Show #409 1986-04-03 (taped 1985-11-13) Regular

Eric Schoeck game 5.

Contestants

Carla Gavin — a teacher from West Los Angeles, California

Tom McCrossan — a sales representative originally from Rochester, New York

Eric Schoeck — a radio talk show host from Santa Cruz, California (whose 4-day cash winnings total $21,499)

Scores

Player First Commercial End of Jeopardy! End of Double Jeopardy! Final Coryat
Eric $-300 $1,300 $500 $0
3rd place: Maytag washer & dryer
$1,300
13 R, 8 W (including 1 DD)
Tom $-100 $300 $2,700 $5,400
New champion: $5,400
$2,700
10 R, 4 W
Carla $300 $900 $3,200 $1,000
2nd place: trip to Bermuda
$3,700
12 R (including 1 DD), 2 W (including 1 DD)

Jeopardy! Round

THE CONTINENTS KIDDIE LIT EASY MATH HOTELS COUNTRY MUSIC "LOST"
$100 [8]
World's smallest country in area & part of world's largest are on this continent
Europe
Eric Tom
$100 [1]
The Pied Piper's tune lured the children from this town
Hamelin
Tom
$100 [3]
As a decimal, ⅖ is this
0.4
Eric Carla
$100 [2]
Long Beach, California's famous floating hotel
the Queen Mary
Carla
$100 [23]
June Carter's married name, though she married for love, not money
Cash
Eric
$100 [13]
Atlantis, or Mu
lost continents
Tom
$200 [9]
After Antarctica, this continent has the fewest nations
Australia
Tom
$200 [16]
According to the World Book, "The Tale of Peter Rabbit" was the 1st modern children's book with these
illustrations
Eric
$200 [4]
Each angle of an equilateral triangle has this many degrees
60 degrees
Eric Tom Carla
$200 [22]
Of the American, European, or continental plan, the one that includes room only
the European plan
Tom Carla
$200 [14]
What you're pursuing if your plans are sure to be defeated
a lost cause
Carla
$300 [10]
After Mt. Everest, the next 60 highest mountain peaks in the world are on this continent
Asia
Eric Carla
$300 [17]
French children's classic about an elephant who runs away from the jungle to live in Paris
Babar
Eric
$300 [5]
An angle of more than 90º, or what a, uh, dull-witted person can be
obtuse
Carla
$300 [24]
It would take over 8½ years to spend 1 night in each of the 3,200 rooms of this country's Hotel Rossiya
the Soviet Union
$300 [15]
Naphtali, Gad, Zebulon, Simeon, Asher, Issachar, Reuben, Ephraim, Manasseh & Dan
the lost tribes of Israel
Eric
$400 [11]
Continent you'd be on if you were picnicking on the Pampa
South America
Tom
$400 [18]
In 1856, M.E.M. Dodge broke the ice with this 1st major American novel about life in another country
Hans Brinker, The Silver Skates
DD $400 [6]
Sum of the digits in the title of the followingsongby Prince:"Tryin' to run from the destruction / You know I didn't even care / 'Cause they say / 2000, zero-zero, party over, oops, out of time / So tonight, I'm gonna party like it's 1999"
28
Carla
$400 [25]
The phrase, "number of people behind each bed", refers to this criterion of excellence
the staff
Eric
$400 [20]
What Arthur Sullivan found while "seated one day at the organ"
"The Lost Chord"
$500 [12]
Continent which is home to the fabled Berber horsemen
Africa
Carla
$500 [19]
1 of 2 best-known awards in U.S. established by Frederick Melcher for children's literature
the Newbery (Medal) (or the Caldecott Medal)
Eric
$500 [7]
A 720 cubic foot room 10' x 9' is this many feet high
8 feet
$500 [21]
Only Shakespearean play that fits this category
Love's Labour's Lost

Double Jeopardy! Round

COLORS MOVIE SETTINGS EXPLORERS DEFENSE "FOUND" BIRDS
$200 [13]
Light yellowish brown, or a beachgoer's goal
tan
Tom
$200 [7]
The apartment in "The Apartment" was in this city where it's hard to find an apartment
New York City
Eric
$200 [1]
The overland route between Rome & China was given same name as this luxury fabric craved by the Romans
silk
Tom
$200 [6]
Paradoxically, it's often called "the best defense"
an offense
Eric
$200 [12]
First 4 words of "Blueberry Hill"
"I found my thrill"
Eric Carla
$800 [27]
Relatives of the crow, most of the 36 species of these plumed birds live on New Guinea
birds of paradise
$400 [15]
In English, the name of this Texas city would be "Yellow"
Amarillo
Carla
$400 [8]
In "Family Plot" Hitchcock revisited this city used as setting for "Vertigo"
San Francisco
Eric
$400 [2]
From 1856-62, Sir Richard Burton, John Speke, & James Grant "competed" in finding the source of this
the (White) Nile
Eric
$400 [20]
A criminal defense maintaining that police lured defendant into wrongdoing "charges" this
entrapment
Tom
$400 [14]
Plant where workers make molded metal products called castings
a foundry
Carla
$1,000 [26]
Named for the sound it makes, this long-legged nearly extinct bird is now protected in a Texas reserve
the whooping crane
Eric
$600 [16]
Often used to effect old look, photographs are done in these brown tones from "ink" of cuttlefish
sepia
Carla
DD $800 [9]
The 2 countries in which Indiana Jones found the "Lost Ark" & "The Temple of Doom"
Egypt & India
Eric
$600 [3]
The great push for exploration began in 1415 thru efforts of this Portuguese prince & "navigator"
Henry
Tom
$600 [21]
The deepest defense positions of this "genteel" sport are long-leg, long-off, & long-on
cricket
$600 [19]
In the U.S., 4 of the largest are Ford, Rockefeller, & the Weather Girls' corsets
foundations
Eric
DD $700 [17]
Term used to describe the growing population percentage of older people in the U.S.
the graying of America
Carla
$800 [10]
California city from which Clint Eastwood would "Play Misty for Me" every night
Monterey
Eric Tom
$800 [4]
Using prevailing winds, da Gama found faster route around Africa by 1st sailing S.W. to this country
Brazil
$800 [22]
Pope Clement VII gave king Henry VIII this title still retained by British monarchs
Defender of the Faith
Eric Tom
$800 [25]
To disable a horse by excessive feeding
to founder
$1,000 [18]
Resembling lilac, lavender, & violet, this shade of purple was 1st synthetic coloring made from coal tar
mauve
$1,000 [11]
Though actually filmed in Mexico, "Romancing the Stone" was set in this S. Amer. country known for emeralds
Colombia
$1,000 [5]
The 2 countries that sponsored Henry Hudson when he discovered the Hudson River & Hudson Bay
England & Holland
Tom
$1,000 [23]
He's the current U.S. Secretary of Defense
Caspar Weinberger
Eric
$1,000 [24]
Poe began to "find" recognition in 1833, when he received $50 for this short story
"MS. Found in a Bottle"

Final Jeopardy!

U.S. STATES

Only 2 states with capitals west of the Mississippi River which were part of the Confederacy

Texas & Arkansas

Eric "What is Texas and Louisiana" — wagered $500
Tom "What is Texas + Arkansas" — wagered $2,700
Carla "What were Tennessee and Texas" — wagered $2,200

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