Show #2271 1994-06-20 (taped 1994-02-08) Regular

Contestants

Robert Jeantet — a college teacher from Tallmadge, Ohio

Steve Kitty — an attorney from Warrington, Pennsylvania

Roger Solberg — a college professor from Edinboro, Pennsylvania (whose 3-day cash winnings total $37,299)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Roger	$300	$1,500	$7,400	$10,000 2nd place: trip to U.S. Space Camp in Huntsville, Alabama	$7,100 18 R (including 1 DD), 2 W
Steve	$500	$200	$5,000	$7,401 3rd place: Gibson refrigerator/freezer + Wheel of Fortune & Jeopardy! games for the Super Nintendo & Sega Genesis	$5,700 16 R (including 1 DD), 4 W (including 1 DD)
Robert	$2,000	$4,000	$6,200	$12,400 New champion: $12,400	$6,200 18 R, 1 W

Jeopardy! Round

STATE CAPITALS	ACTRESSES & THEIR ROLES	BUSINESS & INDUSTRY	NICKNAMES	INTERNATIONAL FOOD & DRINK	CROSSWORD CLUES "M"
$100 [7] Before becoming Connecticut's sole state capital, it served jointly with New Haven Hartford Robert	$100 [1] When Margaret Lockwood played this title role onstage in 1957, her teenage daughter Julia played Wendy Peter Pan Roger	$100 [12] This 3 Musketeers maker also owns Uncle Ben's Rice Mars Roger	$100 [6] When exiled to Elba, he said he'd return with the Violets, earning him the nickname "Corp. Violet" Napoleon Steve	$100 [26] Made in Sweden, Absolut Kurant is this type of liquor flavored with black currants vodka Robert	$100 [17] Holy fish(8) mackerel Steve
$200 [8] It's home to football's Broncos & basketball's Nuggets Denver Steve	$200 [2] In her 20s, Rosemary de Camp played 43-year-old James Cagney's mother in this film about George M. Cohan Yankee Doodle Dandy Steve	$200 [22] This automobile firm once used the advertising line "Oh what a feeling!" Toyota Robert	$200 [13] This Speaker of the House was known as "Mr. Democrat" as well as "Mr. Sam" Sam Rayburn Robert	$200 [27] Alemtejo, a cheese from this Iberian country, is made from milk curdled with thistle flowers Portugal Roger Steve	$200 [18] Criminal coffee cup photo(3,4) mug shot Steve
$300 [9] The now-extinct Apalachee Indians lived in the region of this present Florida capital Tallahassee Robert	$300 [3] Ellen Corby played Esther, better known as Grandma, on this series set in Virginia The Waltons Roger	$300 [23] Conair has 52% of the market share of these hand-held appliances hair dryers Steve	$300 [14] Many people called this Ketchum, Idaho resident "Papa", but we don't know if his 3 sons did Ernest Hemingway Roger	$300 [28] The fugu is a fish prized as a delicacy in this country, even though eating it can be fatal Japan Steve	$300 [19] Senorita Annie's Tomorrow(6) manana Robert
$400 [10] In an alphabetical listing, this capital comes first Albany Roger	$400 [4] Before playing Daphne Moon on "Frasier", Jane Leeves was Miles Silverberg's girlfriend on this sitcom Murphy Brown Roger	DD $500 [24] The name of this company is derived from the Greek words for "dry" & "writing" Xerox Steve	$400 [15] This radio & TV "Talent Scouts" personality liked to call himself "The Old Redhead" Arthur Godfrey Robert	$400 [29] Caudle, a warm drink from this country, is made from ale or wine mixed with gruel England	$400 [20] Greek cow's letter(2) mu Robert
$500 [11] You'll find this state capital at the foot of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains Santa Fe Roger Robert	$500 [5] This gap-toothed model played a vampiress in "Once Bitten", which Leonard Maltin described as "pretty anemic" Lauren Hutton Robert	$500 [25] In 1932 he founded a large cosmetics firm with a $300 investment in a nail enamel company (Charles) Revson Robert	$500 [16] Famous nickname of Margaretta Fitler Murphy Rockefeller Happy Roger	$500 [30] Orecchioni is a pasta named for its resemblance to these sense organs ears Robert	$500 [21] Love letter from Hawkeye Pierce(4,4) a mash note Roger Steve

Double Jeopardy! Round

THE 20th CENTURY	NATURE	THE OLD TESTAMENT	FABRICS	POETS	BENJAMIN FRANKLINS
$200 [1] On Jan. 11, 1973 this president ended mandatory wage & price controls Richard Nixon Robert	$200 [9] The "screech" type of this bird likes to nest in hollow trees the owl Roger	$200 [7] An angel told this strong man's mother not to drink while she was pregnant; good advice Samson Roger	$200 [24] This sleek worsted fabric used to make suits doesn't come from hammerheads as its name implies sharkskin Roger	$200 [6] This Welsh poet born Oct. 27, 1914 had a first name that can mean "son of the waves" Dylan Thomas Steve	$200 [13] Benjamin Franklin Wade would have been president if this man had been impeached & convicted Andrew Johnson Robert
$400 [2] In 1938 the Mexican government nationalized foreign holdings in this industry now run by Pemex the oil industry Steve	$400 [20] The females of these "equine" flies sometimes carry diseases such as anthrax Horse flies Roger	$400 [18] The staff of his spear was like a weaver's beam & its head weighed 600 shekels of iron—that's big! Goliath Roger	$400 [25] Rose point, a very fragile type of this delicate fabric, often features floral motifs lace	$400 [8] With poet Robert Southey, this "Kubla Khan" writer planned to build a Utopian society in Pennsylvania Coleridge Robert	$400 [14] Benjamin Franklin Butler's troops occupied this La. city May 1, 1862 after Farragut took it New Orleans Steve
$600 [3] On Jan. 30, 1933 he became Chancellor of Germany Hitler Steve	$600 [21] The mugger, known for its broad snout, is an Asian type of this large reptile a crocodile Roger	$600 [19] In Genesis it's the next construction project described in detail after Noah's Ark the Tower of Babel Robert	$600 [28] The Sea Island type of this natural fiber may come from the Sea Islands or the West Indies Cotton	$600 [10] This English poet's c. 1369 work "The Book of the Duchess" was an elegy on John of Gaunt's first wife Chaucer	$600 [15] After his first rubber goods business fell flat, he moved to Akron & bounced back Benjamin Franklin Goodrich Steve
$800 [4] Futurama was General Motors' exhibit at this city's 1939-1940 World's Fair New York City Roger	$800 [22] Named for its habit of drinking sap from trees, the sapsucker is a species of this bird the woodpecker Robert	$800 [26] At the start of the book of Numbers, God told him to take a census Moses	$800 [29] The crepe-back type of this fabric is dull on one side & lustrous on the other satin	$800 [11] The closing poem in "Lyrical Ballads" was his "lines composed a few miles above Tintern Abbey" Wordsworth Roger	$800 [16] Benjamin Franklin Stephenson found the G.A.R., this veterans' organization The Grand Army of the Republic Steve
DD $1,300 [5] This country withdrew its forces from NATO Command in 1966 France Roger	$1,000 [23] Many mouselike types of this marsupial live in Central & South America the opossums Steve Robert	$1,000 [27] According to 1 Kings 7, this king employed Hiram of Tyre to create the brasswork for the temple Solomon Steve	DD $800 [30] 1 of the 2 leading wool-producing countries in South America Argentina (or Uruguay) Steve	$1,000 [12] The line "Hope springs eternal in the human breast" is from his "An Essay on Man" Alexander Pope Roger	$1,000 [17] Dr. Benjamin Franklin Payton became president of this Alabama university in 1981, its centennial year the Tuskegee Institute Steve Robert

Final Jeopardy!

FICTIONAL TRANSPORTATION

It's 70 meters long, powered by electricity, displaces 1500 cubic meters of water & cost 1,687,000 francs

the Nautilus

Steve "What was the Nautalas" — wagered $2,401

Robert "What was the Nautilus?" — wagered $6,200

Roger "What is the Nautilus?" — wagered $2,600

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