Show #2285 1994-07-08 (taped 1994-02-15) Regular

Steve Chernicoff game 2.Last regular-play game of Season 10.

Contestants

Kent Genzlinger — an assistant director from Beverly Hills, California

Bob Niccum — a school district administrator from Buena Park, California

Steve Chernicoff — a technical writer from Berkeley, California (whose 1-day cash winnings total $11,001)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Steve	$1,900	$2,800	$12,100	$9,201 2-day champion: $20,202	$11,600 26 R (including 1 DD), 3 W
Bob	$300	$1,800	$4,100	$1 3rd place: Samsung camcorder + Wheel of Fortune & Jeopardy! games for the Super Nintendo & Sega Genesis	$4,600 12 R, 2 W (including 1 DD)
Kent	$1,300	$2,200	$4,600	$600 2nd place: Trip to Quail Lodge Resort, Carmel, California + Cazal 951 & 955 sunglasses	$5,100 18 R, 2 W (including 1 DD)

Jeopardy! Round

STARS	AND STRIPES	FOREVER	MARCH	"BY"	SOUSA
$100 [1] She's had her Edith Ann character animated & that's the truth Lily Tomlin Kent	$100 [26] Balls in a popular form of this game are divided into solids & stripes billiards (pool) Kent	$100 [6] Forever can be "till shrimps learn to whistle" or "till" these animals "come home" the cows Steve	$100 [11] The 4-hour battle between these 2 ironclads took place March 9, 1862 the Monitor & the Merrimack Kent	$100 [16] A desperate person gets what he wants "by hook or" this by crook Steve	$100 [21] This instrument was designed to his specifications & named for him the Sousaphone Kent
$200 [2] Her killer look in "Basic Instinct" helped make her one of People's 10 Best Dressed for 1993 Sharon Stone Kent	$200 [27] This large, black- striped feline carnivore is a good swimmer & can climb trees a tiger Steve Bob	$200 [7] According to De Beers & Ian Fleming, they're "Forever" diamonds Kent	$200 [12] On March 17 you might wear a bit of green in celebration of this St. Patrick's Day Steve	$200 [17] This kind of onlooker is often innocent a bystander Bob	$200 [22] This group well known for its Sousa marches was led by Arthur Fiedler for almost 50 years the Boston Pops Steve
$300 [3] A 1993 bio of this star's "First 50 Years" was subtitled "A Dog's Life" Lassie Kent	$300 [28] Number of stripes on the flag of Bulgaria, Ethiopia or France 3 Bob	$300 [8] These half-man, half- goat attendants of Dionysus were immortal satyrs Steve	$300 [13] Interestingly, this state's Independence Day, March 2, is also the birthday of Sam Houston Texas Bob	$300 [18] The poet who wrote, "Maid of Athens, ere we part, give, oh, give me back my heart!" Byron Kent	$300 [23] Upset over royalties, Sousa wouldn't perform on these with his band recordings Bob
$400 [4] Star of 1993's "The Three Musketeers" who was once engaged to Julia Roberts Kiefer Sutherland Kent	$400 [29] The red & white stripes on this establishment's pole represent blood & bandages a barbershop Steve	$400 [9] The name of this Calvin Klein cologne implies it'll last forever Eternity Steve	$400 [14] In March 1946 Hunter College in NYC became the temporary headquarters of this organization the United Nations Steve	$400 [19] In other words, this proverbial advice would be "permit things of the past to remain things of the past" let bygones be bygones Bob	$400 [24] Sousa wrote an orchestration for a U.S. version of their "H.M.S. Pinafore" Gilbert & Sullivan Kent
$500 [5] Famous sister-in-law of Stephen, William & Daniel Baldwin Kim Basinger Steve	$500 [30] Nickname for a teenage volunteer at a hospital a candy striper Kent	$500 [10] In Buddhism, one who passes into this stage is forever free of the rebirth cycle nirvana Steve	$500 [15] On March 31, 1949 it became Canada's 10th & last province Newfoundland Steve	$500 [20] In "Macbeth" this phrase precedes "something wicked this way comes" "by the pricking of my thumbs" Bob	DD $500 [25] This 1889 march was written for the awards ceremony of a newspaper-sponsored essay contest "The Washington Post" Kent

Double Jeopardy! Round

WORLD HISTORY	ART & ARTISTS	MEDICINE	CAPITAL CITIES	NOVELS & NOVELISTS	HOLY ROMAN EMPERORS
$200 [3] In 1500 Pedro Alvares Cabral became the first European to reach this large South American country Brazil Kent	$200 [8] Pisanello finished Gentile da Fabriano's frescoes in the Doges' Palace in this city Venice Bob	$200 [15] In developing countries, stray & wild dogs are the major carrier of this disease also called hydrophobia rabies Bob	$200 [10] While Valparaiso is the seat of Chile's parliament, this is its capital Santiago Steve	$200 [1] In a 1985 novel by Fred Hoyle, an alien intelligence latches onto this famous comet in 1986 Halley's Comet Kent	$200 [20] Charles V ruled this country as it conquered Mexico & Peru Spain Bob
$400 [4] After the Soviet invasion in November 1956, Janos Kadar was installed as this country's premier Hungary Kent	$400 [9] This "Blue Boy" painter worked for a few years under engraver Hubert Gravelot Gainsborough Steve	$400 [16] From the Latin for "40", this was originally a 40-day isolation period a quarantine Steve	$400 [11] This capital is served by Chiang Kai-Shek International Airport Taipei (Taiwan) Steve	$400 [2] Native country of Kazuo Ishiguro, whose novel "The Remains of the Day" is about a British butler Japan Steve	$400 [21] Francis I, who ruled 1745-1765, was the father of this famous French queen Marie Antoinette Kent
DD $500 [7] Under the terms of this 1814-15 assembly, Denmark received the German duchy of Lauenburg The Congress of Vienna Bob	$600 [25] His original David & 4 unfinished slaves are in the Galleria dell'Accademia in Florence Michelangelo Kent	$600 [17] The USA's largest HMO, which stands for this, is Kaiser Permanente health maintenance organization Kent	$600 [12] This city was designated the Bulgarian capital in 1879, soon after it was captured from the Turks Sofia Bob	$600 [28] His older brother Alec Waugh wrote the 1956 novel "Island in the Sun" Evelyn Waugh Steve	$600 [22] He succeeded Charles IV but remained uncrowned & shares his name with the Good King in a Carol Wenceslaus Steve
$600 [5] In an August 13, 1905 plebiscite, only 184 Norwegians voted against independence from this country Sweden Steve Bob	$800 [26] This Dadaist was the younger brother of sculptor Raymond Duchamp-Villon Marcel Duchamp Steve	$800 [18] A lack of phosphate, vitamin D or calcium can cause this bone disease in children rickets Steve	$800 [13] One of the world's largest wooden structures is the old government bldg. in this New Zealand capital Wellington Steve	$800 [29] Captain Singleton, the hero of a book by this Crusoe creator, is kidnapped as a child & later becomes a pirate Daniel Defoe Kent	$800 [23] Rudolf I, who took office in 1273, was the first member of this dynasty to rule the Hapsburgs Steve
$800 [6] Louis-Philippe, the "Citizen King", was the only French king from this royal house the House of Orleans Steve Kent	$1,000 [27] Washington's National Gallery has "Death and the Miser" by this "Garden of Earthly Delights" painter Hieronymus Bosch Steve	$1,000 [19] Around 1930 Albert Szent-Gyorgyi & Charles G. King isolated this antiscurvy substance vitamin C (ascorbic acid) Steve	DD $1,500 [14] This capital of Belarus also serves as the capital of the Commonwealth of Independent States Minsk Steve	$1,000 [30] This Englishman described his 1742 novel "Joseph Andrews" as "A comic epic-poem in prose" Henry Fielding Bob	$1,000 [24] Ferdinand I was forced to pay tribute to this Ottoman sultan Suleiman the Magnificent Steve

Final Jeopardy!

MOUNTAINS

The second peak surveyed in this range was Mount Godwin Austen

the Karakoram Range

Bob "What are the Himalayas?" — wagered $4,099

Kent "What are the Apenines" — wagered $4,000

Steve "What are the Himalayas?" — wagered $2,899

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