Show #2195 1994-03-04 (taped 1993-12-01) Regular

Fred Frank game 2.

Contestants

Paul Koester — a computer operator originally from Wichita, Kansas

Debbie Smith — a Ph.D. candidate originally from Indianapolis, Indiana

Fred Frank — a painter from San Francisco, California (whose 1-day cash winnings total $11,800)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Fred	$3,300	$4,300	$12,200	$11,199 2-day champion: $22,999	$10,100 27 R (including 2 DDs), 5 W
Debbie	$400	$1,400	$6,600	$0 3rd place: Croton watch + Wheel of Fortune & Jeopardy! games for the Super Nintendo & Sega Genesis	$6,000 11 R (including 1 DD), 1 W
Paul	$800	$2,300	$2,700	$5,390 2nd place: trip to Oasis Water Resort Villa Hotel in Palm Springs + RCA camcorder	$2,700 15 R, 5 W

Jeopardy! Round

19th CENTURY AMERICA	1980s FILMS	THE POLICE	GEOLOGY	FOOD	"IN" WORDS
$100 [9] Capitals of this republic included Washington-on-the-Brazos & Houston Texas Fred	$100 [11] Films directed by this actor in the 1980s include "Staying Alive" & "Rocky III" Sylvester Stallone Paul	$100 [21] To find a suspect, the police may issue an APB, which stands for this all points bulletin Paul	$100 [26] The San Andreas is an example of the strike- slip type of these geologic features faults Debbie	$100 [5] "Hurry" if you know this is the 4-letter name for cornmeal porridge mush Debbie	$100 [16] Lacewings, locusts & leafhoppers are types of these insects Paul
$200 [4] In 1811 a subsidiary of his American Fur Company founded Fort Astoria on the Columbia River (John Jacob) Astor Debbie	$200 [12] Marlee Matlin won an Oscar as "Best Actress" in this 1986 film, her debut Children of a Lesser God Fred	$200 [22] This division sends its detectives out to investigate murders homicide division Paul	$200 [27] These long sea inlets found in Norway develop by glaciation of a previous river system fjords Paul	$200 [6] Genoa, kosher & Milanese are three types of this cold cut salami Fred	$200 [17] It's what you often do to the first line of a paragraph indent Fred
$300 [1] On June 30, 1859 tightrope walker Charles Blondin crossed this site 160 feet above the water Niagara Falls Fred	$300 [13] The voice of Gizmo in this 1984 Joe Dante movie was provided by Howie Mandel Gremlins Paul	$300 [23] The record of a criminal's arrests is known as this kind of "sheet" a rap sheet Paul	$300 [28] These events generate 3 main types of wave motion: L waves, S waves & P waves earthquakes Paul	$300 [7] It's the Italian term for large prawns often sauteed in butter & garlic scampi Debbie	$300 [18] A ritual recitation used in magic, such as "double, double toil and trouble" an incantation Fred
$400 [2] This landmark in the nation's capital was dedicated on February 21, 1885 the Washington Monument Fred	$400 [14] "Coal Miner's Daughter" was the film biography of this country music star Loretta Lynn Fred	$400 [24] The name of these French policemen comes from the words for "men of arms" gendarmes Paul	$400 [29] This period from 195 to 135 million years ago was named by Brongniart for the Jura Mountains Jurassic Debbie	$400 [8] You might enjoy these "Swedish" style or in albondigas soup Meatballs Paul	$400 [19] Jean Anouilh called this "a force that poets have invented to give themselves importance" inspiration Paul
DD $700 [3] In November 1899 Garret A. Hobart, this man's Vice President, died while in office McKinley Fred	$500 [15] This 1989 Kevin Costner film was based on W.P. Kinsella's book "Shoeless Joe" Field of Dreams Fred	$500 [25] When this 4-letter word ends in "C", it's slang for a drugs officer; when it ends in "K", it's an informant narc Fred	$500 [30] This is the term in mining for the solid rock below the soil & gravel bedrock Debbie	$500 [10] It's the type of legume found in the southern dish Hopping John black-eyed peas Fred	$500 [20] Meaning "to engrave", it's any gemstone with a design carved into its surface intaglio Paul

Double Jeopardy! Round

GEOGRAPHY	FASHION	ITALIAN EXPLORERS	THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT	THEATRE	ALPHABETICALLY FIRST
$200 [1] Tibet's Mount Kailas in this range is sacred to both Hindus & Buddhists the Himalayas Paul	$200 [19] In 1992 this hairstylist celebrated his 50th year in the business with an exhibition & world tour (Vidal) Sassoon Fred	$200 [6] His book on his travels gave medieval Europe its first firsthand look at China Marco Polo Fred	$200 [11] This tax is the largest single source of federal revenue the income tax Paul	$200 [12] This theatre associated with Shakespeare was built by Richard & Cuthbert Burbage in 1599 the Globe Fred	$200 [17] In 1958 it was the first U.S. state alphabetically Alabama Fred
$400 [2] Basel on the Rhine River is this country's most important port & a leading industrial center Switzerland Debbie	$400 [23] Hosiery "the lady prefers" Hanes Fred Paul	$400 [7] In the 1920s Umberto Nobile flew over this geographic extreme twice in a dirigible, once with R. Amundsen The North Pole Fred Debbie	$400 [14] This branch checks the other 2 with the power of impeachment the legislative branch Fred Paul	$400 [30] Interlocutor & Mr. Bones provided humor in this type of "show" popular in the 19th century a minstrel show Fred Paul	$400 [18] Alphabetically, it's first among the signs of the zodiac Aquarius Fred Paul
$600 [3] The Sudeten mountain range lies on the border of Poland & this new European Republic the Czech Republic Paul	$600 [24] Intimo is Valentino's line of this lingerie Fred	$600 [8] Lodovico di Varthema once pretended to be a Muslim so he could enter this city Mecca Fred	$800 [15] The Senate of the 103rd Congress has 16 standing ones of these committees Fred	$600 [28] Tyrone Guthrie directed the first production at the Stratford Festival in this Canadian province Ontario Fred	$600 [20] He's alphabetically first among the Wimbledon men's singles winners Andre Agassi Fred
$800 [4] The city of Montevideo, Uruguay lies at the junction of the Atlantic Ocean & this estuary the Rio de la Plata Debbie	$800 [25] Martin Scorsese's "Made in Milan" was a documentary on this designer who has A/X stores Armani Fred	$800 [9] Sailing from England in 1497, possibly with his son Sebastian, he reached North America Cabot Fred	$1,000 [16] A little horse sense may tell you this is the common name for non-germane amendments riders	$800 [27] This author of "Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead" was born Thomas Straussler (Tom) Stoppard Fred	$800 [21] Among the 6 Secretaries-General of the U.N., he's alphabetically first Boutros Boutros-Ghali Fred
DD $1,600 [5] This Balkan country shares Lake Prespa with Macedonia & Greece Albania Debbie	$1,000 [29] This '90s style out of Seattle's music scene features plaid flannel shirts, jeans & boots grunge Fred	$1,000 [10] Verrazzano named an island in Narragansett Bay after this Greek isle that it resembled in shape Rhodes Debbie	DD $2,500 [13] If, after one of these, a state gains or loses a House member, it has to redistrict a census Fred	$1,000 [26] One of this Moscow Art Theatre founder's notable acting roles was Gaev in "The Cherry Orchard" Stanislavsky Paul	$1,000 [22] It's alphabetically first among the countries in Asia Afghanistan Debbie

Final Jeopardy!

ENGLISH LITERATURE

Penguin's edition of this 1830's classic includes a glossary of thieves' slang

Oliver Twist

Paul "What is Oliver Twist" — wagered $2,690

Debbie "What is Treasure Island" — wagered $6,600

Fred "What is School for Scandal?" — wagered $1,001

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