Show #178 1985-05-15 (taped 1985-01-22) Regular

Contestants

Rick Miller — a sales representative from Arlington, Texas

Stephanie Beasley — a jewelry buyer from Houston, Texas

Guy Wynn — a technical instructor from Mentor, Ohio (whose 1-day cash winnings total $9,900)

Scores

Player First Commercial End of Jeopardy! End of Double Jeopardy! Final Coryat
Guy $1,100 $2,700 $7,400 $10,800
2-day champion: $20,700
$9,100
28 R (including 1 DD), 3 W (including 1 DD)
Stephanie $100 $-100 $300 $0
3rd place: Vitamaster exercise bike
$300
5 R, 5 W
Rick $300 $300 $1,900 $3,100
2nd place: Action Recliner + Bushnell binoculars
$2,400
11 R, 10 W (including 1 DD)

Jeopardy! Round

BROADWAY MUSICALS HERBS & SPICES STARTS WITH "U" TV COPS EAR, NOSE & THROAT PALINDROMES
$100 [21]
Professor Harold Hill said it spelled "trouble" for River City
pool
Stephanie
$100 [19]
Gum is often flavored with this minty herb, probably named for its sharp leaves
spearmint
Guy Stephanie
$100 [1]
To cover a couch
upholster
Guy
$100 [5]
Perhaps the only cop who ever asked a crook "Who loves ya, baby?"
Kojak
Guy
$100 [9]
The tiny malleus, incus & stapes bones of the ear are better known as these
the stirrup, anvil, and hammer (the three bones of the inner ear)
Stephanie Rick
$100 [8]
Both names for father that fit this category
Dad & Pop
Guy
$200 [22]
"M·A·S·H·'s" Radar who made his name as the "Good Man, Charlie Brown"
Gary Burghoff
Guy
$200 [20]
The white root of this herb makes a pungent relish, usually served with roast beef
horseradish
Stephanie Rick
$200 [2]
It could hold water or dear, departed Uncle Max
an urn
Guy
$200 [7]
Its lead character introduced himself with, "My name's Friday; I'm a cop"
Dragnet
Stephanie
$200 [13]
The olfactory nerve controls this sense
the sense of smell
Guy Rick
$200 [12]
You give this for "tat" to make things even Steven
tit
Rick
$300 [23]
From French for "nail" because of its shape, they spike oranges for pomanders & ham for Easter
cloves
Rick
$300 [3]
In '58, '59 & '71, quarterback who led the Colts to world championships
Johnny Unitas
Guy
$300 [10]
Series William Shatner has starred in since he came down to Earth
T.J. Hooker
Guy Rick
$300 [15]
Formal name for the voice box
the larynx
Guy
$300 [17]
It was to her he said, "Madam, I'm Adam"
Eve
Guy Rick
$400 [4]
A theater's "leading" man... in the aisles
an usher
Rick
$400 [11]
Comic question asked of officers Toody & Muldoon
Car 54, Where Are You?
Rick
$400 [16]
When food goes down the wrong pipe, it should have gone down this one
the esophagus
Stephanie Rick
DD $500 [24]
Logically completes classical palindrome: "A man, a plan, a canal,..."
Panama
Rick
$500 [6]
Its charter's preamble begins "We the peoples..."
the United Nations
Rick
$500 [14]
This show only gained popularity in re-release after Burt Reynolds became a star
Dan August
$500 [18]
Mad's Alfred E. Neuman might be a good candidate for otoplasty, which is this
reducing your ears
Guy
$500 [25]
A child king; doubled, it's a way to express disapproval
Tut
Rick

Double Jeopardy! Round

PLAYWRIGHTS BUSINESS & INDUSTRY WORLD WAR II PRESIDENTIAL QUOTES COLLEGE NICKNAMES TURKEY
$200 [25]
Maxwell Anderson's "Anne of the Thousand Days" is about this wife of Henry VIII
Anne Boleyn
Guy
$200 [10]
For past 20 yrs, this conqueror of Everest has been camping equipment advisor for Sears
Sir Edmund Hillary
Guy Rick
$200 [2]
10,000 American and Filipino prisoners died in "death march" on this Philippine peninsula
the Bataan Peninsula
Guy Rick
$200 [1]
He said he's "not going to worry about the deficit; it's big enough to worry about itself"
Ronald Reagan
Guy
$200 [12]
The Trojans
Southern Cal
Rick
$200 [21]
Armless, backless sofa named for the Turkish empire
an Ottoman
Guy Rick
$400 [26]
Tennessee Williams is the idol of this author who wrote "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?"
Edward Albee
Stephanie
$400 [17]
This company's president, Victor Kiam, asks, "What have you got to lose except your whiskers?"
Remington
Guy Stephanie
$400 [3]
Jack Oakie played Benzino Napaloni, ruler of Bacteria, in this Charlie Chaplin film
The Great Dictator
Guy
$400 [7]
"If you don't say anything, you won't be called on to repeat it", he said "silently"
Calvin Coolidge
Stephanie Rick
$400 [13]
The Razorbacks
the University of Arkansas
Guy
$400 [22]
Confection of jellylike cubes covered with powdered sugar
Turkish delight
$600 [18]
Metromedia, Inc. now owns this celebrated non-league basketball team
the Harlem Globetrotters
Guy
$600 [4]
Ship which took the most casualties in the attack on Pearl Harbor
the USS Arizona
Guy
$600 [8]
He said to Churchill, "it is fun to be in the same decade as you"
FDR
Guy
$600 [14]
The Boilermakers
Purdue
Rick
$600 [23]
1964 M. Mercouri/ M. Schell film about theft of a dagger from famed Turkish museum
Topkapi
Guy
$800 [19]
Designed as a hunting cap by William Coke in 1850, new ads in England are revitalizing its sales
a bowler hat (derby)
Guy
$1,000 [6]
World's tallest full-figure statue, "Motherland" commemorates this key Soviet victory
the Battle of Stalingrad
Guy
$800 [9]
According to Harry Truman, it's what you should do if you can't convince them
confuse them
Rick
$800 [15]
The Hoyas
Georgetown
Guy
$800 [24]
Mustafa Kemal, founder of Turkish republic, changed his name to this
Kemal Ataturk
Stephanie
$1,000 [20]
The poorest country in the W. Hemisphere, it makes 90% of the world's baseballs
Haiti
Guy
DD $2,000 [5]
Based on a German sailor's experiences, this film showed WWII "from the other side":
Das Boot
Guy
DD $2,900 [11]
In 1787, he wrote "A little rebellion now & then is a good thing"
Thomas Jefferson
Guy
$1,000 [16]
The Hawkeyes
University of Iowa
Guy Rick

Final Jeopardy!

THE AMERICAS

One of only two countries in South America not bordering Brazil

(1 of) Chile & Ecuador

Stephanie "What is Colombia?" — wagered $300
Rick "What is Chili" — wagered $1,200
Guy "What is Chile?" — wagered $3,400

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