Show #1592 1991-07-02 (taped 1991-03-19) Regular

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Contestants

Molly Redfield — a Ph.D. candidate from Claremont, California

Garrison Osburn — a travel agent from Dallas, Texas

Mark Wasley — a computer consultant from Atlanta, Georgia (whose 3-day cash winnings total $47,400)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Mark	$600	$1,800	$6,600	$0 3rd place: Maytag Jetclean dishwasher + Jeopardy! home game or Jeopardy! Challenger	$6,600 17 R, 1 W
Garrison	$2,200	$2,300	$900	$2 2nd place: Orrefors stemware + Michael C. Fina 5-piece buffet service + Jeopardy! home game or Jeopardy! Challenger	$5,900 16 R, 3 W (including 1 DD)
Molly	$500	$3,600	$10,700	$8,100 New champion: $8,100	$8,100 22 R (including 2 DDs), 2 W

Jeopardy! Round

1990	AESOP'S FABLES	TRAVEL & TOURISM	MEDICINE	POTLUCK	MUSICAL DOUBLETALK
$100 [26] Congress approved not a one, not a two, but $500,000 to renovate this bandleader's birthplace Lawrence Welk Mark	$100 [17] Every time the boy cried this, the villagers came to help him until he was really in trouble wolf Molly	$100 [16] This London intersection may have gotten its name from the lace collars or pickadels sold there Piccadilly Circus Garrison	$100 [1] Victims of heart disease tend to have high levels of this fatty compound in their blood cholesterol Molly	$100 [9] Pfeffernusse are Christmas cookies whose name comes from this ingredient unusual in cookies pepper Mark	$100 [3] The words Nanette hates to hear in the title song of the 1923 musical no, no Molly
$200 [27] Rolling Stone reported this group's album went gold in one week, though you could buy it only at Pizza Huts the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Garrison	$200 [18] In some versions, he's quoted as saying "Slow & steady wins the race" the tortoise Mark	$200 [19] You can take a 1,000-mile excursion on this river from Belem to Manaus the Amazon Mark	$200 [2] What we call the common one can be caused by some 200 different viruses the cold Garrison	$200 [10] In Monopoly these two rolls of the dice can be made only by getting doubles 12 & 2 Mark	$200 [5] It's what The Everly Brothers said to love in the title of their first Top 10 hit bye, bye Molly
$300 [28] Hours after this man resigned, a surprised Gorbachev said he had been planning to makehim vice president Shevardnadze Molly	$300 [23] It was killed to get all the gold it could give, but when opened, it had nothing inside the goose (that laid the golden eggs) Mark	$300 [20] To make a local telephone call in this European country deposit 150 zloty & dial Poland Molly	$300 [4] To steady an irregular heartbeat, a surgeon may implant one of these devices a pacemaker Garrison	$300 [11] The home of the Williamson West Virginia Chamber of Commerce has walls made of this fuel coal Mark	$300 [6] The university's fight song urges us to do this for old Notre Dame cheer, cheer Garrison
$400 [29] Among the colors retired from its 64 count box were raw umber, orange yellow, & violet blue Crayola Mark	$400 [24] 2-word phrase for something disparaged because it's beyond one's reach, from an Aesop fable sour grapes Molly	$400 [21] In this European country, ice cream stores are called gelaterias Italy Garrison	$400 [14] In the U.S. the blood type indicated by this letter is most common O Garrison	$400 [12] The fold of cloth that covers a garment fastening such as a zipper a fly Molly	$400 [7] The Mamas & the Papas found this day so good to me, it was in their title twice Monday, Monday Garrison
$500 [30] Two of the three men who were world heavyweight boxing champs in 1990 (2 of) Mike Tyson & Buster Douglas (or Evander Holyfield) Garrison Molly	DD $1,000 [25] After pretending to be one of these, the jay was told it is not only fine feathers that make fine birds the peacock Molly	$500 [22] One of the highlights in visiting this kingdom is Everest National Park Nepal Molly	$500 [15] Alcoholism & viral hepatitis are responsible for most cases of this liver disease in the United States cirrhosis Garrison	$500 [13] A Tuskegee Alabama monument shows this educator lifting the veil of ignorance from a freed slave Booker T. Washington Molly	$500 [8] The title noise the Nash Rambler makes in the 1958 novelty tune beep, beep

Double Jeopardy! Round

NOVELS	LAW	FOREIGN WORDS & PHRASES	MASSACHUSETTS	WORLD HISTORY	BIRTHPLACES
$200 [7] In this autobiographical novel Dickens based Mr. Micawber on his own father David Copperfield Molly	$200 [6] It can be defined as action taken to prevent harm to one's property as well as one's person self-defense Molly	$200 [1] In French, it not only means the art of cooking but the kitchen where one does it cuisine Garrison	$200 [22] This hook-shaped peninsula was named for the fish caught off its shores Cape Cod Molly	$200 [12] In 1976, Pol Pot became prime minister of the new communist government in this country Cambodia Garrison	$200 [17] Newsman & "Nightline" host who was born in Lancashire, England Ted Koppel Molly
$600 [9] His fictional bios include "Lust for Life" about van Gogh and "The Agony & the Ecstasy" about Michelangelo (Irving) Stone Mark	$400 [24] Meaning "under penalty", it is a writ commanding one's appearance in court a subpoena Molly	$400 [2] This state's name means "snow covered" in Spanish; its Sierra Mountains look like that each winter Nevada Mark	$400 [23] This National Football League team plays its home games in Foxboro the Patriots Mark	$400 [13] 17th century explorers found ruins of the Norse settlement founded by Erik the Red here around 985 Greenland Mark Molly	$400 [18] Anna Magnani & Omar Sharif were both born in this second largest city in Egypt Alexandria Molly
$800 [10] In the 1975 E.L. Doctorow novel, Coalhouse Walker plays this title type of music ragtime Garrison	$600 [25] A criminal's accomplice, before the fact or after the fact an accessory	$600 [3] This word placed after the name is the Japanese equivalent of Mr., Miss & Mrs. san Mark	$600 [28] Every year on the third Sunday in April, lanterns are hung in this Boston building steeple the Old North Church Garrison	$600 [14] Driven out of China by the Mongols in the 13th century, they came back in 1644 & established the Qing Dynasty the Manchurians Mark	$600 [19] Born in Petrovichi, USSR, he has written over 300 books including "I, Robot" Asimov Mark
$1,000 [11] Just like magic,"Hocus Pocus" became a bestseller for him in 1990 Kurt Vonnegut Garrison	$800 [26] It refers to someone who would stoop to settling on someone else's land without permission a squatter Molly	$800 [4] The profession of a German "Kapellmeister" the choirmaster Molly	$1,000 [30] You can ride the USA's oldest operating carousel when visiting this island, the state's largest Martha's Vineyard Mark	$800 [15] Sir Martin Frobisher was encouraged by Elizabeth I to conduct a search for this route the Northwest Passage Mark Molly	$800 [20] He was born in Lynchburg, Virginia & founded the Thomas Road Baptist Church there Jerry Falwell Garrison
DD $2,500 [8] The two countries that fought the war in "War and Peace" Russia & France Molly	$1,000 [27] From the Latin for "to change", it's not a pardon, but a change that lessens the severity of a sentence commute (commutation) Garrison	$1,000 [5] It means "dark chamber" in Latin, especially the one in which inverted images can be seen a camera obscura Mark	DD $5,000 [29] The 2 U.S. presidents in the second half of this century born in Massachusetts John Kennedy & George Bush Garrison	$1,000 [16] Chilean army general who led the coup that overthrew Allende (Augusto) Pinochet Molly	$1,000 [21] Though we don't know where he lives now, this "Gravity's Rainbow" author was born in Glen Cove, New York Thomas Pynchon Garrison

Final Jeopardy!

FAMOUS NAMES

This survivor of WWII's Bataan Death March went on to become a world leader

Ferdinand Marcos

Garrison "Who was Gandhi?" — wagered $898

Mark "Who was Ralph Bunche?" — wagered $6,600

Molly "Who was" — wagered $2,600

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