Show #1867 1992-10-20 (taped 1992-08-17) Regular

Game entered from audiorecording. Missing prizes.

Contestants

Gavin Reardon — a Marine Corps officer originally from Cape Cod, Massachusetts

Chuck Wills — an editor from Fishkill, New York

Brett Geer — a law student from St. Petersburg, Florida (whose 1-day cash winnings total $16,201)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Brett	$500	$1,300	$8,000	$16,000 2nd place	$7,400 20 R (including 1 DD), 4 W (including 1 DD)
Chuck	$1,600	$2,400	$8,800	$16,800 New champion: $16,800	$8,800 18 R, 3 W
Gavin	$300	$1,900	$7,600	$5,600 3rd place	$5,700 19 R (including 1 DD), 3 W

Jeopardy! Round

HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES	ARTISTS	BEATLES LYRICS	CANADA	INTERNATIONAL CUISINE	"T" BIRDS
$100 [6] The Romans dedicated this day to a 2-faced god who looked forward & backward New Year's Day Brett	$100 [11] This playwright praised the Italian master Giulio Romano in his play "The Winter's Tale" Shakespeare Gavin	$100 [1] "One day you'll look to see I've gone, for tomorrow may rain, so I'll" do this "follow the Sun" Brett	$100 [16] In 1980, Canada's national anthem was changed from this song to "O Canada" "God Save The Queen" Brett	$100 [26] This condiment was first bottled in Worcester, England Worcestershire sauce Chuck	$100 [21] Among the varieties you might serve for Thanksgiving are the White Holland, Bronze, & Narragansett turkey Brett
$200 [7] On this holiday, Punxsutawney Phil, king of the weather prophets, shines even if the sun doesn't Groundhog Day Gavin	$200 [12] Eugene Boudin was one of the Impressionists known for painting en plein air, which means this outdoors Chuck	$200 [2] "She says" this, "& you know that can't be bad" "she loves you" Brett Chuck	$200 [17] This bay, Canada's largest, covers an area larger than Texas Hudson Bay Chuck	$200 [27] Nasi goreng is an Indonesian dish that combines this fried grain with meat & vegetables rice Brett	$200 [22] With an 8-inch long bill, the male toco is the largest of these colorful tropical birds a toucan Gavin
$300 [8] This Missouri city hosts the National Tom Sawyer Fence-Painting Contest in July Hannibal, Missouri Brett	$300 [13] Whistler's low grades in chemistry got him discharged from the U.S. military academy here West Point Brett	$300 [3] The lyrics of "Glass Onion" say the Walrus was this man Paul Brett Chuck	$300 [18] Canada's most densely populated province is this small island in the Gulf of St. Lawrence Prince Edward Island Chuck	$300 [28] To make Maltese sauce, add orange juice & orange rind to this Dutch sauce Hollandaise Gavin	$300 [23] The 12 Days of Christmas mentions 2 of these birds & the partridge in a pear tree turtle doves Chuck Gavin
$400 [9] On Sept. 16, 1993, this state will observe Cherokee Strip Centennial Day Oklahoma Chuck	$400 [14] In the 1890s Monet completed a famous series of paintings of the cathedral in this French city Rouen Gavin	$400 [4] "Now, somewhere in the black mountain hills of Dakota, there lived a young boy named" this Rocky Raccoon Chuck	$400 [19] In 1608, this French explorer founded Quebec City, Canada's first permanent settlement Champlain Brett	$400 [29] This country wasn't yet known as Myanmar when its people started pickling tea leaves & eating them Burma Brett	$400 [24] In North America, common ones of these ducks include the green-winged & blue-winged teals Gavin
$500 [10] This Christian feast held on the 7th Sunday after Easter has been recognized since the 3rd c. Pentecost Brett	$500 [15] This Frenchman who painted fabulous jungle scenes such as "The Dream" probably never left France Rousseau Gavin	$500 [5] This 1967 #1 hit starts off with the word "love" repeated nine times "All You Need Is Love" Chuck	DD $700 [20] 1 of 2 national parks located in southwest Alberta, along the border with British Columbia Banff or Jasper National Park Brett	$500 [30] The Scotch Whiskey Information Center suggests drinking Scotch with this sheep's stomach entree haggis Chuck Gavin	$500 [25] It's the family of songbirds to which robins & nightingales belong the thrush

Double Jeopardy! Round

THE HUMAN BODY	STATE TREES	FAMOUS NAMES	PHOTOGRAPHY	FICTIONAL DETECTIVES	WORLD HISTORY
$200 [11] 2 skull cavities called the orbits house these organs the eyes Chuck Gavin	$200 [26] This state's official tree is known scientifically as Sequoia sempervirens California Brett	$200 [16] In 1984, he was elected the first black Anglican bishop of Johannesburg Desmond Tutu Brett	$200 [1] He hired Henry Reichenbach to develop a transparent base to be used in his Kodaks (George) Eastman Gavin	$200 [21] Some experts say he was born January 6, 1854, on the farmstead of Mycroft in Yorkshire, England Sherlock Holmes Gavin	$200 [4] The 1980 Mariel boatlift brought thousands of refugees from this country to the U.S. Cuba Chuck
$400 [12] A sphincter at the end of this tube allows swallowed food to enter the stomach the esophagus Brett	$400 [27] Georgia's state tree is not the pecan, but the live variety of this the oak Brett Gavin	$400 [17] As was Hindu custom, this Indian leader married his wife, Kasturba, when they were both 13 Gandhi Gavin	$400 [2] The ASA scale measures the speed of this film Gavin	$400 [22] This spinster sleuth was loosely based on Agatha Christie's own grandmother Miss Marple Chuck	$400 [5] In 1961, his body was removed from the Red Square tomb where it had lain with Lenin's Stalin Gavin
$600 [13] The pulmonary artery carries blood from the right ventricle of the heart to this organ pair the lungs Brett	$600 [28] Nevada has 2 state trees, the pinyon & bristlecone varieties of this the pine Chuck	$800 [19] In 1927, this World War I ace became president of the Indianapolis Speedway Rickenbacker Brett	$600 [3] W. Eugene Smith's book "Minamata" showed a fishing village in this country devastated by mercury Japan Chuck	$600 [23] In a series of books by Harry Kemelman, it is Jewish crime solver David Small's occupation a rabbi Gavin	$600 [7] This financial institution was founded in 1694 with capital of 1.5 million pounds the Bank of England Gavin
$800 [14] Much of the bile made by the liver is stored in this pear-shaped sack the gallbladder Brett	$800 [29] South Carolina's state tree; its leaves can be used to make baskets & thatch roofs the palmetto Gavin	$1,000 [20] Last name of twin brothers Francis & Freeland, who built their first steamer in 1897 Stanley Brett	$800 [6] Press photographer Arthur Feilig's nickname; it sounds like a spiritualist's board Weegee Brett Chuck	$800 [24] A boat called the Busted Flush is home base to this John D. MacDonald detective Travis McGee Brett	$800 [9] In addition to his nickname of Bonnie Prince Charlie, Charles Edward was called "The Young" this Pretender Gavin
DD $2,300 [15] From the Greek for snail shell, it's the spiral-shaped part of the inner ear the cochlea Brett	$1,000 [30] Flowering state tree of Missouri & Virginia dogwood Chuck Gavin	DD $2,500 [18] 1 of the world's great conductors, this maestro was also the father-in-law of Vladimir Horowitz Toscanini Gavin	$1,000 [8] This Life photographer was the first accredited female war photographer Margaret Bourke-White Chuck	$1,000 [25] This author's "Coyote Waits" reunites Navajo detectives Jim Chee & Joe Leaphorn (Tony) Hillerman Chuck	$1,000 [10] He declared himself Indonesia's president for life in 1963, but was deposed in 1966 Sukarno Chuck

Final Jeopardy!

MEN OF SCIENCE

In 1927, a year after his death, his autobiography "Harvest of the Years" was published

Luther Burbank

Gavin "Who is Doug Goff?" — wagered $2,000

Brett "Who is Burbank?" — wagered $8,000

Chuck "Who Burbank?" — wagered $8,000

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