Show #2452 1995-04-11 (taped 1994-12-14) Regular

Contestants

Mike MacDonald — a reporter from Malibu, California

Bruce Morgan — a banker originally from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Carole Denton — an administrative assistant from New Carrollton, Maryland (whose 1-day cash winnings total $6,299)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Carole	$300	$1,600	$10,800	$10,001 2-day champion: $16,300	$10,400 22 R (including 1 DD), 3 W
Bruce	$1,400	$1,900	$1,500	$0 3rd place: Croton watch	$4,000 15 R, 3 W (including 2 DDs)
Mike	$1,300	$2,600	$5,000	$3,500 2nd place: trip to Honolulu, Hawaii	$5,000 18 R, 4 W

Jeopardy! Round

THE UNITED STATES	SONGS	WOMEN	SICKNESS & HEALTH	CORPORATE SYMBOLS	ODD WORDS
$100 [5] To the people of this state, a tourist is a malihini, which means "newcomer" Hawaii Bruce	$100 [3] In a Roger Miller song, this title line follows "I'm a man of means by no means" "King Of The Road" Carole	$100 [17] On May 23, 1994 she was buried beside an eternal flame in Arlington National Cemetery Jackie Kennedy Onassis Bruce	$100 [1] Stress is a leading cause of bruxism, the habit of grinding these grinding the teeth Mike	$100 [6] Item of jewelry worn by Mr. Clean an earring Mike	$100 [7] If you're a quadrigamist, you've been married this many times four Bruce
$200 [14] Minnesota is famous for having "10,000" of these but it actually has about 15,000 lakes Bruce	$200 [4] The famous song about "The Sweetheart of" this fraternity was written by 2 Alpha Pis Sigma Chi Mike	$200 [18] Wildlife biologist Cynthia Moss tells elephants apart by these body parts their ears Carole Mike	$200 [2] First aid books say you should not induce this if a person has swallowed a petroleum product vomiting Bruce	$200 [8] This candy company's box & logo suggest a needlepoint "sampler" Whitman Bruce	$200 [10] It's what you'd buy or store in a vintry wine Carole
$300 [15] Runners flock to the "Follow the Swallow" 10-K run in this California city (San Juan) Capistrano Bruce	$300 [16] Pat Boone wrote the English lyrics for this song whose title is Italian for "when, when, when" "Quando, Quando, Quando" Mike	$300 [30] In December 1994 President Clinton asked this Surgeon General to resign Joycelyn Elders Mike	$300 [21] Sydenham's chorea, which affects children, is also known as this "dance" St. Vitus Carole	$300 [9] This company's "Tire Man", Bib, goes back to 1898 Michelin Carole	$300 [11] Before buying a quiver, you might consult a fletcher, a person who makes these arrows Carole Bruce
$400 [24] The Concord Monitor & Foster's Daily Democrat are 2 of this state's leading newspapers New Hampshire Bruce Mike	$400 [26] In "My Fair Lady", Freddy sings, "Let the time go by, I won't care if I can be here on" this "the street where you live" Carole	$400 [19] For the August 1992 Vanity Fair cover, she covered her body with a painted-on suit Demi Moore Mike	$400 [22] If your septum curves into one of your nostril chambers, it's said to be this deviated Carole	$400 [12] This jean company's trademark is a brand featuring its name Lee Mike	$400 [28] From Afrikaans, schlenter, meaning fake, is used especially to refer to an imitation one of these gems diamonds Carole
DD $500 [25] The Willa Cather Memorial Prairie in this state preserves native grasslands as Willa Cather knew them Nebraska Bruce	$500 [27] The 1926 song "There's a New Star in Heaven Tonight" was inspired by the death of this silent film idol Rudolph Valentino Carole Mike	$500 [20] Since 1982 her book "Entertaining" has gone through over 20 printings Martha Stewart Carole Mike	$500 [23] This disorder is characterized by uncontrollable episodes of falling asleep several times a day narcolepsy Bruce	$500 [13] The "A" in RCA used to form one of these; the "Z" in Zenith still does a lightning bolt Mike	$500 [29] Something nummular is shaped like this; makes cents a penny (round, a coin) Mike

Double Jeopardy! Round

THE SUPREME COURT	ZOOLOGY	NOTORIOUS	THE 14th CENTURY	BODIES OF WATER	FICTION
$200 [23] New York Times Co. v. United States was the case dealing with these Vietnam War documents the Pentagon Papers Bruce	$200 [17] This black & white forest dweller of China eats about 80 pounds of bamboo shoots daily a panda bear Mike	$200 [11] On Nov. 22, 1963 he also murdered Dallas police officer J.D. Tippit Oswald Bruce	$200 [12] Around 1318 Oderico da Pordenone retraced this man's route to China, to verify his stories Marco Polo Carole	$200 [6] The Barents, Beaufort & East Siberian seas are different sections of this ocean the Arctic Carole	$200 [1] His "Dolores Claiborne" was the bestselling hardcover novel of 1992 Stephen King Carole
$400 [24] William H. Moody, who prosecuted her for ax murdering her parents, served on the Supreme Court 1906-1910 Lizzie Borden Mike	$400 [18] Outweighing 20 elephants, it's the largest & heaviest animal that ever lived a blue whale Mike	$400 [22] In 1890, at Auburn Prison, William Kemmler became the first American executed in this device the electric chair Bruce	$400 [13] In 1345 this cathedral on the Ile de la Cite in the Seine was finished after 182 years of construction Notre Dame Bruce	$400 [7] Named for its reef formations, this sea merges with the Solomon Sea to the north & the Tasman Sea to the south the Coral Sea Carole	$400 [2] This "Jurassic Park" author originally published "A Case of Need" under the name Jeffery Hudson (Michael) Crichton Carole
$800 [29] Benjamin Cardozo was related to this poet who wrote, "Give me your tired..." etc. Emma Lazarus Carole	$600 [19] The sewellel or mountain beaver is the most primitive member of this order of mammals a rodent Mike	$600 [25] Bob Ford, who killed this outlaw, was himself killed by Edward O. Kelly 10 years later Jesse James Carole Bruce	$600 [14] This world capital had its beginnings with a city founded on an island in Lake Texcoco Mexico City Carole	$600 [8] The Strait of Dover connects the English Channel with this sea the North Sea Mike	$600 [3] Barbara Taylor Bradford wrote several books on interior design before turning to fiction with "A Woman of" this Substance Mike
$1,000 [30] This author of Roe v. Wade was appointed after the failed nominations of Carswell & Haynsworth Harry Blackmun	$800 [20] The siamang, found in Malaysia & Sumatra, is the largest of these small apes a gibbon Carole	$800 [26] The early leaders of this notorious organization in the U.S. were called "Mustache Petes" the Mafia Mike	$800 [15] This merchant, the cat's meow, was made Lord Mayor of London in 1397 Dick Whittington	$800 [9] This trench near Guam contains the deepest point in the Pacific the Marianas Carole	$800 [4] This bestseller by Thomas Tryon tells of twin brothers Niles & Holland Perry, one of whom is dead The Other Carole
DD $2,000 [28] In 1917 the beginning of the court's term was changed from the 2nd to the 1st Monday in this month October Bruce	$1,000 [21] In Peru this smallest member of the camel family is protected by law vicuna Carole Mike	$1,000 [27] According to Alvin Karpis, she was no criminal mastermind; she was just taking care of her boys Ma Barker Bruce	$1,000 [16] This league that included the towns of Hamburg & Bremen reached its height of power around 1370 the Hanseatic League Mike	DD $1,400 [10] The Gulf of Finland, which freezes over for several months during winter, is an arm of this sea the Baltic Carole	$1,000 [5] "Brain" & "Coma" are 2 of this author's early medical thrillers Robin Cook Carole

Final Jeopardy!

WORLD CITIES

It's the capital of South Africa located in the geographic center of the country

Bloemfontein

Bruce "What is Pretoria?" — wagered $1,500

Mike "What isJohannesbergPretoria" — wagered $1,500

Carole "What is Pretoria?" — wagered $799

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