Show #2132 1993-12-07 (taped 1993-08-31) Regular

Contestants

Bob Collins — an administrative assistant originally from Gettysburg, Pennsylvania

Joanna Pashdag — a freelance writer from Woodside, California

Adam Kasanof — a police lieutenant from New York City, New York (whose 1-day cash winnings total $14,099)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Adam	$1,300	$5,600	$13,400	$13,401 2-day champion: $27,500	$12,200 27 R (including 1 DD), 1 W (including 1 DD)
Joanna	$1,600	$2,200	$200	$399 3rd place: Galerie Lassen Maui Night Dancer limited-edition graphic by marine artist Christian Riese Lassen + Jeopardy! home game	$3,200 15 R, 3 W (including 1 DD)
Bob	$1,200	$2,600	$6,200	$6,700 2nd place: a trip to Honolulu, Hawaii aboard Delta Airlines & a week at the Kahala Hilton + Jeopardy! home game	$6,200 14 R, 1 W

Jeopardy! Round

JANUARY 30	FAMOUS JULIES	TEXAS	ART	MAGIC	LITERARY BUNNIES
$100 [20] This famous female flagmaker died January 30, 1836 Betsy Ross Joanna	$100 [12] She made her New York Stage debut in 1954 in "The Boy Friend"; "My Fair Lady" came 2 years later Julie Andrews Joanna	$100 [26] This big river is Texas' longest the Rio Grande Bob	$100 [1] Raphael's "Alba Madonna" features a baby Jesus & this baby Baptist John the Baptist Joanna	$100 [6] In 1986 David Copperfield "walked through" this landmark wall on TV the Great Wall of China Joanna	$100 [7] This was the first Wonderland resident that Alice saw the White Rabbit Joanna
$200 [22] The "William Tell" overture was the theme to this radio show that debuted January 30, 1933 The Lone Ranger Joanna	$200 [13] She was married Dec. 22, 1968; if she had waited until Jan. 21, 1969 she could have had a White House wedding Julie Nixon Bob	$200 [27] The Texas Range cattle industry began with this breed, also the University of Texas' team name longhorn Adam	$200 [2] Delacroix's "Liberty Leading the People" has a gun in her left hand, this flag in her right the French flag Adam	$200 [16] Their last names are Fischbacher & Horn Siegfried & Roy Adam	$200 [8] In 1993 this Beatrix Potter title bunny celebrated his centenary Peter Rabbit Joanna
$300 [23] What Edward Bransfield saw January 30, 1820 & called Trinity Land may be this continent's first sighting Antarctica Adam	$300 [14] For a while MTV had 2 on-air women with this name; one was "Downtown" Julie Brown Joanna	$300 [28] Total number of U.S. states that are smaller than Texas 48 Joanna	$300 [5] In classifying artists, Cezanne is considered a "Post" one of these Impressionist Adam	$300 [17] Writings of this late escape artist "On Magic" were published in 1954 Houdini Bob	$300 [9] In the book this fawn's friend was named Hare, not Thumper Bambi Joanna
$400 [24] Balls celebrating FDR's birthday held January 30, 1934 raised over $1 million to battle this disease polio Adam	$400 [15] On TV she's been a living doll & a Catwoman Julie Newmar Adam	$400 [29] Common name for the northern part of the state also called the Llano Estacado or staked plains the Panhandle Adam	$400 [3] Seeing sculpture from this continent helped turn Picasso to Cubism Africa Adam	$400 [18] P.T. Selbit & Horace Goldin both claimed to have invented this illusion; they should have split credit sawing a woman in half Adam	$400 [10] Gary K. Wolf's book asked "Who Censored" this character, not "Who Framed" him Roger Rabbit Joanna
$500 [25] Queen Elizabeth II made history in 1965 when she attended this commoner's funeral Winston Churchill Bob	$500 [21] Ex-husband Jack Webb put this "Cry Me A River" singer in the "Emergency!" ward; on TV, that is Julie London Bob	$500 [30] This Texas city was the first place mentioned by a man on the Moon Houston Adam	$500 [4] This "Blue Boy" artist was a founding member of the Royal Academy Gainsborough Bob	DD $1,900 [19] Names of the famous magic duo seen here: Penn & Teller Adam	$500 [11] Hazel's heroics got him appointed chief rabbit in this bunny tale by Richard Adams Watership Down Bob

Double Jeopardy! Round

GENERAL SCIENCE	QUOTES	PLACE NAME ORIGINS	THE CIVIL WAR	NEWSPAPERS	THOMAS JEFFERSON
$200 [3] High-altitude cirrus clouds are composed entirely of these crystals ice crystals Adam	$200 [8] When it comes to "Baby and Child Care", he claims, "You know more than you think you do" Dr. Spock Adam	$200 [13] Pabst Peak, Wyoming was so named because climbers of it drank a bottle of this made by Pabst beer Adam	$200 [25] This Union general ordered the people of Atlanta to evacuate their homes September 7, 1864 Sherman Adam	$200 [1] 1993 marks the 120th birthday of this state's oldest surviving paper, the Bismarck Tribune North Dakota Joanna	$200 [20] Though he was this man's VP, Jefferson played practically no role in his administration John Adams Bob
$400 [4] Astronomers speculate that quasars are the bright nuclei of these star systems galaxies Adam	$400 [9] In "Walden" he wrote, "Rather than love, than money, than fame, give me truth" Thoreau Bob	$400 [14] Both an Iowa county & its county seat are named for this daughter of Chief Powhatan Pocahontas Adam	$400 [26] Spotsylvania Court House & Appomattox Court House are among the Civil War sites in this state Virginia Bob	DD $200 [19] Atlantis, a New York daily published from 1894 to 1972, catered to immigrants from this country Greece Adam	$400 [21] In his "Notes on a Money Unit", Jefferson called for a unit named this the dollar Joanna
$600 [5] Geysers & volcanos are sources of this type of energy that emanates from deep within the Earth geothermal Adam	$600 [10] H.L. Mencken called these payments to an ex-spouse "the ransom that the happy pay to the devil" alimony Adam	$600 [15] Elizabeth in this state is named for Sir George Carteret's wife New Jersey Bob	$600 [27] On the third day of this Pennsylvania battle, the Union Army's position resembled a giant fishhook Gettysburg Adam	$400 [2] It's the dominant paper in our nation's capital The Washington Post Adam	$600 [22] In March 1790 in New York, Jefferson became the first secretary of this Cabinet department State Adam
$800 [6] From the Greek for "water measure", it's a device for measuring the density of liquids a hydrometer Bob	$800 [11] "Poor Richard's Almanac" included the line "Eat to live, and not" this live to eat Adam	$800 [16] Enid, Oklahoma may have been named for a character in this author's "Idylls of the King" Tennyson Joanna	$800 [28] On August 21, 1863 Quantrill's Raiders set fire to the town of Lawrence in this state Kansas Joanna	$600 [17] A monthly edition of the Vatican's L'Osservatore Romano is published in this native tongue of Pope John Paul II Polish Joanna	$800 [23] Jefferson had mastered the classical languages before he entered this college in 1760 William & Mary Bob
$1,000 [7] Meaning "ancient life", it's the geologic era when the first amphibians & reptiles appeared the Paleozoic Adam Joanna	$1,000 [12] In his "Adagia", Erasmus wrote, "In the country of the blind, the one-eyed man is" this king Adam	DD $3,000 [29] 10 states have counties named for this Massachusetts signer of the Declaration of Independence John Hancock Joanna	$1,000 [30] Rutherford B. Hayes & William McKinley both survived this, the war's bloodiest one-day battle Antietam Bob	$800 [18] This country's last afternoon paper, the News of Adelaide folded in 1992 Australia Adam	$1,000 [24] She was the widow of Bathurst Skelton when Jefferson married her in 1772 Martha Wayles Bob

Final Jeopardy!

FRANCE

2 of the 4 presidents of France's Fifth Republic

(2 of) Mitterrand, Pompidou, de Gaulle & Valéry Giscard d'Estaing

Joanna "Who are De Gualle & Mitterand" — wagered $199

Bob "Who were De Gaulle and Pompidou?" — wagered $500

Adam "Who are De Gaulle + Pompidou" — wagered $1

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