Show #2147 1993-12-28 (taped 1993-09-20) Regular

Contestants

George Chesney — a small business owner from Tempe, Arizona

Norm Horner — an elementary school teacher from Pointe-Claire, Canada

Debbie Peryea — a waitress from Keeseville, New York (whose 1-day cash winnings total $8,199)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Debbie	$1,100	$2,400	$6,800	$12,800 2nd place: trip to Maui, Hawaii	$4,800 16 R (including 1 DD), 2 W
Norm	$1,900	$1,800	$5,200	$100 3rd place: Wallace Silversmiths silver serving dish	$5,200 18 R, 6 W
George	$800	$2,900	$9,600	$13,601 New champion: $13,601	$9,000 22 R (including 2 DDs), 5 W

Jeopardy! Round

BIOLOGY	TV NURSES	FOOD & DRINK	MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS	RELATIVES	WORDS OFF THE MAP
$100 [14] DDT has endangered many carnivorous birds because it causes the shells of these to become paper thin their eggs Debbie	$100 [1] As Nurse Christine Chapel, Majel Barrett assisted "Bones" on this science fiction series Star Trek Debbie	$100 [15] This salad contains romaine, anchovies & garlic croutons, but no emperors a Caesar salad Norm	$100 [4] The sheng, a wind instrument from this country, consists of 17 bamboo tubes China Norm	$100 [19] Different branches of your family appear on this kind of chart with an "arboreal" name a family tree Debbie George	$100 [8] This word for perfumed toilet water refers to the city on the Rhine where it was first made Cologne Norm
$200 [27] A deciduous tree drops these in the autumn & produces new ones in the spring leaves Norm	$200 [2] The real first name of this "MAS*H" head nurse was Margaret Hot Lips Houlihan Debbie	$200 [17] Manzanilla is a dry, delicate type of sherry that originated in this country Spain George	$200 [5] This carpentry tool is played as a folk instrument by bowing or by striking with a mallet a saw Debbie	$200 [20] Genealogists call the child of your first cousin a "first cousin once" this removed George	$200 [9] A term for a horse's gait is from the pace set by Pilgrims headed to this English city Canterbury Debbie
$300 [28] Dentin is the calcified tissue surrounding the pulp of one of these a tooth George	$300 [3] Jane Dulo played Nurse Murphy on "Medical Center" & nurse Molly Turner on this Ernest Borgnine sitcom McHale's Navy Norm	$300 [18] English breakfast tea is classified as this "color" tea black Norm George	$300 [7] The Gamelan Orchestras of this nation's Bali & Java Islands include bonangs, sulings & rebabs Indonesia George	$300 [24] Nepote is a Scottish word for this relative whom a nepotist might hire a nephew Norm	$300 [10] The cravat, a type of necktie, derives its name from this newly independent republic Croatia Debbie
$400 [29] The coelacanth, a primitive type of this animal, has lobed as well as ray types of fins a fish Debbie Norm	$400 [6] Nurse Daniels shot rapist Dr. Peter White on this series set in a Boston hospital St. Elsewhere Norm	$400 [21] Blancmange is a dessert originally made with this nut milk; what a "joy" almond Debbie	$400 [12] Wynton Marsalis is well known as a virtuoso on this instrument the trumpet Norm	$400 [25] The Spanish term for this relative is Tia an aunt George	$400 [16] This lustrous linen or silk fabric derives its name from Syria's capital damask Debbie Norm
$500 [30] This type of "heap" is a pile of vegetable material allowed to break down & used to improve soil a compost heap George	$500 [11] She played widowed nurse Julia Baker on "Julia" Diahann Carroll Norm	$500 [22] Found in health food stores, this chocolate substitute is also known as locust bean carob George	$500 [13] The earliest surviving harpsichord was built in this country, where it was called a cembalo Italy George	DD $800 [26] It's the term for your mother's mother's mother's mother great-great-grandmother George	$500 [23] Rugs, shawls & even a hound are named this, after a Middle Eastern country Afghans Norm

Double Jeopardy! Round

HISTORY	LANGUAGES	COMPOSERS	INVENTORS	GOVERNMENT & POLITICS	BOOKS & AUTHORS
$200 [4] In April 1859 ground was broken for the building of this Middle East waterway the Suez Canal Debbie	$200 [12] The name of this international language is actually the pen name under which Dr. Zamenhof wrote about it Esperanto Debbie George	$200 [1] The 1945 film "Rhapsody in Blue" is a biography of this composer (George) Gershwin Debbie	$200 [6] In 1929 Hans Berger developed this device that measures & records brain wave patterns electroencephalograph George	$200 [18] The Ames Research Center & the Jet Propulsion Lab. are under the jurisdiction of this space agency NASA George	$200 [3] She subtitled "Aunt Erma's Cope Book" "How to get from Monday to Friday...in twelve days" Erma Bombeck George
$400 [8] Marie Antoinette was among those executed during this "reign" of the French Revolution the Reign of Terror George	$400 [13] The language of this North Atlantic island nation is similar to Old Norse, the Viking language Iceland George	$400 [2] Call him Sir when addressing this "Cats" composer; he was knighted in 1992 Andrew Lloyd Webber Debbie	$400 [7] Dorothy Rodgers, wife of composer Richard Rodgers, invented the Jonny-Mop, a cleaner for this device the toilet George	$400 [19] The Bureau of Mines is an agency of this cabinet department the Department of the Interior George	$400 [5] He appeared in the film of his book "Paper Lion", but not as himself—Alan Alda got the role George Plimpton Norm
$600 [9] The Haganah, a volunteer militia formed after WWI, became this country's Nat'l Army in 1948 Israel George	$600 [14] Frisian, considered English's nearest neighbor, is spoken in the northern part of this Low Country Holland (the Netherlands) George	$600 [16] Giacomo Puccini decided to write operas after hearing a performance of this composer's "Aida" Verdi Norm	$600 [17] This inventor of dynamite studied in the U.S. for 4 years Nobel George	$600 [20] Democrat Sam Nunn has represented this state in the U.S. Senate since 1972 Georgia George	$600 [22] "Beds I Have Known" is Martha Smith's book about this outdoor hobby gardening Norm
$800 [10] After killing his son in a fit of rage, this czar tried to abdicate but was refused Ivan the Terrible Norm George	$800 [15] Speakers of this language of the United Kingdom call it Cymraeg Welsh Norm	$800 [27] A trip to this country inspired Felix Mendelssohn's "Hebrides Overture" Scotland Debbie Norm	$800 [23] In 1947 this company got the rights to the photocopying process invented by Chester Carlson Xerox Norm	$800 [21] This Colorado city is headquarters to the Consumer Information Catalog of Fed. Publications Pueblo Debbie Norm George	$800 [28] "Queen of Romance" who wrote "The Penniless Peer", "The Cruel Count" & "The Ruthless Rake" Barbara Cartland Debbie
$1,000 [11] In 1980 this country granted limited self-rule to Flanders & Wallonia Belgium Norm	$1,000 [26] After the Muslim conquest of this country, Coptic was gradually replaced by Arabic Egypt Norm	$1,000 [30] This Austrian composer wrote over 140 songs in 1815, including 8 lieder in a single day Franz Schubert Norm	$1,000 [24] French inventor Charles Brun used compressed air to expel water from the ballast tanks of one of these ships a submarine George	DD $1,300 [25] The father-in-law of Senator Howard Baker, he served as Senate minority leader from 1959 to his death in 1969 Everett Dirksen George	DD $3,000 [29] "From the South Seas" is a 1939 collection of her anthropological writings Margaret Mead Debbie

Final Jeopardy!

WOMEN IN BUSINESS

This woman who began selling her products in the 1930s is estimated to be America's richest self-made woman

Estée Lauder

Norm "Who is Helena Rubinstein?" — wagered $5,100

Debbie "Who Estee Lauder?" — wagered $6,000

George "Who is Estee Lauder?" — wagered $4,001

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