Show #1223 1989-12-20 (taped 1989-08-30) Regular

Jeff Bandman game 2.Missing introductions.

Contestants

Lanie Henderson — from Spokane, Washington

David Pickett — a geology student originally from Dallas, Texas

Jeff Bandman — a lawyer from La Jolla, California (whose 1-day cash winnings total $8,601)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Jeff	$3,300	$3,500	$8,300	$8,001 2-day champion: $16,602	$8,100 22 R (including 1 DD), 3 W
David	$800	$600	$4,000	$2,999 3rd place: Sears curio cabinet + Nintendo Entertainment System with Family & Junior editions of Jeopardy! & Wheel of Fortune	$5,200 11 R, 3 W (including 1 DD)
Lanie	$-600	$100	$2,500	$4,999 2nd place: Software City 286 computer + Anes auto alarm	$1,900 16 R (including 1 DD), 5 W

Jeopardy! Round

PSYCHOLOGY	SING-ALONG SONGS	WORD ORIGINS	FAMOUS HILLS	MIDDLE NAMES	CARS BY THE NUMBERS
$100 [26] In general, people learn more quickly when the right response is reinforced with this a reward David	$100 [21] Word that precedes "he's making eyes at me" & follows "what have they done to my song" Ma David Lanie	$100 [16] "Capsa", Latin for box, gives us this word for a gelatin container that's filled with a dose of medicine a capsule Jeff	$100 [11] In the Spanish-American War the Rough Riders charged up Kettle Hill, not this nearby one San Juan Hill Jeff	$100 [1] It's Princess Margaret's middle name, but by any other name she'd smell as sweet Rose Lanie	$100 [5] 911 a Porsche Jeff
$200 [27] Type of ceremony a necrophobic would try to avoid a funeral Jeff	$200 [22] "The bells are ringing for" these 2 people me & my gal Lanie	$200 [17] The name of this breakfast food is from the Latin "torrere", to dry or parch toast David	$200 [12] Harney Peak, South Dakota's highest point, rises 7,242 feet in these hills the Black Hills Lanie	$200 [2] This artist's middle names were Abbott & McNeill James Whistler Jeff	$200 [7] RX7 a Mazda Jeff
$300 [28] A reverie; The Monkees sang about a believer in it a daydream Jeff	$300 [23] Line that follows "Give my regards to Broadway" remember me to Herald Square Jeff	$300 [18] From Persian "taftan", to weave, it's a glossy stiff fabric used in women's clothes taffeta Jeff	$300 [13] On Feb. 23, 1945 6 Marines raised the American flag on Mt. Suribachi, a hill on this island Iwo Jima David	$400 [4] This movie producer's middle initial stood for Oliver, as he might have told you in a memo (David O.) Selznick Lanie	$300 [8] 325i a BMW Jeff
$400 [29] An effect or image retained from an experience, or Rich Little doing George Burns an impression Lanie	$400 [24] Title of the song that says "I wonder who's buying the wine for lips that I used to call mine" "I Wonder Who's Kissing Her Now"	$400 [19] A quick-setting gypsum cement named for the city where it was 1st made plaster of Paris Jeff David	$400 [14] The ancient Athenians 1st used this rocky hilltop as the site of the local armory & royal residence the Acropolis Jeff Lanie	DD $500 [3] The Tony Award-winning "Best Play" of 1981, the title is its central character's middle name Amadeus Jeff	$400 [9] 5000S an Audi Jeff Lanie
$500 [30] When playing a role you "put on" one of these, from Latin for the mask worn by actors in dramas a persona Jeff	$500 [25] Fruit "standing in a row, big ones, small ones, some as big as your head" coconuts	$500 [20] The name of this Australian marsupial is Aboriginal for "no drink" the koalas	$500 [15] This Washington. D.C. site was at one time called Jenkins Hill Capitol Hill Jeff	$500 [6] The only famous person we know whose middle names were Finley Breese Samuel Morse Jeff	$500 [10] Z28 a Chevrolet David Lanie

Double Jeopardy! Round

STARTS WITH "H"	WOMEN IN HISTORY	ANIMALS	U.S. STATES	THE MOVIES	POETS LAUREATE
$200 [13] A type of protective headgear, or the construction worker who wears it a hard hat Lanie	$200 [11] Mary Ludwig Hays earned this nickname by carrying water to the men at the Battle of Monmouth Molly Pitcher David	$200 [12] A macaw is a bird, & a macaque is one of these a monkey Lanie	$200 [6] This state produces more tobacco products than all the other states combined North Carolina Lanie	$200 [1] Comedy team who starred in "Slipping Wives" in 1927 & "A Chump at Oxford" in 1940 Laurel & Hardy Lanie	$200 [23] In 1792, while still a student, Robert Southey wrote "Joan of Arc", a poem supporting this revolution the French Revolution Jeff
$400 [14] The Thoroughbreds at this Florida racing park share their turf with a large flock of pink flamingos Hialeah Jeff Lanie	$400 [30] She was a schoolteacher before she founded the American Red Cross Clara Barton Lanie	$600 [17] It's connected to the front of a frog's lower jaw & its tip points back when the mouth is closed its tongue David	$400 [7] The Atchafalaya floodway in this state was designed to control floods on the Mississippi Louisiana David	$600 [3] He's played fertilizer salesman Q. Fortune & mad scientist Dr. Frederick Frankenstein Gene Wilder Lanie	$400 [24] She appointed William Wordsworth to the post in 1843 Queen Victoria Lanie
$600 [15] This clown of commedia dell'arte is traditionally presented in multi-colored tights & a mask Harlequin David	$600 [22] The 1st woman executed by the U.S. government, Mary Surratt, was hanged for conspiracy in this crime the assassination of Lincoln Jeff	$800 [18] To protect its soft abdomen, a hermit crab will pick up & carry one of these a shell Jeff	$600 [8] Gerald Ford is the only Congressman from this state to become president Michigan Lanie	$800 [4] He played the 1st Black pres. in "The Man", based on the Irving Wallace novel of the same name James Earl Jones Jeff	$600 [25] Thomas Gray did it in 1757; Sir Walter Scott, in 1813 they refused the post of poet laureate
$800 [20] Common in Europe, this land measure equals 10.000 sq. meters or 2.471 acres a hectare David	$800 [26] In 1890 this newswoman beat Phileas Fogg's record by going around the world in less than 80 days Nellie Bly	$1,000 [19] What people in the U.S. call a horned toad isn't a toad but this type of animal a lizard David	$800 [9] Over 70 varieties of gems & semiprecious stones can be found in this, the "Gem State" Idaho Jeff Lanie	DD $1,000 [2] 1979 film which gave us thefollowing Oscar-nominated song:"Why are there so many songs about rainbows / And what's on the other side?..." The Muppet Movie Lanie	$800 [28] One of England's 1st poets laureate, he wrote to Celia, "Drink to me only with thine eyes" Ben Jonson
$1,000 [21] In 16th c. England he ran a livery in which customers were given the horse nearest the door and had no choice Thomas Hobson	$1,000 [27] A favorite subject of the artist George Romney, she was also Lord Nelson's lover Lady Hamilton David	DD $1,200 [16] The Romans called them horse-tigers the zebras David	$1,000 [10] Noted for its progressivism, this Midwest state passed the 1st Unemployment Compensation Act in 1932 Wisconsin Jeff	$1,000 [5] The cast of this '39 George Cukor film consisted of 135 females, including Joan Crawford & Paulette Goddard The Women Lanie	$1,000 [29] John Dryden lost the laureateship when this Stuart king was forced out of office in 1688 James II Jeff

Final Jeopardy!

MODERN HISTORY

In 1980 Vigdis Finnbogadottir became this country's 1st female president

Iceland

Lanie "What is Iceland?" — wagered $2,499

David "What is Finland?" — wagered $1,001

Jeff "What isIcelandFinland?" — wagered $299

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