Show #2172 1994-02-01 (taped 1993-11-02) Regular

Tom Nichols game 2.

Contestants

Laurie Goldman — a whale researcher from Provincetown, Massachusetts

David Westgor — an attorney originally from Sioux Falls, South Dakota

Tom Nichols — a professor originally from Chicopee, Massachusetts (whose 1-day cash winnings total $14,100)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Tom	$1,400	$3,500	$10,400	$10,100 2-day champion: $24,200	$9,700 28 R (including 1 DD), 2 W
David	$900	$2,300	$5,300	$2 3rd place: Gibson refrigerator/freezer	$5,300 17 R, 4 W
Laurie	$1,500	$1,300	$3,900	$3,900 2nd place: "Prince of the Rainforest" by Nan Rae + Donjo dolphin sculpture	$3,500 9 R (including 2 DDs), 2 W

Jeopardy! Round

STATE CAPITAL NICKNAMES	OLD-TIME RADIO	HINTS FROM HELOISE	BESTSELLERS	WEAPONS	THE "I"s HAVE IT
$100 [2] "Beantown" Boston Tom	$100 [16] This "All-American Boy" was sponsored by Wheaties, Breakfast of Champions Jack Armstrong Tom	$100 [20] You can use the striking edge of a matchbook for filing these if you have no emery board your nails Tom	$100 [11] "Gone with the Wind" was again a bestseller in 1991, along with this sequel to it Scarlett Tom	$100 [1] It's the weapon a non- dairy dessert topping lover might find "cool" a whip David	$100 [17] Gaelic football is one of the most popular team sports in this country Ireland David
$200 [7] "The Bluegrass Capital" Frankfort Laurie	$200 [18] This "mysterious character who aids the forces of law and order is in reality Lamont Cranston" the Shadow Tom	$200 [26] You needn't lick these postal items; use a burned-out light bulb in a dish of water to wet them stamps Tom	$200 [12] An heiress to a pharmaceutical co. is stalked by a killer in this author's 1978 bestseller "Bloodline" Sidney Sheldon Tom	$200 [3] A soft-point bullet's point is made of this soft metal & antimony, rather than of steel lead Tom	$200 [19] This 4-syllable word often precedes fortitude & flu intestinal David Laurie
$300 [8] "The Gateway to Glacier Bay National Park" Juneau David	$300 [24] The theme song of her variety program was "When the Moon Comes Over the Mountain" Kate Smith David	$300 [27] After carving this vegetable for Halloween, sprinkle nutmeg & cinnamon inside it for a pleasant scent a pumpkin Tom	$300 [13] In the '70s he wrote a string of bestsellers, including "The Pirate" & "The Lonely Lady" Harold Robbins	$300 [4] Nobel's mix of nitroglycerin & diatomaceous earth was sold in sticks & called this dynamite Tom	$300 [21] It's also known as secret ink—keep it a secret invisible ink Tom
$400 [9] "The Friendly City in the Sky" Denver Laurie	$400 [25] "The Great Gildersleeve" & "Beulah" were spinoffs of this series starring Jim & Marian Jordan Fibber McGee & Molly Tom	$400 [28] Use this sewing item to protect your finger when grating food a thimble David	$400 [14] In 1989 this author better known for her vampire novels had readers wrapped up with "The Mummy" Anne Rice Laurie	$400 [5] The name of this projectile is from the Old English "earh" an arrow	$400 [22] As a verb this 3-letter word means to graft feathers onto a falcon; as a noun, it's a small demon an imp David
$500 [10] "Crabtown" Annapolis Tom	$500 [30] He was known as Texaco's "Fire Chief" Ed Wynn David	$500 [29] Clean the lint filter of this appliance after every load; buildup can cause a fire a dryer Tom	DD $500 [15] "A Thief of Time", this author's first hardcover bestseller, was his eighth American Indian mystery Tony Hillerman Laurie	$500 [6] In full Highland dress, a skean dhu is a small knife tucked into the top of this article of clothing a sock (stocking) David	$500 [23] A dialect spoken in ancient Greece, or an order of classical architecture Ionic David

Double Jeopardy! Round

WORLD HISTORY	THE NATIONAL GALLERY OF ART	POLITICIANS	U.S. COMMEMORATIVE COINS	ANATOMY	DRAMA
$200 [8] The Mapai Party, led by Ben-Gurion, won this country's first general election in 1949 Israel Laurie	$200 [22] Jacques-Louis David's 1812 portrait of this man in his study shows him with one hand inside his vest Napoleon Tom	$200 [3] When he was a pro basketball player, this senator's frugality earned him the nickname "Dollar Bill" (Bill) Bradley Tom	$200 [16] Sold during an 1892-93 exposition, America's first commemorative coin depicted this explorer Columbus Tom	$200 [19] The lub-dub sound of this organ is caused by the closing of various valves the heart Tom	$200 [1] He played the title role in the 1917 play "Peter Ibbetson"; his brother Lionel was in it, too John Barrymore David
$400 [12] This Dutch dancer, executed as a spy in 1917, claimed she was actually aiding the Allied powers Mata Hari Tom	$400 [25] The design of the rotunda in the National Gallery's West Building was inspired by this Italian city's Pantheon Rome David	$400 [4] Attention, cola lovers: this Ohio senator was once the president of Royal Crown International John Glenn	$400 [17] For the 100th anniversary of Bridgeport, CT's incorporation, a coin was issued depicting this showman (P.T.) Barnum Tom	$400 [23] The popliteal artery, which runs behind the knee, is an extension of this major thigh artery the femoral David	$400 [2] In 1937 Thornton Wilder adapted this playwright's "A Doll's House" for Ruth Gordon Ibsen Tom
$600 [13] In December 1918 Iceland became a sovereign state but remained in union with this country Denmark David Laurie	$600 [26] You can see a John Quidor painting of this bewhiskered & bewildered Washington Irving character Rip Van Winkle Tom	$600 [5] From 1973-75 this current New York senator served as ambassador to India Moynihan Tom	$600 [18] A quill pen & the phrase "We the People" appeared on 1987 coins honoring the 200th anniversary of this the Constitution Laurie	$600 [24] The network of nerves behind the stomach that controls the abdominal organs is known by this 2-word name the solar plexus David	$800 [10] Born in Moscow in the 1860s, he developed his own system of acting, known as "The Method" Stanislavsky David
$800 [14] Aurora Quezon, widow of this country's first president, was assassinated in 1949 the Philippines Tom	$800 [29] Among the El Greco works is a reverential portrait of St. Alfonso, Archbishop of this Spanish city Toledo David	$1,000 [7] It's former vice president Quayle's first name James Tom	$800 [20] Dollars & half dollars were issued in 1991 to celebrate the 50th anniversary of this sculpted monument Mount Rushmore Tom David	$800 [27] Leukocytes are the white blood cells & these are the red ones erythrocytes Tom David Laurie	DD $1,000 [9] The Chekhov play that contains the famous line "All Russia is our garden" The Cherry Orchard Laurie
$1,000 [15] U.N. forces captured this North Korean capital in 1950 Pyongyang Tom	$1,000 [30] This Norwegian's woodcut of "Two Women on the Shore" may make you want to "Scream" (Edvard) Munch David	DD $1,500 [6] Now a senator representing Virginia, he was once secretary of the Navy John Warner Tom	$1,000 [21] This Daniel Chester French statue was used for the design of a 1925 Lexington-Concord coin The Minute Man David	$1,000 [28] They're the 2 glands, 1 above each eye, that produce tears the lacrimal Laurie	$1,000 [11] This author of "Six Characters in Search of an Author" explored the concept of insanity in his play "Enrico IV" Pirandello Tom

Final Jeopardy!

ANCIENT CITIES

Antony & Cleopatra met in this city, later home to an apostle & now in Turkey

Tarsus

Laurie "What is Illyria" — wagered $0

David "What was Ephesus" — wagered $5,298

Tom "What is Ephesus?" — wagered $300

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