Show #361 1986-01-27 (taped 1985-09-18) Regular

Beryl Arbit game 1.

Contestants

Lee Newlight — a chef from Monroe, North Carolina

Beryl Arbit — a legal assistant from Encino, California

Bob Danielson — a financial analyst from Miami Springs, Florida (whose 1-day cash winnings total $8,950)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Bob	$1,800	$3,900	$12,100	$4,200 2nd place: Broyhill bedroom set + Bates bedspread	$11,700 28 R (including 1 DD), 0 W
Beryl	$700	$3,000	$9,900	$12,201 New champion: $12,201	$8,000 17 R (including 2 DDs), 0 W
Lee	$1,100	$1,000	$2,000	$3,998 3rd place: General Electric VCR	$2,000 7 R, 1 W

Jeopardy! Round

MEDALS & DECORATIONS	BEAUTY SHOP	BIRDS	SPORTS	4-LETTER WORDS	STUPID ANSWERS
$100 [8] The Order of Lenin is this country's highest decoration the Soviet Union Lee	$100 [7] Once worn mostly for cosmetic reasons, it was common to take them out before meals false teeth Bob	$100 [26] From Spanish "bobo", meaning dunce, a clumsy bird or the prize it might win booby Bob Lee	$100 [13] Vast majority of National Hockey League players are from this country Canada Bob	$100 [21] "Man of red earth" in Hebrew, since it's said God used red clay for the 1st man Adam Bob	$100 [5] Middle East country whose capital is Kuwait Kuwait Lee
$200 [4] From 1813 through WWII, it was Germany's highest military decoration the Iron Cross Lee	$200 [12] A former book seller began this cosmetics company in 1886, later naming it after the Bard's river Avon Bob	$200 [27] 2 toes at the back act as braces to help them hold on as they peck at trees a woodpecker Bob	$200 [14] Though it's the world's most popular sport, it hasn't succeeded on professional level in the U.S. soccer Bob	$200 [22] In polite society, you can do it with a basketball but not with a doughnut dunk Beryl	$200 [6] NBC's "Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color" was 1st broadcast this way in 1961 in color Beryl
$300 [1] This country awards the Order of St. Olaf Norway Bob	$400 [17] The 2nd century Greek, Galen, was 1st to give a skin care product this "cool" name cold cream Bob	—	$300 [15] As a boy, this baseball great earned money carrying satchels at the Mobile railroad depot Satchel Paige Beryl	$300 [23] Some men do it reading "Playboy"; dogs do it to cool off pant Beryl	$300 [9] The radio show "Hear It Now" became this when adapted for television See It Now Lee
$400 [2] A Briton who displays initials "V.C." after his name has received this medal the Victoria Cross Bob	DD $500 [16] Before this was developed, people relied on perfumes, talcum powder, & bicarbonate of soda deodorant Beryl	—	$400 [18] Basketball's former Baltimore Bullets now represent this city Washington Bob	$400 [24] In "The Mikado", Ko-Ko had a little one of these a list Bob	$400 [10] Of a pound of bricks, a pound of feathers, or a pound of iron, the 1 which weighs the most none of them (they all weigh exactly the same) Lee
$500 [3] This country grants the Grand Cordon of the Supreme Order of the Chrysan themum, but only to men Japan Bob	$500 [20] Romans used to shadow their eyelids gold with this, the world's most expensive spice saffron Bob	—	$500 [19] Of the 4 "major" pro tournaments, it's the only 1 Sam Snead never won the U.S. Open Beryl	$500 [25] A watery way to rest tired feet soak Beryl	$500 [11] Until beaten by United 25 years ago, this airline was #1 in America American Airlines Beryl

Double Jeopardy! Round

ENGLISH LITERATURE	ANCIENT WORLDS	MOVIE PAIRS	COMPOSERS	"TABLE" TALK	TRANSPORTATION
$200 [1] In Mallory, it seated 150, the siege perilous reserved for the most pure & perfect knight the Round Table Bob	$200 [10] Pliny the Younger was not his son but his nephew Pliny the Elder Bob	$200 [13] Their movie partnership started in 1976 as a couple of "Silver Streakers" Gene Wilder & Richard Pryor Beryl	$200 [11] Since his sons were musicians, this greatest Baroque composer could have written a family fugue J.S. Bach Bob	$200 [19] Where you'd hope to roll a 7 or 11 on the 1st throw in Las Vegas at the craps table Lee	$600 [3] For the ride on this, the French test pilot brought pate, the Saudi prince, a few dates for snacks the Space Shuttle Bob
$400 [26] "It vanished quite slowly, beginning with the end of the tail & ending with the grin" the Cheshire Cat Beryl	$400 [6] Construction of this longest structure ever built began in 5th century B.C. the Great Wall of China Bob	$400 [14] In 1985, they were the "Perfect" couple John Travolta & Jamie Curtis Beryl	$400 [12] Composer & conductor of official Olympic fanfare for 1984 Summer Games John Williams Beryl	$400 [20] From 1x1 to 9x9, for example the multiplication table Bob	DD $800 [2] In 1969, Crosby, Stills, & Nash rode high on this North African train the Marrakesh Express Bob
$600 [27] Robert Burns called this creature a "wee, sleekit, cow'rin tim'rous beastie" a mouse Bob	$600 [7] The Medes were allied in a dual empire with these people the Persians Bob	$600 [15] The "reunion" of these Oscar winners in "Falling in Love" was labeled by one critic "falling asleep" Meryl Streep & Robert De Niro Beryl	$600 [17] He did film scores for "Our Town" & "The Red Pony", as well as the ballet "Rodeo" Aaron Copland Bob	$600 [21] In this 1958 film, Lancaster & Hayworth were at 1, David Niven at another, & Wendy Hiller at a 3rd Separate Tables Beryl	$800 [4] It's what Reuter used to send the news between his German & Belgian telegraph stations pigeons Lee
—	$800 [8] Its earliest recorded name was Albion Britain Bob	$800 [16] Newlyweds in "The Quiet Man", they split up 21 years later in "McLintock" John Wayne & Maureen O'Hara Bob	$800 [18] This Hungarian pianist helped many younger composers such as Wagner, Dvorak & Grieg Liszt Beryl	$1,000 [23] Unlike "a la carte", with each course charged separately, this meal comes complete at a fixed price table d'hôte Beryl	$1,000 [5] John Ford tried to drive it to an Academy Award, but "Gone with the Wind" won Stagecoach Bob
—	$1,000 [9] This Jewish "Roman" was only historian to provide contemporary account of Masada Josephus Bob	$1,000 [24] In 1930, she was "Min" & he was "Bill" Marie Dressler & Wallace Beery	$1,000 [25] Composer of the "London" & "Drum Roll" symphonies, he was an enthusiastic hunter & fisherman Joseph Haydn	DD $2,500 [22] The 1st line of "The Wiffenpoof Song" "To the tables down at Mory's" Beryl	—

Final Jeopardy!

LANGUAGES

In the 16th & 17th centuries it replaced Latin as the language of diplomacy & official documents

French

Lee "What is French" — wagered $1,998

Beryl "What is French?" — wagered $2,301

Bob "What is English?" — wagered $7,900

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