Show #2134 1993-12-09 (taped 1993-08-31) Regular

David Hillinck game 2.

Contestants

Laura Makey — an import manager from San Diego, California

Lou Spirito — a screenwriter originally from New York City, New York

David Hillinck — a teacher and administrator from Pasadena, California (whose 1-day cash winnings total $13,300)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
David	$1,000	$2,700	$11,000	$14,000 2-day champion: $27,300	$9,300 21 R (including 2 DDs), 3 W
Lou	$700	$500	$3,000	$100 3rd place: 2 AT&T 2500 VideoPhones, the first full-color motion video phones available + Jeopardy! computer or home game	$4,500 18 R, 5 W (including 1 DD)
Laura	$1,200	$2,100	$3,100	$6,100 2nd place: CompuDyne 486DX2-66 notebook computer with Intel 486 microprocessor from CompUSA + Dome Home budgeting & small business software + Jeopardy! computer or home game	$3,100 11 R, 3 W

Jeopardy! Round

SOUTHERN U.S. CITIES	'50s FILM FACTS	FOOD	SICKNESS & HEALTH	HOMOPHONES	POTPOURRI
$100 [11] It was the capital of the Arkansas Territory; now it's the state capital Little Rock David	$100 [2] Carroll Baker made her film debut in 1953 in "Easy to Love", which starred this female swimmer Esther Williams Lou	$100 [1] Order truite aux amandes in a French restaurant & you'll get this fish with almonds trout Lou	$100 [13] For operations on the eye, this surgical knife may have a diamond or ruby blade a scalpel Laura	$100 [26] Uncurved, or a narrow passage of water such as the Bosporus straight/strait David	$100 [18] Starting in fall 1993, Nepal will charge expeditions $50,000 to climb this mountain Mount Everest David
$200 [12] This city is home to the annual King Orange Jamboree Parade Miami Lou	$200 [3] This 1953 Barbara Stanwyck thriller shares its name with our favorite quiz show Jeopardy Lou	$200 [6] In Mexico popular ones of these include the serrano, poblano & jalapeno peppers Lou	$200 [14] This insect transmits African sleeping sickness the tsetse fly David	$200 [27] Relinquish a right, or motion hi or bye with your hand waive/wave David	$200 [19] Berkeley, California has changed the name of this holiday to Indigenous Peoples Day Columbus Day Lou
$300 [23] It's the capital of the Pelican State Baton Rouge	$300 [4] Bobby Van played this student in a 1953 film before Dwayne Hickman played him on TV Dobie Gillis Lou	$300 [8] When it comes to this dessert, TCBY promises to serve "The Country's Best" yogurt David	$300 [15] This mineral is thought to help reduce tooth decay by strengthening the enamel fluoride Laura	$300 [28] Digs or tills in a garden, or another item used in a garden hoes/hose David Laura	$300 [20] Ion Cioaba was recently crowned Bulibasha, or king, of these colorful wanderers the Gypsies Laura
$500 [25] Co-founded by Andrew Jackson in 1819, this large Tennessee city was bankrupt & depopulated by 1879 Memphis Lou	$400 [5] He portrayed King Henri II of France in the 1955 film "Diane" 18 years before we spied him as James Bond Roger Moore David Lou	$400 [9] Named for Brunswick, Germany, it's been called the most famous of the liverwurst sausages Braunschweiger Laura	$400 [16] These are about 1 million nephrons in each of these organs the kidneys Laura	$400 [29] Hateful & wicked, or a small medicine bottle vile/vial Laura	$400 [21] Guinness calls him "the most prolific producer in TV history"; this game show creator died in 1992 Mark Goodson
DD $1,600 [24] In this city you can visit the Star-Spangled Banner House & the Babe Ruth Birthplace Baltimore David	$500 [7] This actress played her own mother, Mrs. Carter de Haven, in "Three Little Words" Gloria DeHaven	$500 [10] Put a poached egg on top of the cheese of this British dish & it becomes a golden buck Welsh rarebit	$500 [17] The blind spot is a small, oval area with no light receptors in this part of the eye the retina Laura	$500 [30] To sweep forward, or a twilled fabric often dyed blue surge/serge David Lou	$500 [22] After all players draw their hands in this game, the leftover pieces are called the boneyard dominoes David

Double Jeopardy! Round

EUROPE	FASHION	1985	SOCIOLOGY	MUSIC MEN	AMERICAN LITERATURE
$200 [21] Natives of this Scandinavian country call it Kongeriket Norge Norway David	$200 [17] Miss Manners says you may wear strands of these gems with your nightgown, but not with your bathing suit pearls Lou Laura	$200 [11] In August this country pledged to find the remains of all U.S. MIAs inside its borders within 2 years Vietnam Lou	$200 [6] American workers are divided into white-collar workers & these, the manual workers blue-collar workers David	$200 [12] This sitarist wrote the music for "Samanya Kshati", a ballet based on a poem by Rabindranath Tagore Ravi Shankar Lou	$200 [2] The setting for this Joseph Heller novel is the imaginary island of Pianosa Catch-22 Lou
$400 [22] Its second-largest city is Lodz, whose population is about half that of Warsaw Poland Lou	$400 [18] Her ex-husband Prince Egon von Furstenberg has done some fashion designing, too Diane von Furstenberg Laura	$400 [24] Coke brought back its original formula under this name Classic Coke Lou	$400 [7] The term "counterculture" was made popular during this decade the '60s Laura	$400 [13] In 1976 Leonard Bernstein took this orchestra on a bicentennial tour of Europe the New York Philharmonic Lou	$400 [1] In Ray Bradbury's "Fahrenheit 451", fireman Guy Montag's job is to do this to burn books David
$600 [28] There's an open-air theatre on Margaret Island in this Hungarian capital Budapest David	$600 [19] He was a designer for Beau Brummel Ties, Inc. before he started his own Polo label Ralph Lauren David	$600 [25] This U.S. city tried to move "MOVE" & set the city on fire Philadelphia Laura	$600 [8] According to Marx, the history of society is the history of these struggles class struggles Laura	$600 [14] Guy Lombardo was born in this country in 1902 Canada David Lou	$600 [3] She referred to the many American writers in Paris after World War I as the "Lost Generation" Gertrude Stein Lou
$800 [29] Bulgaria's National Ethnographic Museum is in the old Royal Palace in this city Sofia Laura	$800 [20] He also designed knit tank swimsuits, but he's best remembered for his topless suit Rudi Gernreich	$800 [26] A TWA jetliner was hijacked June 14 & this cruise ship was hijacked October 7 the Achille Lauro David	$800 [9] It's often said that in a welfare state the government takes care of you "from the cradle to" this the grave David	$800 [15] This native of Bombay conducted the Israel Philharmonic during the Six-Day War Zubin Mehta Lou	$800 [4] This Sinclair Lewis title character studied medicine at the University of Winnemac Arrowsmith David
$1,000 [30] Mount Haltia, which the Lapps call Haldetsokka, is the highest point in this country Finland David Lou	DD $1,500 [23] She died in 1974 but her name is still on many fashion labels, sometimes followed by a "II" Anne Klein Lou	$1,000 [27] The eldest daughter of this Salvadoran president was kidnapped & held for 44 days (Jose Napoleon) Duarte David	$1,000 [10] It's a standardized mental picture of a person or race a stereotype David	$1,000 [16] In 1976 a Spanish postage stamp commemorated what would have been this cellist's 100th birthday Pablo Casals Lou	DD $1,500 [5] He's the only man to survive the sinking of the Pequod by Moby Dick Ishmael David

Final Jeopardy!

SUPREME COURT JUSTICES

1 of 2 20th c. justices who lay in repose at the Supreme Court building in Washington

Earl Warren or Thurgood Marshall

Lou "Who was Brandeis?" — wagered $2,900

Laura "Who was Thurgood Marshall?" — wagered $3,000

David "Who was Thurgood Marshall?" — wagered $3,000

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