1st

Harry Reasoner

Peter "Who was [some letter crossed out] Harry Reasoner?" — wagered $4,000

David "Who was Harry Reasoner" — wagered $5,000

Adam "Who is D Brinkley" — wagered $9,300

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