Show #445 1986-05-23 (taped 1985-12-11) Regular

"Signature game" with all clues prepared by Jeopardy! researcher Sean Wright.

Contestants

Scott Lavender — a musician originally from Findlay, Ohio

Eve Lohman — a freelance writer from Santa Monica, California

Lisa May — a hotel auditor from Hawthorne, California (whose 1-day cash winnings total $5,001)

Scores

Player First Commercial End of Jeopardy! End of Double Jeopardy! Final Coryat
Lisa $1,300 $1,500 $5,700 $4,400
2-day champion: $9,401
$6,100
15 R (including 2 DDs), 1 W
Eve $700 $1,700 $1,500 $3,000
2nd place: Pinseeker golf clubs + Serengeti Drivers sunglasses
$3,500
17 R, 5 W (including 1 DD)
Scott $1,400 $1,800 $400 $799
3rd place: trip to Palm Springs, California
$400
11 R, 6 W

Jeopardy! Round

1985 THE LONE RANGER LINKS & TIES WEATHER RHYMING MYTHOLOGY "SHORT" SUBJECTS
$100 [5]
Why "Last Man Club" member Al Underriner drank a toast to 144 former WWI army buddies in 1985
because he was the last one left
Lisa
$100 [21]
The question some old codger would ask at the end of almost every episode
"Who is that masked man?"
Scott
$100 [15]
As Hitchcock knew, "give a man enough" of this, "and he'll hang himself"
rope
Lisa
$100 [26]
Since a 9th c. pope had 1 put on a church steeple, this animal has been on weather vanes
a rooster
Lisa
$100 [2]
Not too bright but very strong, 12 labors atoned for his doing wrong
Hercules
Eve
$100 [1]
A cropped permanent, a brief gesture of farewell, or a radio band
a short wave
Eve
$200 [6]
Inspired by the Live Aid concert, Willie Nelson organized this to do "something for our own folks"
Farm Aid
Lisa
$200 [22]
A potential sponsor, Gingham Bread's request was denied when it asked to change Silver's name to this
Gingham
$200 [16]
Violins & cellos belong to this orchestral section
strings
Eve
$200 [27]
Because this winter weather phenomenon keeps heat in the soil, roots don't freeze
snow
Eve
$200 [3]
The riddle he solved, the Sphinx is annoyed; his "complex" supports the sons of doc Freud
Oedipus
Eve
$200 [11]
Puritan, Wesson or Crisco
types of shortening
Lisa Scott
$300 [7]
Runaway disciples left his Oregon town $55 million in debt, this religious leader claimed
Rajneesh
Eve
$300 [23]
The composer of the Lone Ranger's theme
Rossini
Scott
$300 [18]
A good raconteur can spin this well
a yarn
Eve
$300 [28]
For a 24-hour period, it's 73.62 inches
the heaviest rainfall
$300 [4]
More swift was he than any god, 2 snakes curled round his winged rod
Mercury
Scott
$300 [12]
It could be said that a hapless person is always "a day late &" this
a dollar short
Lisa
$400 [9]
Vitaly Yurchenko made headlines 3 months apart by doing this twice
defecting
Scott
$400 [24]
Tonto had "White Feller", then "Paint", before he found this horse
Scout
Eve
$400 [19]
Fibrous band of dense tissue connecting muscles; the one in Achilles' heel was vulnerable
a tendon
Eve
$400 [8]
Brothers of Helen, yet now from on high these twins twinkle brightly, amid the night sky
Castor & Pollux
Scott
$400 [13]
What you are when you get short of breath very quickly
short-winded
$500 [10]
The game's oldest player that year, this Yankee made last game of season his 300th win
Phil Niekro
Scott
$500 [25]
The ranger used this article of his dead brother's clothing to make his mask
his vest
Eve
$500 [20]
In 1937, its last year of existence, this company produced 1st U.S. car with a supercharger
the Cord
Eve
$500 [17]
The witch who poisoned men with wine, she changed Ulysses' crew to swine
Circe
Eve
DD $500 [14]
Comedian who plays the character for whom life holds no greater thrill than meeting thefollowing:
Martin Short
Lisa

Double Jeopardy! Round

SHAKESPEARE'S SETTINGS WHITE HOUSE GOSSIP AUSTRIA NEW TESTAMENT "LONG" MOVIES NUMBERS
$200 [2]
The 2 Italian cities whence came the "Two Gentlemen" & "The Merchant"
Verona & Venice
Lisa
$200 [1]
When she saw Lauren Bacall sitting on his piano, Bess told him maybe it was time to quit playing
Harry Truman
Eve
$200 [13]
Though a Western nation, Austria's coat of arms has an eagle w/these 2 Soviet symbols in its talons
the hammer & sickle
Eve
$200 [14]
Jesus gave himself this title because, he explained, "I know my sheep & mine know me"
the Good Shepherd
Scott
$200 [8]
Darryl F. Zanuck's cinematic view of D-Day, it won 2 Oscars in 1962
The Longest Day
Scott
$800 [27]
The name of Red Nichols' band
the Five Pennies
Eve Scott
$400 [4]
Today, when not in London, it's where Prince Philip & his "merry wife" live
Windsor
Lisa
$400 [3]
President who posed for so many pictures at a 1932 baseball game he forgot to throw out the 1st ball
Herbert Hoover
Lisa Eve Scott
$400 [22]
What the German word, "Osterreich", meaning "outer empire", means to Austrians
Austria
Scott
$400 [15]
By changing Simon's name to this, Jesus was, in effect, calling him "Rocky"
Peter
Eve
$400 [9]
Robert Newton "Har-har, hee-hee, har-harred" through title role as this buccaneer
Long John Silver
Lisa
$1,000 [26]
Ike's refusal to apologize for this incident caused Khrushchev to "walk out" of 1960 summit
the Gary Powers incident (the U-2)
Scott
$600 [19]
He came "to wive it wealthily in Padua, if wealthily, then happily in Padua"
Petruchio
$600 [5]
Teddy's daughter Alice said this 1920s scandal-ridden Pres. was not a bad man, "he was just a slob"
Warren G. Harding
Lisa
$600 [23]
Birthplace of Mozart, this province takes its name from its famous old salt mines
Salzburg
Scott
$600 [16]
Also called "Didymus", there is no "doubting" he offered to die with Jesus in Jerusalem
Thomas
Eve
$600 [10]
As Philip Marlowe, Elliott Gould took a while to bid farewell in this film
The Long Goodbye
Lisa
DD $2,000 [28]
3 Garridebs, The Sign of 4, 5 Orange Pips, 6 Napoleons
the titles of Sherlock Holmes' cases
Eve
$800 [20]
Complete with Mounties, the forest of Arden became Canada's north woods in S.D. Old Globe's version of this
As You Like It
DD $600 [7]
FDR almost didn't appoint him ambassador to Great Britain because he was bowlegged
Joseph P. Kennedy
Lisa
$800 [24]
Before the Roman conquest in 14 B.C., this Gaelic tribe inhabited the country
the Celts
Eve Scott
$800 [17]
Jesus nicknamed this ruler "that fox"
Herod
Scott
$800 [11]
This 1945 Gary Cooper Western inspired 1959 Coasters' hit about a "Slow talkin', slow walkin'" hero
Along Came Jones
$1,000 [21]
Not Athens' golden age tyrant, Shakespeare's Pericles was prince of this city in Lebanon
Tyre
Eve Scott
$800 [6]
When her husband told Vikki Carr she was his favorite "Mexican dish", this outspoken 1st lady spoke out
Betty Ford
Lisa
$1,000 [25]
This ruggedly beautiful Alpine province is cut in 2 by territory ceded to Italy after WWI
Tyrol
$1,000 [18]
Asked if he were the Messiah, he said he was merely "a voice crying in the wilderness"
John the Baptist
Eve
$1,000 [12]
Not even a Cole Porter score could save this botched Bogdanovich homage to 1930s musicals
At Long Last Love
Lisa

Final Jeopardy!

WARS

War in which the ship "Constitution" received the name "Old Ironsides"

the War of 1812

Scott "What is the War of 1812?" — wagered $399
Eve "What is the War of 1812?" — wagered $1,500
Lisa "What is was the Civil WarWWI" — wagered $1,300

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