Show #2176 1994-02-07 (taped 1993-11-30) Regular

Contestants

Martha Swartz — an associate director originally from Boston, Massachusetts

Dave Moxness — a data processor from Van Nuys, California

Bob Tzudiker — a writer originally from Boston, Massachusetts (whose 1-day cash winnings total $11,300)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Bob	$-400	$2,200	$7,400	$3,400 2nd place: Twinhead notebook computer + DēLonghi cappucino maker	$6,900 22 R (including 1 DD), 5 W (including 1 DD)
Dave	$-100	$2,000	$11,000	$4,300 New champion: $4,300	$6,800 19 R (including 1 DD), 4 W
Martha	$300	$700	$2,100	$100 3rd place: Samsung fax machine + Wheel of Fortune & Jeopardy! games for the Super Nintendo & Sega Genesis	$2,100 6 R, 1 W

Jeopardy! Round

ART	GRAMMAR	GARDENING	WORLD CITIES	CRIME TIME	GENERAL HOSPITAL
$100 [10] In the 1860s Antoine- Louis Barye created an equestrian statue of this emperor for his birthplace on Corsica Napoleon Dave	$100 [6] It's the comparative form of tall taller Dave	$100 [26] The honey & bumble types of this insect are excellent pollinators the bee Bob	$100 [1] Begun more than 400 years ago, Bakken amusement park in this Danish capital is the world's oldest Copenhagen Martha	$100 [15] He escaped from jail in early 1930 with help from his new girlfriend, Bonnie Parker Clyde Barrow Dave	$100 [7] In 1981 this actor visited the set to research his "Tootsie" role Dustin Hoffman Bob
$200 [11] This Arizona desert provides much of the colored sand used in Hopi & Navajo sand paintings the Painted Desert Bob	$200 [8] An exception to this rule goes "but e after I when the sound is a" I before E except after C Dave	$200 [27] The grandiflora class of this flower group was created by crossing hybrid teas & floribundas roses	$200 [2] Public art galleries in this capital include the Tate Gallery & the Wallace Collection London Bob	$200 [16] Type of criminal called a "dip" a pickpocket Bob	$200 [9] The hospital seen in the opening is the County-USC hospital in this city Los Angeles Martha
$300 [12] Around 1485 Botticelli completed his painting of "The Birth of" this goddess Venus Bob	$300 [23] One of the principal uses of this punctuation mark is to set off coordinate clauses the comma Dave	$300 [28] Bordeaux mixture, a fungicide, was first used to treat this plant near Bordeaux, France grapes Bob	$400 [4] The Gaelic form of this capital's name is Dunedin Edinburgh Bob	$300 [17] The origin of this 3-letter word for what an escapee is "on" is unknown the lam Bob	$300 [20] She played Jackie Templeton in 1982-83 & went on to star in "Ghost" & "A Few Good Men" Demi Moore Dave
$400 [13] In the 1930s this Mexican artist was commissioned by Edsel Ford to create a mural on the auto industry Diego Rivera Martha	$400 [24] A modifier located too far from the word it's modifying is called this misplaced Bob	$400 [29] Agave americana is called this from the mistaken belief that it blooms when it's 100 years old the century plant Bob	DD $500 [3] This city has 6 wards: San Polo, Castello, Santa Croce, Dorsoduro, Cannaregio & San Marco Venice Bob	$400 [18] This term for the Mafia means "our affair" La Cosa Nostra Bob	$400 [21] This "Full House" star played Blackie Parrish in 1982 & returned in a 1992 cameo playing himself John Stamos Dave
$500 [14] A famous work by Rembrandt shows this philosopher "Contemplating the Bust of Homer" Aristotle Bob	$500 [25] The antecedent is the word or phrase that this part of speech refers to the pronoun	$500 [30] Bean plants improve the soil because nodules on their roots "fix" this element nitrogen Bob	$500 [5] This southern Alberta city was founded by the Mounties in 1875 as Fort Brisebois Calgary Dave	$500 [19] He was Public Enemy No. 1 after he escaped from jail March 3, 1934, allegedly with a carved gun John Dillinger Dave	$500 [22] In 1981 this couple was so hot they made the cover of Newsweek & their wedding made People's cover Luke & Laura Dave

Double Jeopardy! Round

THE 17th CENTURY	WEIGHTS & MEASURES	SONGS OF THE '70s	BUSINESS TALK	HAIL TO THE CHIEF	SCIENCE FICTION
$200 [4] This authorized translation of the Bible was issued in 1611 the King James Bob	$200 [5] This size refers to a bed that are each 39" wide Twin Bob Dave Martha	$200 [1] In 1972 this Osmond brother took Paul Anka's former No. 2 hit "Puppy Love" to No. 3 Donny Osmond Dave	$200 [14] It's the large, inflated final payment on a loan after many smaller payments a balloon payment Dave	$200 [22] He was called "Baby" the first 3 months of his life, until he was named for family friend W.C. Linden Lyndon Johnson Bob Dave	$200 [3] Characters from his 1819 novel "Ivanhoe" reappear in Simon Hawke's 1984 novel "The Ivanhoe Gambit" (Sir Walter) Scott Bob
$400 [6] On January 8, 1642, this Italian astronomer died in Arcetri Galileo Martha	$400 [10] A keel is a measure of this, so carrying 21.2 long tons of it to Newcastle could be a keel haul coal Bob	$400 [15] Released in 1977, it was Debby Boone's only Top 40 hit "You Light Up My Life" Dave	$400 [23] When investing in a mutual fund, you might consider the no-load type, which doesn't charge this startup fee (or commission) Dave	$400 [24] Shortly before his death in 1885, he was reinstated as a general & put back on the Army payroll Grant Martha	$400 [2] His last novel, 1962's "Island", is about a tropical utopia, sort of a "Brave New World" Aldous Huxley Dave
$600 [7] In 1652 Jan Van Riebeeck founded this South African port as a supply base for the Dutch East India Company Cape Town Bob Dave	$600 [11] It's the range of frequencies within which a radio signal can be transmitted the band Bob	$600 [16] "Gonna Be Alright" is the subtitle of this 1976 Rod Stewart chart topper "Tonight's The Night"	—	$600 [27] This future president who graduated from Princeton in 1879 may have been dyslexic Wilson Bob	$600 [19] This author's 1896 classic "The Island of Dr. Moreau" inspired the 1980 novel "Moreau's Other Island" H.G. Wells Dave
$800 [8] Under the 1699 Treaty of Karlowitz, this country obtained most of Hungary from the Turks Austria Bob	$800 [12] In cartography it's 1/60 of a degree a minute Bob	$800 [17] In 1974 Ringo Starr took this former Johnny Burnette hit to No. 1 "You're Sixteen" Dave	—	$1,000 [25] In 1840 he used the "Log Cabin Campaign" to become president William Henry Harrison Dave	$800 [20] A supercomputer runs the world in "This Perfect Day" by this "Rosemary's Baby" author Ira Levin Martha
$1,000 [9] In 1627 this explorer was named governor of New France in North America Samuel de Champlain	DD $2,000 [13] There are 16 tablespoons in a cup & this many teaspoons 48 Bob	$1,000 [18] This duo's last Top 10 hit was "Rock and Roll Heaven" in 1974 The Righteous Brothers	—	DD $5,000 [26] After women gained the right to vote in 1920, he was the first president they elected Warren G. Harding Dave	$1,000 [21] "Mutation" is another medical sci-fi novel by this doctor who also wrote "Coma" Robin Cook Bob Dave

Final Jeopardy!

POETIC HEROINES

In Tennyson she calls herself "that wicked one, who broke the vast design and purpose of the king"

Guinevere

Martha "Who is Morgan le Fey?" — wagered $2,000

Bob "Who was Mordred?" — wagered $4,000

Dave "Who was Morgana Le Fey?" — wagered $6,700

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