Show #2505 1995-06-23 (taped 1995-02-08) Regular

Contestants

Jon Regardie — a freelance writer from Los Angeles, California

Brenda Jackson — a Spanish teacher from Fountain Valley, California

Paul Bondor — an engineer from Bakersfield, California (whose 1-day cash winnings total $11,200)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Paul	$-800	$400	$6,200	$9,801 2-day champion: $21,001	$7,300 24 R (including 1 DD), 7 W (including 2 DDs)
Brenda	$800	$1,500	$2,500	$2,000 3rd place: stay at Ingleside Inn in Palm Springs + Jeopardy! Sports edition for home computer or Super Nintendo Entertainment System	$2,500 11 R, 3 W
Jon	$1,200	$3,100	$4,900	$7,201 2nd place: trip on TWA to Honolul & stay at the Pacific Beach Hotel + Jeopardy! Sports edition for home computer or Super Nintendo Entertainment System	$4,900 14 R, 1 W

Jeopardy! Round

OLD TESTAMENT	BASED ON A TRUE STORY	AMERICANA	CONSTELLATIONS	BUSINESS & INDUSTRY	ALPHABETIC HOMOPHONES
$100 [19] Exodus 32 says when he came back to the camp everyone was dancing around a golden calf Moses Paul	$100 [16] In a 1994 TV biopic, Terumi Matthews played this Material girl Madonna Jon	$100 [1] This "Peach State" has 2 national forests: Chattahoochee & Oconee Georgia Brenda	$100 [2] This sign of the zodiac may be abbreviated Aqr. Aquarius Paul	$100 [11] Corning supplied this material used to make Edison's first light bulb glass Paul Jon	$100 [25] In song titles it precedes "What a Beautiful Mornin'" & "You Beautiful Doll" Oh Paul
$200 [20] He tore apart a lion & later found a swarm of bees & honey inside Samson Brenda	$200 [17] As Blanche Taylor Moore in "Black Widow Murders", she did more than "bewitch" her husbands Elizabeth Montgomery	$200 [3] If you want to be crowned Miss Jalapeno in Laredo, Texas, you have to wear this color green Paul	$200 [5] Monoceros is one of these mythical creatures a unicorn Paul	$200 [12] Bookkeeper Frank Robinson named this soft drink invented by John Pemberton in 1886 Coca-Cola Paul	$200 [26] A ram's romantic quarry a ewe Brenda
$300 [21] The 12 captains of Israel would alternate serving David for this part of a year a month Jon	$300 [18] 1993's "Fatal Deception" was based on the life of this assassin's wife, who moved from Moscow to Dallas Lee Harvey Oswald Brenda	$300 [4] North Dakota is called "The Flickertail State" in honor of a "ground" type of this rodent a squirrel Paul Brenda	$300 [8] Sagitta translates to this weapon, something Sagittarius may use an arrow Paul Brenda	$300 [13] The U.S. headquarters of this oil giant, abbreviated BP, is in Cleveland, Ohio British Petroleum Jon	$300 [28] A blue bird, or Chief Justice John jay Jon
$400 [24] One purpose of this book, a collection of sayings, is to give "subtlety to the simple" Proverbs Jon	$400 [22] In a 1994 CBS miniseries, Travis Fine & Damian Chapa played this pair accused of killing their parents the Menendez brothers Jon	DD $500 [6] In 1629 North & South Carolina were part of the Province of Carolana, named for this man King Charles I Paul	$400 [9] 1 of the 2 constellations with a 3-letter name Ara or Leo	$400 [14] The origins of this Connecticut-based chemical company go back to National Carbon Co. in 1886 Union Carbide Brenda	$400 [30] It's the third person plural of to be are Jon
$500 [27] Samuel anointed him the first king of Israel Saul Paul Brenda	$500 [23] Beau Bridges starred in 1991's "Without Warning:" this Reaganite's "Story" (James) Brady Brenda	$500 [7] The cui-ui, a large suckerfish, is found only in Pyramid Lake in this state Nevada Paul Brenda	$500 [10] This constellation & mechanical device is known in Latin as Horologium a clock Jon	$500 [15] In 1990 Bass PLC completed its acquisition of this lodging chain named for an Astaire/Crosby film Holiday Inn Jon	$500 [29] A braid of hair, or a line of people a queue Paul

Double Jeopardy! Round

BLACK AMERICA	ROMANTIC ERA COMPOSERS	FOOD & DRINK	D-DAY	WOMEN'S LANDMARKS	FICTIONAL CHARACTERS
$200 [15] In 1994 Chicago unveiled a bronze statue of this basketball star & his No. 23 jersey was retired Michael Jordan Jon	$200 [11] In "The Nutcracker", he parodied his contemporaries' use of exotic melodies Tchaikovsky Paul	$200 [18] Swedish julbrod, with raisins & almonds, is popular on this holiday Christmas Jon	$200 [1] This British P.M. had a premonition of "tides running red with blood" Winston Churchill Paul	$200 [25] The Brunswick, Maine home in which she wrote "Uncle Tom's Cabin" is now a restaurant & inn Harriet Beecher Stowe Jon	$200 [6] He's "The Boy Who Wouldn't Grow Up" Peter Pan Paul
$400 [16] Among the Black heroes of this June 1775 battle near Boston were Peter Salem & Salem Poor The Battle of Bunker Hill Jon	$400 [12] In 1837 this Hungarian composer competed in a piano duel against rival Sigismond Thalberg Liszt Paul	$400 [20] Ruth Wakefield, who created this cookie in 1930, eventually sold the rights to Nestle the Toll House cookie Paul	$400 [2] The invasion was originally planned for this date; bad weather forced a one-day delay June 5th Paul	$400 [30] There's a statue of this aviatrix in North Hollywood, California, where she lived in the 1930s Amelia Earhart Brenda	$400 [7] She's Hiawatha's beloved Minnehaha Paul
$600 [17] In 1855 this famed orator published an autobiography, "My Bondage and My Freedom" Frederick Douglass Paul	$600 [13] Mephistopheles is a character in this Charles Gounod work Faust	$600 [21] Joy of Cooking's recipe for fritter or tempura batter calls for 3/4 cup of this potent potable (flat) beer	$800 [4] This German field marshal, in charge of the defenders, was away on leave on D-Day Erwin Rommel Paul	$600 [29] Lynn Sherr & Jurate Kazickas called their book about women's landmarks this suffragist "Slept Here" Susan B. Anthony Brenda	$600 [8] She's Perry Mason's faithful secretary Della Street Paul
$800 [19] This author of "I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings" was an editor of the African Review in Ghana in the 1960s Maya Angelou Paul	$800 [14] At the start of his career, this "William Tell" composer wrote 7 operas in 16 months Rossini Jon	DD $1,000 [23] This tea flavored with orange was named for a 19th century British prime minister Earl Grey Paul	DD $1,000 [3] At a 50th anniversary tribute to the U.S. Warriors of D-Day, he said, "They gave us our world" President Clinton Paul	$800 [28] The schoolhouse this primitive painter attended was moved from Eagle Bridge, N.Y. to the Bennington Museum in Vt. Grandma Moses Paul	$800 [9] Detective Edward X. Delaney is the hero of this author's "Deadly Sin" novels Lawrence Sanders
$1,000 [26] Spelman College, America's oldest college for black women, was founded in this southern city in 1881 Atlanta Paul	$1,000 [22] In 1847 doctors declared this "Lucia di Lammermoor" composer insane Donizetti Paul	$1,000 [24] This legume is an important ingredient in hummus & couscous chickpeas Paul Brenda	$1,000 [5] "Domineering" code name for the invasion plan Operation Overlord	$1,000 [27] A park in Missoula, Montana is named for this congresswoman famous for voting against World War I Jeannette Rankin Brenda	$1,000 [10] In a Hemingway story, his "Short Happy Life" is over when he's shot by his wife during a safari Francis Macomber Paul

Final Jeopardy!

THE SUPER BOWL

With 7 appearances, this team has played in more Super Bowls than any other

the Dallas Cowboys

Brenda "What is San Francisco 49ers" — wagered $500

Jon "What is Dallas?" — wagered $2,301

Paul "What is the Dallas Cowb" — wagered $3,601

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