Show #2198 1994-03-09 (taped 1993-12-06) Regular

Fred Frank game 5.

Contestants

Byron Walden — a mathematician originally from Frankfort, Kentucky

Brian Callaghan — a world traveller from Washington, D.C.

Fred Frank — a painter from San Francisco, California (whose 4-day cash winnings total $52,699)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Fred	$-200	$-300	$4,798	$4,800 2nd place: NEC notebook computer + Pollenex air cleaner	$4,400 19 R (including 1 DD), 6 W (including 1 DD)
Brian	$500	$4,000	$10,600	$11,229 New champion: $11,229	$9,400 22 R (including 1 DD), 3 W
Byron	$600	$1,500	$2,100	$4,100 3rd place: Samsung 19" TV/VCR + Wheel of Fortune & Jeopardy! games for the Super Nintendo & Sega Genesis	$2,100 13 R, 3 W

Jeopardy! Round

AROUND THE WORLD	A.K.A.	BIRTHSTONES	7-LETTER BIRDS	PRINTERS	COMMON BONDS
$100 [7] The Australian Opera Company is based in a famous theatre in this city Sydney Byron	$100 [5] Born John Elroy Sanford, he played Fred Sanford on "Sanford and Son" Redd Foxx Fred	$100 [30] Of the 3 birthstones for June, it's the one most likely found inside an oyster a pearl Fred	$100 [25] Technically, this word refers only to the male peafowl the peacock Byron	$100 [19] A printer's apprentice at age 12, this Huck Finn author later owned a publishing house Mark Twain Fred	$100 [17] Red, army, carpenter kinds of ants Brian
$200 [4] The Royal & Ancient Golf Club is in this city named for Scotland's patron saint St. Andrew's Fred Brian Byron	$200 [8] Nathaniel Adams Coles recorded hits like "Mona Lisa" under this name Nat King Cole Fred	$200 [20] L. Frank Baum's birthstone, it's found in the name of a fictional place he created the emerald Fred	$200 [13] This African bird can grow over 8 feet tall & in excess of 300 pounds the ostrich Brian	$200 [21] Fewer than 50 copies of his "42-line" Bible, printed in the 1450s, still exist Gutenberg Byron	$200 [10] Queen Mary, Queen Elizabeth, Andrea Doria ships Fred Brian
$300 [1] The Nelson River, an outlet of Lake Winnipeg, is the longest river in this Canadian province Manitoba Fred	$300 [6] It was George Emmett McFarland's famous nickname, as any "Little Rascal" could tell you Spanky Brian	$300 [27] Thailand is a good place to find the blue type of these September birthstones a sapphire Byron	$300 [22] The American white species of this bird drives fish into shallow water & scoops them up with its pouch the pelican Byron	$300 [9] The Duke of Parma's printer Giambattista Bodoni designed one of these now called Bodoni a typeface Byron	$300 [16] A car, a politician, panty hose things that run Brian
$400 [2] This capital of Cyprus is 150 miles from Beirut Nicosia Fred	$400 [11] Armando Anthony Corea is known to jazz fans by this nickname Chick Brian	$400 [28] Wearing this greenish- blue gem, a March birthstone, was once supposed to provide courage aquamarine Brian	$400 [23] The turkey vulture of the New World is also called the turkey this, especially in Hinckley, Ohio the buzzard Brian	$400 [18] In 1729 at age 23 he & Hugh Meredith started publishing the Pennsylvania Gazette Benjamin Franklin Brian	$400 [14] A marionette, an apron, a violin things with strings Brian
DD $700 [3] It's the religion of about 90% of the people who live in the Gambia Islam Fred	$500 [12] Stage name of Edith Holm Sondergaard, who won the 1st Oscar for "Best Supporting Actress" Gale Sondergaard Fred	$500 [29] This red January birthstone is a symbol of constancy garnet Brian	$500 [24] The male of the Adelie species of this bird may lose 40% of his weight during mating & incubation the penguin Brian	$500 [26] Pierre-Simon Fournier & Francois-Ambroise Didot developed this scale for letter size the point system Fred	$500 [15] A cold, a rumor, jam things that are spread Brian

Double Jeopardy! Round

HISTORY	ARTISTS	SPACE EXPLORATION	GOVERNMENT & POLITICS	FRENCH COOKING	POETRY
$200 [4] The execution of Mary Stuart was one reason Philip II sent this naval group against England in 1588 the Spanish Armada Fred	$200 [11] He had to delay finishing "The Last Judgment" for the Sistine Chapel after he fell from a scaffold Michelangelo Brian	$200 [30] It owns all of the Apollo capsules & loans them out to other museums around the world the Smithsonian Fred	$200 [20] Appropriately, this agency's toll-free number ends with the number 1040 the IRS Fred	$200 [2] To make beurre noisette, heat this until it's as brown as a nut butter Byron	$200 [19] In a Longfellow poem, Nokomis, the old woman, stands on its shore pointing westward Lake Gitche Gumee Brian
$400 [6] After it crashed in 1937, this German dirigible burned well into the night the Hindenburg Fred	$400 [12] Alice Neel was noted for her portraits of the people of this city's Spanish Harlem New York Fred	$400 [21] In June 1985 the U.S. sent a prince from this country into space Saudi Arabia Fred	$400 [3] This Massachusetts Democrat is the chairman of the Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources Ted Kennedy Brian	$400 [28] English name of the creatures that the French serve on a special dish called an escargotiere snails Byron	$400 [29] Type of tree that George Pope Morris pleaded with the woodman to spare an oak Byron
$600 [7] In 1979 Greece was elected to full membership in this "Continental" organization the European (Economic) Community Brian	$600 [8] In 1888 Gauguin spent a short time in Arles visiting this artist Van Gogh Brian	$600 [13] The Russian equivalent of this U.S. craft is the Buran, which can fly by remote control the Space Shuttle Fred	$600 [16] This term for a slate of candidates sounds like you have to buy it at the box office a ticket Byron	$600 [27] It's a style of frying fish & serving it with tomato sauce, as well as an airport near Paris Orly Fred	$600 [22] According to Tennyson, it's what the 600 had left, right & in front of them in the Valley of Death cannon
$800 [1] Hosokawa Masamoto, a warlord, drove Shogun Yoshitane out of this capital city in 1493 Kyoto Fred Brian	$1,000 [10] This sculptor of "Bird in Space" also executed a work called "Flying Turtle" Constantine Brancusi Byron	$800 [14] It was the Soviet successor to the Salyut Space Station Mir Fred Byron	$800 [17] This adjective describes a legislature with a single chamber, such as Nebraska's unicameral Fred	$800 [25] These salad ingredients known as coeurs de palmier may also be braised & served in sauce hearts of palm Fred Brian	$800 [23] Her poem number 280 begins, "I felt a funeral, in my brain, and mourners to and fro" Dickinson Byron
$1,000 [5] During WWI this British officer & archaeologist was made advisor to Faisal, son of the Sharif of Mecca Lawrence of Arabia Brian	DD $2,000 [9] His signature on his paintings was sometimes followed by Kres, for Cretan El Greco Brian	$1,000 [15] The last Saturn V moon rocket used to put this into orbit May 14, 1973 Skylab Brian	DD $2,098 [18] Late Kansas governor whose daughter Nancy is a senator from Kansas (Alf) Landon Fred	$1,000 [26] Larousse Gastronomique suggests soaking these framboises "with sugar in good red wine" raspberries Brian Byron	$1,000 [24] Said to be Abraham Lincoln's first love, she's the subject of a poem by Edgar Lee Masters Ann Rutledge Byron

Final Jeopardy!

U.S. PRESIDENTS

1 of only 2 men elected to Congress after serving as president

John Quincy Adams or Andrew Johnson

Byron "Who was J Q Adams?" — wagered $2,000

Fred "Who is J.Q. Adams? ☹" — wagered $2

Brian "Who is John Q Adams" — wagered $629

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