Show #2249 1994-05-19 (taped 1994-01-19) Regular

Contestants

Pat Allen — a bartender and antiques dealer from Norco, California

Don Terlinden — a computer graphic artist from Long Beach, California

Mark Bartos — a landscape designer originally from McHenry, Illinois (whose 2-day cash winnings total $16,602)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Mark	$1,700	$3,900	$7,900	$5,199 2nd place: trip to The Bahamas	$8,500 25 R (including 2 DDs), 3 W (including 1 DD)
Don	$800	$1,700	$1,900	$3,700 3rd place: Retrroneu stainless steel flatware set	$1,900 9 R, 4 W
Pat	$600	$3,100	$5,300	$8,800 New champion: $8,800	$5,300 20 R, 4 W

Jeopardy! Round

THE OLD WEST	ACTORS & ACTRESSES	GEMS & JEWELRY	DINOSAURS	GET-TOGETHERS	JAPANESE
$100 [17] Indians first hunted them by driving them over cliffs, then by bow & arrow, then by gun on horseback buffalo Mark	$100 [12] 4 years after singing "Mack The Knife", he received an Oscar nomination for "Captain Newman, M.D." Bobby Darin Pat	$100 [9] The Orloff, one of these gems, was stolen from the eye of a Hindu idol & later given to Catherine the Great a diamond Mark Pat	$100 [1] The hadrosaurus is described as having this kind of bill, like a platypus duck bill Don	$100 [3] At one of these get-togethers, the honoree is humorously defamed by the invited speakers a roast Pat	$100 [6] Gohan & raisu are 2 terms for this boiled grain rice Mark
$200 [18] Some ranchers today use liquid nitrogen to "freeze" these; in the Old West a hot iron burned them in brands Mark	$200 [14] This actress who played Cher's daughter in "Mermaids" was named for her birthplace of Winona, Minn. Winona Ryder Don	$200 [13] Beads & pendants made of this fossilized resin may contain the remains of ancient insects amber Mark	$200 [2] Of the Triceratops, Diplodocus or Stegosaurus, the one noted for its long neck the diplodocus Pat	$200 [4] It's the party after a wedding ceremony the reception Mark	$200 [7] If visiting Japan, it's best to know how to eat with these, o-hashi in Japanese chopsticks Mark
$300 [19] This phrase for an abandoned mining community seems to be a 20th century invention a ghost town Pat	$300 [28] Movie roles played by this actor include Ratso Rizzo, Carl Bernstein & Lenny Bruce Dustin Hoffman Mark	$300 [20] The 117-carat "Midnight Star" in the American Museum of Natural History is one of these gems a sapphire Pat	$400 [15] The Sinosaurus is so-named because it was discovered in this country China Don	$300 [25] They're the young women making a formal entrance into society at a coming-out party debutantes Mark	$300 [8] This word for a dwarf tree has been adopted into English bonsai Pat
$400 [23] Wars were fought over who would put a "home" on this open area used for grazing the range Mark	$400 [29] Warner Oland & Sidney Toler made their last film appearances playing this character Charlie Chan Mark	$400 [21] It's the variety of opal named for its orange-red color a fire opal Pat	DD $500 [5] No one knew that dinosaurs had existed until this century the 19th century Mark	$400 [26] This gathering to communicate with the dear departed is a "medium"-sized event a seance Don	$400 [10] Shimbun is this type of publication a newspaper Mark
$500 [24] The amount of this rodent's fur in a Stetson was indicated by an x number, 20x being 100% Beaver Pat	$500 [30] This actress first appeared in "The Petty Girl" in 1950, 13 years before starring in "The Birds" Tippi Hedren Mark	$500 [22] Yellow or brownish quartz is sometimes sold as a substitute for this birthstone topaz Pat	$500 [16] This fierce predator whose name means "quick plunderer" is featured in "Jurassic Park" velociraptor Don	$500 [27] The box in a box social contains this a lunch Pat	$500 [11] Igirisu is this European country England Don

Double Jeopardy! Round

U.S. CITIES	HISTORY	COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES	ORGANIZATIONS	FOODS OF THE WORLD	LITERATURE
$200 [7] This capital is located on the Salt River in the central part of Arizona Phoenix Mark	$200 [1] Francois Duvalier ruled this country with the help of the Tonton Macoutes, a secret police force Haiti Don	$200 [21] The university of this capital city is the principal university of Finland Helsinki Pat	$200 [13] The World Bank is an agency of this body the United Nations Pat	$200 [6] Haggamuggie, which is made with fish liver, is a variation of this Scottish dish haggis Pat	$200 [22] "Kangaroo", a novel by D.H. Lawrence, was based on a visit he made to this country Australia Mark
$400 [9] After going over to the British, Benedict Arnold captured this Virginia capital in 1781 Richmond Pat	$400 [2] The cornerstone of its 154-foot-high pedestal was laid Aug. 5, 1884 The Statue of Liberty Mark	$400 [23] Henry VII's mother, Lady Margaret Beaufort, founded St. John's College at this university in 1511 Cambridge Mark Don	$400 [14] The 4-H Clubs work with this cabinet department Agriculture Pat	$400 [8] Moroccans like to add saffron to this semolina dish that's extremely popular in north Africa couscous Don	$400 [28] Edward Fitzgerald is best known for translating the quatrains or "Rubaiyat" of this poet Omar Khayyam Mark
$600 [10] This Southwestern city has airports named for Wiley Post & Will Rogers Oklahoma City Pat	$600 [3] At the time King John ruled England, this man was organizing the Mongols in Asia Genghis Khan Pat	$600 [24] This cardinal had the Sorbonne rebuilt in the 1600s & is buried in its chapel Richelieu Mark	$600 [15] Founded in 1960, its original members include Iran, Iraq & Venezuela OPEC Pat	$600 [18] Linzertorte is a rich dessert named for the city of Linz in this country Austria Pat	$800 [30] His "Piazza Tales", published in 1856, includes the story of "Bartleby the Scrivener" Herman Melville Don Pat
$800 [11] This city's Daily News is Maine's largest daily newspaper Bangor Mark Pat	$800 [4] This ruler created a dual monarchy in 1867 & joined a Triple Alliance in 1882 Franz Joseph Don	DD $1,000 [25] Colonial clergyman Increase Mather was its president 1685-1701 Harvard Mark	$800 [16] It's the mountain range for which John Muir set up a preservation organization the Sierra Nevada Mark	$800 [19] The Swedish limpa type of this is made from rye flour & flavored with orange peel bread Mark	DD $1,000 [29] In English Kafka's unfinished novel "Der Prozess" is called this The Trial Mark
$1,000 [12] Since the 1880s cigar making has been a part of this 3rd-largest Florida city's economy Tampa Pat	$1,000 [5] We know about Hittite history from clay tablets, some written in hieroglyphics & some in this cuneiform Mark	$1,000 [26] This country's 3 major universities are located at Kisangani, Lubumbashi & Kinshasa Zaire Mark Don Pat	$1,000 [17] This sport's association has its headquarters in Winter Haven, Florida waterskiing	$1,000 [20] This cheese named for a village in Huntingdonshire is ripened with penicillium roqueforti mold Stilton Mark Don	$1,000 [27] "A Modern Comedy" was this author's second series of novels about the Forsytes John Galsworthy

Final Jeopardy!

18th CENTURY AMERICA

In 1785 he became America's first minister to England

John Adams

Don "Who is Adams?Frank" — wagered $1,800

Pat "Who was John Adams?" — wagered $3,500

Mark "Who is Ben Franklin" — wagered $2,701

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