Show #2146 1993-12-27 (taped 1993-09-20) Regular

Contestants

Kate Charlesworth-Miller — a homemaker from Dublin, Ohio

Harold Katz — a real estate broker originally from Sharon, Pennsylvania

Debbie Peryea — a waitress from Keeseville, New York

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Debbie	$600	$1,000	$4,100	$8,199 New champion: $8,199	$4,600 13 R, 1 W (including 1 DD)
Harold	$300	$1,500	$4,900	$1,599 2nd place: trip to Fort Myers, Florida	$5,300 18 R, 4 W (including 1 DD)
Kate	$800	$3,900	$4,100	$0 3rd place: pair of MCI video phones + Wheel of Fortune & Jeopardy! games for Super Nintendo & Sega Genesis	$6,100 18 R, 2 W (including 1 DD)

Jeopardy! Round

GEOGRAPHIC POTPOURRI	THE OSCARS	SEWING	FRUIT	GUINNESS RECORDS	RHYME TIME
$100 [6] This seaway connects the Great Lakes with the Atlantic The St. Lawrence Seaway Harold	$100 [1] When Dimitri Tiomkin "scored" with a 1954 Oscar, he thanked these 3 Bs of classical music Brahms, Beethoven & Bach Kate	$100 [2] The embroidery or crewel type of this implement has a long eye for easier threading a needle Debbie	$100 [26] Popular sweet varieties of this fruit include Jaffa, blood & navel oranges Kate	$100 [13] Since 1909 his head has been on over 250 billion U.S. coins Abe Lincoln Harold	$100 [16] An extremely chubby winged mammal a fat bat Kate
$200 [7] Biscuit tortoni isn't bread but a frozen dessert that originated in this country Italy Kate	$200 [3] It was the first color film to win a "Best Picture" Oscar &, fittingly, it had a "Scarlett" heroine Gone with the Wind Kate	$200 [4] The sewing of pieced or patchwork kinds of these was a popular folk art in preindustrial America a quilt Debbie	$200 [27] A monument to this type of grape stands in the Massachusetts town where it was developed Concord Kate	$200 [14] The barrow ground squirrel of Alaska does this for 9 months of the year hibernates Harold	$200 [17] If you wear this kind of knapsack across your front, its name becomes a misnomer a backpack Kate
$300 [8] Raj Gondi is one of the major dialects of Gondi, a language spoken chiefly in this country India Kate	$300 [5] He was an Oscar-winning producer before he won an acting Oscar for his performance in "Wall Street" Michael Douglas Harold	$300 [23] "Reptilian" name for a high turnover collar that hugs the throat a turtleneck Kate	$300 [28] Mexican & Key are other names for the West Indian variety of this fruit limes Harold	$300 [15] Leo Pisker has collected over 135,000 of these, so no one will ever leave a ring on his furniture coasters Debbie	$300 [18] An adorable woodwind a cute flute Kate
$400 [9] You'll find Sevastopol, the site of a famous 1854-55 battle, on this peninsula the Crimean Peninsula	DD $400 [11] "Babette's Feast", based on a story by this woman, was the 1st Danish winner as "Best Foreign Language Film" Isak Dinesen (Karen Blixen) Harold	$400 [24] The accordion type of these have folds resembling the bellows of that instrument pleats Harold	$400 [29] About 60% of U.S. pear production is of this variety named for the man who introduced it Bartlett Harold Kate	$400 [20] In 1990 Dale Lyons ran a marathon in 3 hours, 47 minutes carrying one of these on a spoon an egg Debbie	$400 [19] In a famous song, this title phrase precedes "Where'd ya get those peepers?" "Jeepers Creepers" Harold
$500 [10] A tower outside Dublin visited by this novelist in 1904 now houses a museum dedicated to him James Joyce Harold	$500 [12] Never nominated for "Best Director", he got a Supporting Actor nomination for "Sunset Boulevard" Erich von Stroheim Harold	$500 [25] Meaning to mend by weaving yarn or thread across a hole, it's the method used to repair socks darning Harold	$500 [30] Americans consume more of this fruit than any other, yet it was little known in the U.S. before 1870 bananas Kate	$500 [21] In 1990-91 Philips Classics celebrated the 200th anniversary of his death with all his works on 180 CDs Mozart Kate	$500 [22] Mrs. Onassis' attendants Jackie's lackeys Kate

Double Jeopardy! Round

SPANISH HISTORY	SAINTS	MONEY MATTERS	ANIMAL HOMES	SCULPTURE	ENGLISH LITERATURE
$200 [22] She was the heiress & half sister of King Henry IV when she married Ferdinand in 1469 Queen Isabella Harold	$200 [10] St. Bridget, a patron saint of this Emerald Isle, founded a double abbey there Ireland Debbie	$200 [14] Term for the signature on the back of a check an endorsement Debbie	$200 [6] It's any place swarming with activity, not just a bee's home a hive Harold	$200 [8] Praxiteles was among the first to humanize this country's gods & goddesses in sculpture Greece Debbie	$200 [1] John Milton's sequel to it was "Paradise Regained" Paradise Lost Debbie
$400 [23] He was appointed head of the Nationalist forces in the Civil War October 1, 1936 Franco Harold	$400 [11] St. Andrew's Cross isn't T-shaped; it's shaped like this letter an X	$400 [27] The Nikkei Stock Average is an index based on the prices of 225 stocks on this exchange the Tokyo exchange Harold	$400 [7] A form is a resting place for one of these animals & it may come in handy after it races a tortoise a hare Harold	$400 [18] A hand holding an apple found on the island of Melos may have belonged to this marble statue the Venus de Milo Debbie	$400 [2] Mr. Kurtz' dying words in this Joseph Conrad novel are "The horror! The horror!" Heart of Darkness Debbie
$600 [24] Spain became the 16th member of this western treaty group in 1982 NATO Harold	$600 [15] After "carrying" this saint for years on the calendar, the Roman Catholics dropped his July 25 feast day in 1969 St. Christopher Kate	DD $500 [29] The theory of this University of Chicago economist is populary called Monetarism Milton Friedman Debbie	$600 [9] The name of this horse house is from the Latin for "standing place" a stable Debbie	$600 [19] Augusta Savage sculpted "Lift every voice and sing", a tribute to Black music, for this city's 1939 World's Fair New York Harold	$600 [3] Her unfinished novel "The Watsons" is regarded by some as an early version of "Emma" Jane Austen
$800 [25] This name by which Spanish national hero Rodrigo Diaz is known means "lord" or "master" El Cid Harold	$800 [16] Hey, he's the patron saint of lost causes St. Jude Kate	$600 [28] A premium is the sum of money paid to buy this type of policy insurance Debbie	$800 [12] After soaring an eagle comes home to roost in this nest an aerie Harold	$800 [20] In 1902 this "Bronco Buster" sculptor published his first novel, "John Ermine of the Yellowstone" Remington Kate	$800 [4] Anthony Burgess' "Nothing Like the Sun" is a novel about this Elizabethan playwright Shakespeare Debbie
$1,000 [26] The fall of this city in 1492 marked the end of the reconquest of Spain from the Moors Granada Kate	DD $2,000 [17] Murdered in 1170, he was canonized in 1173 Thomas a Becket Kate	$1,000 [30] His law states that bad money forces good money out of circulation Thomas Gresham Harold	$1,000 [13] This term for the breeding ground of penguins is named for another bird a rookery	$1,000 [21] This British abstract sculptor's first major commission was "North Wind", completed in 1929 Henry Moore	$1,000 [5] Part II of this allegory deals with the journey of Christian's wife & children to the Celestial City Pilgrim's Progress Kate

Final Jeopardy!

FAMOUS NAMES

This English innkeeper kept 40 horses ready for customers but gave them no choice in the one they got

Hobson

Debbie "Who was Hobson?" — wagered $4,099

Kate "Who was Chaucer" — wagered $4,100

Harold "Who is Lord Byron?" — wagered $3,301

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