Show #891 1988-06-20 (taped 1988-03-15) Regular

Contestants

Claude Muncey — a computer programmer from Merced, California

Fred Lewis — a personal electronics sales consultant from San Diego, California

Steve Herron — a letter carrier from Shawnee, Oklahoma (whose 2-day cash winnings total $15,001)

Scores

Player First Commercial End of Jeopardy! End of Double Jeopardy! Final Coryat
Steve $1,800 $2,800 $5,400 $3,199
3-day champion: $18,200
$4,900
22 R (including 1 DD), 6 W
Fred $400 $-100 $1,300 $2,600
2nd place: trip on Delta to Mexico & stay at Holiday Inn Puerto Vallarta
$1,300
10 R, 6 W
Claude $-300 $400 $3,800 $1
3rd place: Hitachi hi-fi component system
$4,400
13 R (including 1 DD), 6 W

Jeopardy! Round

THE PRESIDENT ACTORS & ROLES MEDICINE OLD TESTAMENT GIRLS IN SONG ANAGRAMS
$100 [7]
In his oath, the president swears to "preserve, protect, & defend" this
the Constitution
Fred
$100 [19]
He played Pope John Paul II in a 1984 TV movie, a far cry from his big 1963 role, Tom Jones
Albert Finney
Steve
$100 [22]
It's the act of giving birth, which makes the 1st Monday in September sound like another Mother's Day
labor
Fred
$100 [1]
Of Wynken, Blynken, or Nod, the land to which Cain fled
Nod
Steve
$100 [6]
"Every little breeze seems to whisper" this name
Louise
Claude
$100 [13]
What Carlos sings at Christmas time
carols (from Carlos)
Steve
$200 [8]
Officially, the president has the use of the White House & a house here
Camp David
Steve
$200 [20]
In "Funny Girl", Walter Pidgeon played this father of the "Follies"
Ziegfeld
Steve
$200 [2]
He must have been a slow chiseler: it took him 40 days just to take down the 10 Commandments
Moses
Steve
$200 [9]
In "Guys & Dolls", "Chances are he's insane as only a John can be for a" girl named this
a Jane
$200 [14]
Without him, Krystle Carrington might find life bleak
Blake (from bleak)
Steve
$300 [16]
The NLRB, it's one of the independent agencies under the direction of the president
the National Labor Relations Board
Fred
$300 [21]
"Easy Rider" who called his villain in "Blue Velvet" "1 of the great romantic lead roles of all time!"
Dennis Hopper
Steve Claude
$300 [3]
2 of 4 body parts named in Old Testament standard of justice which begins "life shall go for life"
(2 of) eye, tooth, hand or foot
Fred
$300 [10]
For 1 week in March 1975, this title tart was LaBelle's #1 "Lady"
Marmalade
Steve
$300 [15]
To make his life calmer, Clint moved here
Carmel (from calmer)
Fred Claude
$400 [17]
It's the current annual base salary of the president
$200,000
Steve Fred Claude
$400 [23]
7 yrs. after they danced down the Yellow Brick Road, he was Judy Garland's co-star in "The Harvey Girls"
Ray Bolger
Steve
$400 [4]
At age 187, while still very young, he begat Lamech, who lived to age 777
Methuselah
Steve Claude
$500 [12]
It's the only Top 10 pop hit for Jessi Colter, but it's 1 more than her husband, Waylon Jennings, has had
"I'm Not Lisa"
Steve
$400 [25]
Selma dates them
males (from Selma)
Steve
$500 [18]
Doctrine invoked to protect presidential assistants from having to testify before Congress
executive privilege
Fred Claude
$500 [24]
Son of King Ban of Benwick, he's been played on film by Robert Taylor & Franco Nero
Sir Lancelot
Fred
$500 [5]
In the Bible, they're the 1st things that were ever sewn
fig leaves
Steve
DD $900 [11]
Well-known subtitle of the following1973 Helen Reddy hit:"Leave me alone, won't you leave me alone / Please leave me alone, now leave me alone / God leave me along.."
"Ruby Red Dress"
Steve
$500 [26]
Some might refer to this prime minister as "that great charmer"
Margaret Thatcher (from "that great charmer")

Double Jeopardy! Round

U.S. CITIES KIDDIE LIT BIRD OF PREY ARCHITECTURE BATTLES SEVEN
$200 [5]
This city in Virginia was named for 2 men, William Newce & Christopher Newport
Newport News
Steve
$200 [16]
In the Grimm version, the bit of apple is dislodged from her throat when the prince's men shake her coffin
Snow White
Steve Claude
$200 [15]
The lammergeier drops large bones onto rocks in order to eat this
the marrow
Steve
$200 [11]
For some 3000 years, this Egyptian structure was the world's largest building
the Great Pyramid of Cheops
Steve
$200 [1]
British Commonwealth forces suffered over 200,000 casualties at Gallipoli in this war
World War I
Fred
$200 [12]
According to a popular saying, supreme happiness is being there
seventh heaven
Steve
$400 [6]
To lure German capital to finance Northern Pacific Railway, Edwinton, N.D. was renamed this
Bismarck
Steve
$400 [20]
Dying in bed, he shot an arrow out the window, saying he was to be buried where it landed
Robin Hood
Claude
$400 [24]
Falcons used in falconry wear jesses, which are leather straps attached to this part of the bird
the legs
Steve Fred Claude
$400 [19]
Term for the distance between 2 floors of a building
a story
Steve
$400 [2]
In 1976, Sec'y of State Kissinger tried to negotiate an end to the guerilla war in this African nation
Rhodesia (Zimbabwe)
Fred Claude
$400 [13]
In Catholic tradition, her 7 joys were matched by her 7 sorrows
Mary
Claude
$600 [7]
This oldest city in the U.S. was once the undisputed world leader in the building of shrimp boats
St. Augustine, Florida
Claude
$600 [26]
The part of an Englishman Jack's giant uses to make his bread
his bones
Steve
$600 [25]
New World vultures lack this ability because, unlike most birds, they ha\ve no syrinx
they cannot call (or sing)
Steve Claude
DD $400 [23]
Italians scorned this northern European style of cathedral architecture, linking it with a barbarian tribe
Gothic
Claude
$600 [3]
Spanning the 16th & 17th centuries, the 80 Years War led to this Low Country's independence from Spain
the Netherlands
Claude
$600 [14]
Commemoration or celebration of an event that occurred 7 years earlier
a septennial
Fred
$800 [8]
Frontier Days, featuring world's oldest annual rodeo, are the pride of July for this Wyoming town
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Fred
$800 [27]
It ends "Will you wake him? No, not I; for if I do, he'll be sure to cry"
Little Boy Blue
Claude
$600 [21]
The 3 Greek orders refer not to takeout from Nick's Cafe but to styles of these supports
columns
Fred
$800 [4]
In 1965, during this Caribbean country's civil war, Marines were sent in to protect Amer. interests
the Dominican Republic
Steve
$800 [17]
As a member of the 1936 Fordham football team, Vince Lombardi was one of this stony septet
the Seven Blocks of Granite
Steve Claude
$1,000 [9]
This city is 1 of world's largest cattle markets & home to the Strategic Air Command
Omaha, Nebraska
Fred
$800 [22]
The staircase as a decorative feature was 1st used in English mansions of this period starting around 1558
the Tudor period (Elizabethan)
Claude
$1,000 [10]
Ceding its interests in Libya, this empire ended its war with Italy in 1912
the Ottoman Empire
Fred Claude
$1,000 [18]
Based on the conflict between Oedipus' 2 sons, it's one of Aeschylus' later plays
Seven Against Thebes

Final Jeopardy!

BODIES OF WATER

This African river carries more water than any in the world except the Amazon

the Congo River

Fred "What is the Congo River?" — wagered $1,300
Claude "What is the Nile?" — wagered $3,799
Steve "What is the Nile?" — wagered $2,201

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