Show #817 1988-03-08 (taped 1987-11-16) Regular

Contestants

Theo Schiller — a school librarian originally from North Fork, California

Leslie Goodman-Malamuth — a freelance writer and housewife from Washington, D.C.

Lou Kaluza — a teacher from San Antonio, Texas (whose 1-day cash winnings total $14,000)

Scores

Player First Commercial End of Jeopardy! End of Double Jeopardy! Final Coryat
Lou $1,500 $3,000 $6,400 $12,400
2nd place: trip to Xanadu Beach Resort in the Bahamas
$6,700
22 R (including 2 DDs), 6 W
Leslie $500 $1,300 $7,600 $12,801
New champion: $12,801
$6,500
15 R (including 1 DD), 2 W
Theo $100 $1,400 $-400 $-400
3rd place: Yamaha PSR-90 portable keyboard
$-400
8 R, 5 W

Jeopardy! Round

GEOGRAPHY ANIMALS THE 1987 EMMYS COUNTRY & WESTERN MUSIC OLD GLORY "LAUGH"
$100 [1]
What was once the kingdom of Sardinia is now part of this country
Italy
Lou
$100 [16]
These rodents can be classified as ground or flying, or, like Rocky, animated
squirrels
Theo
$100 [12]
The TV Academy acknowledged this awards show as the outstanding variety program
the 1987 Tony Awards
Lou
$100 [24]
Cowboy word that completes song titles "On the Old Spanish..." & "Along the Navajo..."
Trail
Lou
$100 [11]
Color of the stripes bordering the top & bottom edges of the American flag
red
Leslie
$100 [6]
This animal got its nickname from its weird, human-like cackle
the laughing hyena
Lou Leslie Theo
$200 [2]
It's the largest city in Ohio that's named for a Roman statesman
Cincinnati
Theo
$200 [17]
Scientists believe only the females of these spiders, Latrodectus mactans, bite humans
the Black Widow
Leslie
$200 [13]
Though he's now the loudmouthed Slap Maxwell, he won an Emmy for "Sworn to Silence"
Dabney Coleman
Leslie
DD $300 [25]
Composer & singer of thefollowing, which could be Charles Kuralt's theme song:"On the road again / Just can't wait to get on the road again"
Willie Nelson
Lou
$200 [20]
Customary time period for our flag to be displayed on a daily basis
sunrise to sunset
Lou
$200 [7]
Nitrous oxide
laughing gas
Lou
$300 [3]
This island group some 5000 miles southwest of San Francisco is divided into "American" & "Western" parts
Samoa
Lou
$300 [19]
The European adder is the only snake you'll find slithering north of this line
the Arctic Circle
Lou
$300 [14]
This 3-time "Night Court" winner thanked the people who kept Michael J. Fox out of his category
John Larroquette
Lou
$300 [28]
Larry Gatlin sang, "She dropped me in" this city "so I know I had at least a mile to fall"
Denver
Lou
$300 [21]
The largest free-floating flag, 60' x 90', hangs from the NYC/NJ bridge on holidays
the George Washington Bridge
Lou Theo
$300 [8]
In "Hey Diddle Diddle", it follows "the cow jumped over the moon"
"the little dog laughed to see such a sport"
Lou
$400 [4]
The Gulf of Guinea is part of this ocean
the Atlantic Ocean
Lou
$400 [22]
Of birds, mammals, or amphibians, the most likely to be monogamous
birds
Leslie
$400 [15]
Gena Rowlands won for her portrayal of this First Lady
Betty Ford
Theo
$400 [26]
The gov't permits the flag to fly continuously, weather permitting, over F.S. Key's grave & over this fort
Fort McHenry in Baltimore
Lou
$400 [9]
According to the famous phrase, "laugh & the world" does this
laugh with you
Lou
$500 [5]
City that's capital of the Seychelles, or Australian state whose capital is Melbourne
Victoria
Leslie
$500 [23]
As adults, most barnacles, sea squirts & sponges are sessile, which means this
stationary (attached to a surface, not free-moving)
Theo
$500 [18]
1 of 2 married couples who were nominated for their roles on "St. Elsewhere"
Bill Daniels & Bonnie Bartlett or Steve Allen & Jayne Meadows
$500 [27]
It was borrowed from "To Anacreon in Heaven"
the melody to "The Star-Spangled Banner"
Lou
$500 [10]
It's a figure of fun, not a corral of chuckling cows
a laughing stock

Double Jeopardy! Round

THE MIDDLE AGES MAGAZINES TENNIS RECORDS HEROES & HEROINES WILDFLOWERS "CRY"
$200 [2]
In western Europe, those few who could read or write usually did so in this classic language
Latin
Lou
$200 [1]
In 1949, it began giving out its "Car of the Year" award
Motor Trend
Lou
$200 [7]
Known as "Big Bill", his serve has been clocked at 163.6 mph
Big Bill Tilden
Leslie
$200 [12]
In Oliver Goldsmith's novel. Dr. Charles Primrose is "The Vicar of" this
Wakefield
Leslie
$200 [22]
At 4,039 feet, Mt. Sunflower is the highest point in this Sunflower State
Kansas
Theo
$200 [17]
To worry in vain about that which cannot be undone
to cry over spilt milk
Theo
$400 [3]
The Germans began their famous "Drang nach Osten", expansion in this direction
East
Lou
$400 [8]
It describes its staff of writers & artists as "the usual gang of idiots"
Mad
Leslie
$400 [25]
Of 18½, 34½, or 51½ minutes, longest play time recorded for a single point
51½ minutes
Lou
$400 [13]
Last name shared by Amanda in Noel Coward's "Private Lives" & Hawthorne's scarlet woman
Prynne
Leslie
$400 [23]
Venus's-flytrap is listed in World Book both as a wildflower & this type of plant
a carnivorous plant
Leslie
$400 [18]
1983 movie about a scientist dropped off in the Arctic to study Canis lupus
Never Cry Wolf
Leslie Theo
$600 [4]
After the empire of Charlemagne ended, hundreds of vassals ruled their own fiefs through this political system
the feudal system
Theo
$600 [9]
It's "The Journal of Professional Adventurers"
Soldier of Fortune
$600 [26]
In 1957, M.H. de Amorin began a Wimbledon round doing this 17 successive times while serving
double faulting
Lou
$600 [14]
Betty Buckley played this Dickens hero on Broadway, adding to his "mystery"
Edwin Drood
Leslie
$600 [24]
Named, like Cousteau's ship, for the Greek nymph, this orchid was John Muir's favorite flower
calypso
Lou
$600 [19]
Specifically, it's the process of freezing & storing a dead human body for later reanimation
cryonics
Theo
DD $600 [6]
A treasure for its decoration & calligraphy, the medieval Irish Book of Kells contains these 4 biblical books
the Gospels (Matthew, Mark, Luke & John)
Lou
$800 [10]
"Essence" is essentially aimed at these readers
Black women
Leslie
$800 [27]
This man from Down Under, the only player to win the Grand Slam in singles, did it twice, in 1962 & '69
Rod Laver
Lou
$1,000 [16]
He killed Guy of Gisborne
Robin Hood
Lou Theo
$800 [20]
Term which means in hot pursuit, as hounds after a fox
in full cry
Leslie
$800 [5]
Christian artists of eastern Europe painted in this style named for the religious center, now Istanbul
Byzantine
Lou Theo
$1,000 [11]
This news weekly was originally founded by David Lawrence as 2 separate publications
U.S. News & World Report
Lou
$1,000 [28]
From 1926-33, she won 229 straight matches, the longest winning streak ever in tennis
Helen Wills Moody
Leslie
DD $1,900 [15]
2 of the 3 Shakespearean plays which have the name of a female character in the title
(2 of) Antony and Cleopatra , Romeo and Juliet & Troilus and Cressida
Leslie
$1,000 [21]
This actor said, "I'm not sure if I'm the ultimate nerd... or front man for the Brat Pack"
Jon Cryer

Final Jeopardy!

PRESIDENTS

This 8th president was the last to be elected president while serving as vice president

Martin Van Buren

Lou "Who was Van Buren?" — wagered $6,000
Leslie "Who was Martin Van Buren?" — wagered $5,201

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