Show #436 1986-05-12 (taped 1985-12-10) Regular

Contestants

Steve Bronson — a student from Sherman Oaks, California

D'Art Ferris — a computer technician from Montrose, California

Molly McClellan — a naval officer from San Diego, California (whose 1-day cash winnings total $11,300)

Scores

Player First Commercial End of Jeopardy! End of Double Jeopardy! Final Coryat
Molly $400 $600 $3,200 $6,398
2-day champion: $17,698
$4,200
11 R, 4 W (including 3 DDs)
D'Art $2,500 $2,600 $5,000 $3,600
2nd place: Merillat shelving system + Radio Flyer wagons
$5,000
17 R, 3 W
Steve $-200 $200 $3,000 $5
3rd place: Bushnell telescope
$3,000
10 R, 3 W

Jeopardy! Round

BOOKS & AUTHORS SPORTS WORD ORIGINS CHEMISTRY POTENT POTABLES TURKEYS
$100 [1]
The fiction best seller of 1982 was a storybook about this friendly alien
E.T.
D'Art
$100 [18]
Basically, exercise is either isotonic or this type
isometric
Molly D'Art
$100 [16]
Term for a lie that may have derived from "Fable"
a fib
$100 [4]
Chemical formula for carbon dioxide
CO 2
Steve
$100 [6]
At 1 of Elsa Maxwell's famous parties, guests "milked" this bubbly wine from an artificial cow
champagne
Molly
$100 [22]
Although it's discernible at 12 weeks, only a specialist can tell this at birth
the sex of a turkey
D'Art
$200 [2]
He earned a Ph.D. before writing "Das Kapital"
Karl Marx
Molly
$200 [25]
Of 10, 15, or 20 ft., the distance from the free throw line to the basket in the NBA
15 feet
$200 [17]
Series of spots on a fabric, named for a dance
a polka dot
Steve
$200 [5]
Halogen that bleaches fabrics & is added to drinking water & swimming pools to kill bacteria
chlorine
D'Art
$200 [8]
Wines ranging from ripple to French Colombard are made by these Modesto brothers
the Gallo brothers (Ernest & Julio)
D'Art
$200 [23]
At 1, 5, 9, & 14 weeks, a commercially grown turkey gets a new set of these
feathers
D'Art
$300 [3]
Author & philosopher Francis Bacon said this "is power"
knowledge
Molly D'Art
$300 [26]
In 1924, this Boston team was the 1st American team to join the NHL
the Boston Bruins
Steve
DD $200 [21]
Dressing made of mayonnaise & catsup or chili sauce is called this, because it orig. contained caviar
Russian
Molly
$300 [13]
Since oxygen is the most abundant element on Earth, this is the most abundant compound
water
$300 [9]
From Old French for "liquid", term for alcoholic beverages made from spirits & fruit syrups
liqueur
D'Art Steve
$300 [24]
A group of female turkeys, or, in olden times, a Turk's group of females
a harem
Steve
$400 [7]
Amount of time it takes for authors Kenneth Blanchard & Spencer Johnson to make you a manager
60 seconds (1 minute)
D'Art
$400 [27]
In 1985, 1st time in the 39 year history, a team from this country wasn't in Little League World Series
the United States
$300 [19]
Word which originally meant one who spoke in his belly, not through his dummy
a ventriloquist
Molly
$400 [14]
Of a micromillimeter, an inch, or a mile, the approximate length of a line of 100 million atoms
an inch
D'Art
$400 [10]
Made in a town 30 mi. NW of Guadalajara, authentic bottles of this drink must have "DGN" on label
tequila
Molly
$500 [11]
Despite its title, the only "picture" in this 1951 Ray Bradbury book was on the cover
The Illustrated Man
D'Art
$500 [28]
In 1921, boxing's 1st million-dollar bout was won by this heavyweight
Jack Dempsey
$400 [20]
Dutch for "soft manure", it's synonymous with balderdash
poppycock
Steve
$500 [15]
Radon is the gaseous emanation from this element
radium
D'Art
$500 [12]
1st name of detective parody Crummond, or a drink made from vodka & beef boullion
Bullshot
D'Art

Double Jeopardy! Round

LAKES & RIVERS OLD TESTAMENT "LAST"ING MUSIC ACTORS & ROLES MAGAZINES TIME
$200 [8]
Because it's 29% salts, it's almost impossible to drown in this "sea"
the Dead Sea
D'Art Steve
$200 [3]
Aside from a pot of manna & Aaron's rod, what Moses put into the Ark of the Covenant
the Ten Commandments
Steve
$200 [19]
Donna Summer stepped out in 1978 to perform it
"Last Dance"
Steve
$200 [1]
In listing nun roles, Leslie Halliwell called this Sally Field role the "weirdest"
the Flying Nun
Molly
$200 [5]
British humour magazine first published in 1841
Punch
Molly
$200 [24]
Technically, it's 365 days, 5 hours, 48 minutes & 46 seconds
a year
D'Art
$400 [9]
The shores of this "Black River", a tributary of the Amazon, are almost free of insects
the Rio Negro
$400 [12]
Not just by this "but by every word that proceedeth out of the mouth of the Lord, doth man live"
bread alone
D'Art
$400 [20]
1972 5th Dimension hit for insomniacs
"(Last Night) I Didn't Get To Sleep At All"
$400 [2]
Of "Santa Claus" role he said, "A bleeding elf! God, it takes courage to play a part you were born to play"
Dudley Moore
D'Art
DD $300 [14]
This mythological creature is symbol of the Reader's Digest
Pegasus
Molly
$400 [27]
According to the riddle, time it is when an elephant sits on your clock
time to get a new clock
D'Art
$600 [10]
Both Lake Albano & Crater Lake lie within these geological formations
volcanoes
Molly
$600 [13]
It's said God decided to flood the earth after the death of this 969-year-old son of Enoch
Methuselah
Molly
$600 [21]
J. Frank Wilson's lips formed around the words to this, his only hit, in September 1964
"Last Kiss"
DD $500 [6]
During her last 2 weeks on "Commando", she was also filmingherpart as Squeak in "The Color Purple"
Rae Dawn Chong
Molly
$400 [11]
Hugh Hefner worked at this men's magazine until they refused him a $5-a-week raise
Esquire
D'Art
$800 [17]
Dam on lower part of this African river appropriately supplies "voltage" to the area
the Volta
Molly
$800 [25]
Abraham's home town was this city in Chaldea
Ur
D'Art
$800 [22]
Edward Bear's final note on the subject in 1973
"Last Song"
Steve
$600 [4]
He played Jolson again in "Jolson Sings Again"
Larry Park
$800 [15]
As its name implies, "Maledicta" explores this facet of language
bad words
$1,000 [18]
Name of the river on which you'll find the Horseshoe & American falls
the Niagara River
Steve
$1,000 [26]
Clean & unclean birds, purifying the house, & cleansing a leper are covered in this book of rules & rites
the Book of Leviticus
$1,000 [23]
As the Monkees took the "Last Train to Clarksville", ELO took this
"Last Train To London"
Steve
$1,000 [7]
He made his film debut in "The Chicken Chronicles" but picked up the billing in "Diner"
Steve Guttenberg
Steve
$1,000 [16]
In 1883, this magazine began as the women's supplement of "Tribune & Farmer"
Ladies' Home Journal
Molly

Final Jeopardy!

THE SUPREME COURT

Warren Harding's 1st appointment to the court set a precedent by making him Chief Justice

William Howard Taft

Steve "Who is Earl Warren" — wagered $2,995
Molly "Who was President Taft?" — wagered $3,198
D'Art "Who is John Marshall" — wagered $1,400

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