Show #517 1986-12-02 (taped 1986-09-16) Regular

Contestants

Sam Balko — an operations assistant from Venice, California

Brenda Clark — a sales manager from Phenix City, Alabama

Hank Jones — a genealogist from Toluca Lake, California (whose 2-day cash winnings total $18,201)

Scores

Player First Commercial End of Jeopardy! End of Double Jeopardy! Final Coryat
Hank $1,000 $3,100 $5,700 $5,700
2nd place: trip to Xanadu Beach Resort in the Bahamas
$6,500
18 R, 4 W (including 1 DD)
Brenda $500 $200 $4,100 $7,100
New champion: $7,100
$4,800
13 R, 4 W (including 1 DD)
Sam $500 $2,000 $2,000 $4,000
3rd place: Panasonic 25" TV
$3,000
15 R, 3 W (including 1 DD)

Jeopardy! Round

WOMEN "FORT"s NUMBERS IN SONG MOVIE DIRECTORS THANKSGIVING -OLOGIES
$100 [11]
Appropriately, she hosted '86 gala honoring Spencer Tracy, about whom she's made a documentary
Katharine Hepburn
Sam
$100 [21]
The early growth of this Texas town was due to its closeness to the Chisholm Trail
Fort Worth
Hank
$100 [6]
It's the length of the Camptown racetrack
5 miles long
Sam
$100 [1]
Superstar producer-director who calls his production company "Amblin Entertainment"
Steven Spielberg
Sam
$100 [13]
In poem "Thanksgiving Day, the way to Grandfather's house is "over the river & through" this
the woods
Sam
$100 [24]
Experts in ornithology & apiology could teach you about these, & so could Dr. Ruth
the birds and the bees
Brenda Sam
$200 [12]
Calling it a downer, Tina Turner turned down a role in the movie of this Alice Walker best seller
The Color Purple
Hank
$200 [22]
In the films, it's the city "Where the Boys Are" during spring vacation
Fort Lauderdale
Sam
$200 [7]
Johnny Mathis said he'd be in love until then
"The Twelfth Of Never"
Brenda
$200 [2]
When he won an Oscar for directing "Annie Hall", he was 3000 miles away, playing a clarinet
Woody Allen
Sam
$200 [14]
It wasn't until over 100 years later that this landmark became associated with the Pilgrims
Plymouth Rock
Sam
$200 [25]
Indiana Jones' field of study
archaeology
Brenda
$300 [15]
Though she claims it's only a novel, her parents might find "Home Front" hits too close to home
Patti Davis
Hank Sam
$300 [23]
The 6th largest "city" in Kentucky, it's the world's most "valuable" military base
Fort Knox
Sam
$300 [8]
It's the girl-boy ratio in "Surf City"
2 to 1
Brenda
$300 [3]
He directed "None But the Brave" in 1965, & he did it his way
Frank Sinatra
Hank
$300 [18]
While Macy's sponsors a parade in N.Y., this now-defunct rival store used to put one on in Philadelphia
Gimbel's
Hank
$300 [26]
While this study tries to predict when earthquakes will occur, it's still on shaky ground
seismology
$400 [16]
In 1975, Mrs. Junko Tabei, a 35-year-old Japanese, became 1st woman to climb this
Mt. Everest
Brenda Sam
$400 [9]
1965 song in which Len Barry said falling in love is "elementary"
"1-2-3"
Hank
$400 [4]
Silent film pioneer generally considered to have defined the technique of film making
(David Wark) Griffith
Hank
$400 [19]
Pilgrims had seen Thanksgiving celebrated annually while staying about 12 years in this country
Holland
Hank
$400 [27]
Toxicology deals with the effects of & the treatment for these
poisons
Brenda
$500 [17]
Artist who died in '86 at age 98, some interpreted her flower closeups as sexually coded images
Georgia O'Keeffe
Sam
DD $800 [10]
The Byrds at 42,240 feet
"Eight Miles High"
Hank
$500 [5]
He directed 4 rock 'n' rollers in "A Hard Day's Night" & 4 musketeers in "The 3 Musketeers"
(Richard) Lester
Hank
$500 [20]
Governor of Plymouth colony who, in 1621, proclaimed a day of Thanksgiving & prayer
(William) Bradford
Hank
$500 [28]
A necrology is a list of people who've all done this
die
Hank

Double Jeopardy! Round

ANCIENT HISTORY THE BODY IN QUESTION ON THE RADIO PRESIDENTIAL TRIVIA SPORT OF KINGS OTHER NAMES
$200 [25]
This Old Testament term for Egyptian kings actually means "great house"
pharaoh
Brenda
$200 [17]
Part of the body on which you might get enamel bonding
your teeth
Sam
$200 [6]
Legendary D.J. whose signal from Mexico-based stations XERB & XERF covered most of N. America
Wolfman Jack
Brenda
$200 [1]
Surprise! His brother is allergic to peanuts
Jimmy Carter
Brenda
$200 [16]
The longest horse race ever run, 1200 miles, was held in this Iberian country
Portugal
Hank Sam
$200 [11]
Mr. Van Rijn, Dutch master of light & shadow
Rembrandt
Hank
$400 [26]
It's believed King Nebuchadnezzar II built this ancient wonder to please his wife
the Hanging Gardens of Babylon
Brenda
$600 [19]
The technical term for it is "alopecia", & one of the remedies is a "rug"
baldness
Brenda
$400 [7]
Radio signal that, according to 1978 Steely Dan song, has "no static at all"
FM
Brenda
$400 [2]
Rev. Phineas Gurley called his assassination God's way of showing the theater was evil
Lincoln
Hank
$400 [22]
Another term for starting time
post time
Hank
$400 [12]
Mr. Javacheff, Bulgarian-born artist who wraps buildings and islands
Christo
$600 [27]
Procrustes, a Greek robber, stretched short victims to fit a bed & did this to the tall ones
hacked part of the legs off
$800 [20]
They're masses of protective lymphoid tissue located above tonsils in lining of the nasopharynx
the adenoids
Sam
$600 [8]
Occupants of his "Alley" included Mrs. Nussbaum, Sen. Claghorn, & Titus Moody
Fred Allen
Brenda
$600 [3]
"Bull"ish on Maxwell House coffee, he's the one who said it was "good to the last drop"
Theodore Roosevelt
Brenda
$600 [23]
Queen Anne established these races in 1711
Ascot
Brenda
$600 [13]
'60s British Invasion folkie Mr. Leitch
Donovan
Hank
$800 [28]
"What an artist dies in me!" were this Roman emperor's last words in 68 AD
Nero
Hank Sam
DD $1,000 [18]
Marilyn Monroe's breathiness & John Wayne's slow speech were, says 1 expert, ways to correct this
stuttering
Sam
DD $700 [9]
Public radio show that starts each week with thefollowingsong:"Well, look who's comin' through the door / I think we've met somewhere before / Hello, love / Hello, love"
A Prairie Home Companion
Brenda
$800 [4]
When this general's mother caught him reading war books, she hid them in the attic
Eisenhower
Hank Brenda
$800 [24]
The owner of this 1985 Kentucky Derby winner surprised racing by passing up the other Triple Crown races
Spend a Buck
$800 [14]
His 1st name is Chaim, & in his most famous role, he sang "To life, to life, l'chaim"
Topol
Hank
$1,000 [21]
Name for the body's largest nerve, it runs from the spinal cord- through the lower body & legs
the sciatic nerve
$1,000 [10]
This was top prize on '40s quiz show "Take It or Leave It"
$64
Hank
$1,000 [5]
Ex-hangman who admitted he'd sired an illegitimate son, he didn't marry until in the White House
(Grover) Cleveland
Hank Sam
$1,000 [15]
Middle name of American dress designer Roy Frowick
Halston

Final Jeopardy!

MODERN LITERATURE

"Anyone who wants to get out of combat duty isn't really crazy," said Doc Daneeka of this title rule

Catch-22

Sam "What is 'Catch-22'?" — wagered $2,000
Brenda "What is "Catch 22"" — wagered $3,000
Hank "What is Catch 22" — wagered $0

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