Show #2265 1994-06-10 (taped 1994-02-02) Regular

Contestants

Kim Story — an actor and singer originally from Memphis, Tennessee

Mike Stewart — a computer sales executive from El Cerrito, California

Bob Majeska — a research scientist from Danbury, Connecticut (whose 4-day cash winnings total $33,300)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Bob	$1,700	$3,200	$9,800	$399 3rd place: trip to Palm Springs & stay at the Ingleside Inn + Wheel of Fortune & Jeopardy! for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System & Sega Genesis	$9,600 21 R (including 2 DDs), 1 W
Mike	$1,000	$2,000	$9,600	$19,100 New champion: $19,100	$9,200 19 R (including 1 DD), 2 W
Kim	$300	$2,100	$4,300	$3,600 2nd place: Singer Furniture dining room set + Cuisinart stainless flatware by Towle	$4,300 17 R, 2 W

Jeopardy! Round

1949	MOVIE MISTERS	TRANSPORTATION	MUSIC TRIVIA	PREGNANCY	COMMON BONDS
$100 [1] On January 31 the U.S. formally recognized Transjordan & this country Israel Bob	$100 [6] In "Dennis the Menace", Walter Matthau played this curmudgeonly character Mr. Wilson Kim	$100 [12] If a trucker says he has "bubble trouble", he may have a flat one of these a tire Mike	$100 [11] A scale that's played rapidly, or what you don't want to get in your pantyhose a run Mike	$100 [21] The fetus may get an attack of these; baby books don't mention if saying "Boo!" will cure them hiccups Kim	$100 [23] May, North, greased poles Bob
$200 [2] There were about 40,000 horologists making these in the U.S. clocks (watches) Bob	$200 [7] After originating the role of this cargo officer on Broadway, Henry Fonda played him on film Mister Roberts Bob	$200 [13] The 2 main types of these are hot air & gas balloons Mike	$200 [15] The Biwa is a 4-stringed lute from this country also known for its Biwa pearls Japan Mike	$200 [22] The C in C-section is short for this caesarean Mike	$200 [24] Gold, hay, cat-scratch fever Kim
$300 [3] The cornerstone for its headquarters was laid October 24, 1949 the United Nations Mike	$300 [8] After losing his job, Michael Keaton was saddled with domestic duties in this 1983 comedy Mr. Mom Bob	$300 [14] Guinness says the smallest of these one-wheeled vehicles ever ridden was just 8 inches high a unicycle Kim	$300 [18] This woodwind is sometimes called a blackstick clarinet Mike	$300 [25] While in this organ, the baby has a womb with no view for about 9 months the uterus Kim	$300 [28] Fish, detective, ghost stories Kim
$400 [4] 2 women fined & jailed for their WWII broadcasts were Iva D'Aquino, Tokyo Rose, & Mildred Gillars, known as this Axis Sally Kim	$400 [9] In a 1993 film, Richard Gere played this title role Mr. Jones	$400 [16] San Franciscans know that BART is an acronym for this Bay Area Rapid Transit Bob	$400 [19] Its tune may have come from a song with a similar title, "Britannia, The Pride Of The Ocean" "Columbia, The Gem Of The Ocean" Bob	$400 [26] In a 1993 experiment, George Washington University researchers split these into "twins" embryos	$400 [29] Beer, truck, rose gardens Kim
$500 [5] In February Jozsef Cardinal Mindszenty was sentenced to life imprisonment in this country Hungary Bob Kim	$500 [10] The first name of this Gary Cooper character was Longfellow Mr. Deeds Mike	DD $500 [17] Vehicle at the center of the "Quadriga of Victory", the statue atop Berlin's Brandenburg Gate a chariot Bob	$500 [20] "Moritat" was the original German title of this song from "The Threepenny Opera" "Mack The Knife" Kim	$500 [27] During the '50s this French doctor developed his psychoprophylaxis or "Mind Prevention" classes Lamaze Mike	$500 [30] Beach, gum, masked balls Bob

Double Jeopardy! Round

SEAS	PROFESSIONS	THE PRESIDENCY	THE WORLD PRESS	FOOD	AUTHORS AT WAR
$200 [16] This sea in the North Pacific was first explored by a Russian, Semyon Dezhnev, in 1648 Bering Mike	$200 [21] A cookbook is associated with chefs, but the term "cook the books" is associated with this profession accountancy Kim	$200 [1] This agency began protecting the president after the McKinley assassination in 1901 the Secret Service Bob	$200 [11] A labor dispute in 1978 forced this London paper to shut down for nearly a year the Times Kim	$200 [26] On Monday nights in New Orleans, many sit down to a traditional dish of red beans & this rice Bob	$200 [6] From the shore, poet Sidney Lanier observed the Civil War battle of these ironclad ships the Monitor & the Merrimack Mike
$400 [17] One of the finest fishing areas in this sea is the Dogger Bank off the coast of England the North Sea Bob	$400 [22] An etymologist studies the history of these words Bob	$400 [2] This presidential retreat is perched on the highest point in Catoctin Mountain Park Camp David Kim	$400 [12] To tell you the truth, Lenin was an early contributor to this paper whose name means "truth" Pravda Kim	$400 [27] Your cream will whip into a larger volume if you do this first to the bowl & beaters chill them Kim	$400 [7] This author of "The Catcher in the Rye" landed on Utah Beach on D-Day J.D. Salinger Kim
$600 [18] In this sea the Aruba Gap joins the Colombian & Venezuelan basins the Caribbean Mike	$600 [23] Louis Agassiz, Charles William Beebe & Charles Darwin are classified as these; Darwin was the Beagle's naturalists Bob Mike	$600 [3] This president gave a TV tour of the White House in 1952, long before Jackie Kennedy Truman Bob Mike	$600 [13] Published in Cape Town, the Argus is one of this country's largest English-language dailies South Africa Kim	$600 [28] Miso soup contains strips of kombu, which is this seaweed Mike	$600 [8] This "Trees" poet received a posthumous Croix de Guerre in WWI Joyce Kilmer Kim
$800 [19] Ports on this sea include Odessa, Ukraine & Samsun, Turkey the Black Sea Bob	DD $1,000 [24] From Late Latin for "shopkeeper", it's an old term for a druggist apothecary Bob	$800 [4] His wife, nee Julia Dent, was the first presidential wife called "The First Lady of the Land" Grant Mike	$800 [14] Al-Ahram, published in this city, is the dominant newspaper in the Arab world Cairo Mike	$800 [30] The meats in saltimbocca are prosciutto & this veal Bob	$800 [9] His experiences aboard 2 destroyer-minesweepers provided the background for "The Caine Mutiny" Herman Wouk Bob
$1,000 [20] This sea lies between Papua New Guinea & the Great Barrier Reef the Coral Sea Bob	$1,000 [25] Cars are driven by chauffeurs & these are driven by mahouts elephants Bob Kim	DD $1,400 [5] Thomas F. McLarty holds this title in the Clinton White House Chief of Staff Mike	$1,000 [15] Argentina's 2 most influential dailies are "La Nacion", founded in 1870, & this one founded in 1869 La Prensa Mike	$1,000 [29] Tzatziki is a Greek side dish made with this health food & cucumber yogurt Mike	$1,000 [10] This "A Rumor of War" author was a member of the first U.S. ground-combat unit in Vietnam (Philip) Caputo Mike

Final Jeopardy!

19th CENTURY HUMANITARIANS

Like her sister Parthenope, who was named for Naples, she was named for the city of her birth

Florence Nightingale

Kim "Who was?" — wagered $700

Mike "Who was F. Nightingale?" — wagered $9,500

Bob "Who was?" — wagered $9,401

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