Show #1134 1989-07-06 (taped 1989-02-21) Regular

Contestants

Jack Turner — a college professor from Arcata, California

Paul Samuels — an attorney originally from Chicago, Illinois

Carol Davidson — a commercial insurance writer from Simi Valley, California (whose 1-day cash winnings total $300)

Scores

Player First Commercial End of Jeopardy! End of Double Jeopardy! Final Coryat
Carol $1,500 $2,400 $5,800 $10,000
2-day champion: $10,300
$4,200
14 R (including 1 DD), 1 W
Paul $500 $300 $6,300 $999
2nd place: a Caribbean cruise from St. Martin to the Bahamas
$8,100
21 R, 5 W (including 2 DDs)
Jack $1,400 $1,400 $4,600 $0
3rd place: Bob Mitchell Designs wall coverings
$4,600
14 R, 2 W

Jeopardy! Round

PEOPLE AMERICAN CITIES ICE SKATING ANAGRAMS SHEEP ADS & COMMERCIALS
$100 [9]
A NYC trial, referred to in the press as the "Bess mess", ended in Dec. '88 with her acquittal
Bess Myerson
Jack
$100 [3]
Called the "winter baseball capital of the U.S.", this city lies across the bay from Tampa, Fla.
St. Petersburg
Jack
$100 [1]
Alicia Starbuck is better known by this nickname
Jojo Starbuck
Carol
$100 [13]
Melon is an anagram of this other fruit
lemon
Jack
$100 [17]
The East Frisian breed isn't raised for its wool but for this
its milk
Paul
$300 [23]
Ads for this credit card boast that it's "everywhere you want to be"
Visa
Carol
$200 [10]
Russians Musa Manarov & Vladimir Titov spent a record one year here
space
Carol
$200 [4]
More than 60% of the world's general aviation aircraft are built in this city, Kansas' largest
Wichita
Jack
$200 [2]
To keep ankles from wobbling, this part of the skate should be slightly off center, not in the exact middle
the blade
Carol Paul
$200 [14]
Carole is one of these, but she doesn't work at Delphi
an oracle
Carol
$200 [18]
Wild sheep named after this Venetian explorer live at very high elevations in Central Asia
Marco Polo
Carol
$300 [20]
In a 1988 speech for Dukakis at Rutgers U., this blond actor began "Hello everybody, I'm Dan Quayle"
Robert Redford
Paul
$300 [5]
From 1950-64 the population of this Alabama city "skyrocketed" from 16,000 to more than 123,000
Huntsville
Carol
$300 [6]
Tai's partner, he was forced to withdraw from the 1980 Winter Olympics because of a groin injury
Randy Gardner
Paul
$300 [15]
A knight should keep his clean
lance
$300 [21]
In this 1936 classic Chaplin film, a bunch of sheep seem to turn into a bunch of people heading to work
Modern Times
Paul
$400 [24]
Mark Hebbard may make it into Guinness for hitting 90 decibels while doing this when asleep
snoring
Carol
$400 [7]
A statue of Samuel Clemens stands in Riverview Park in this city on the Mississippi River
Hannibal
Jack
$400 [11]
The Russian split isn't a dessert, it's one of the most dramatic of these
a jump
Carol
$400 [16]
I'd walk a mile for the juice of this of this when I feel like having a gimlet
a lime
Paul
$500 [26]
Take the wool off a sheep, or pull the wool over someone's eyes & steal him blind
fleece
Paul Jack
$500 [25]
On leaving Paris, Lech Walesa said he was sorry he didn't get to meet this former actress, "his 1st love"
Brigitte Bardot
Jack
$500 [8]
An Air Force base named for the Wright Bros. & test pilot Frank Patterson is in this Ohio city
Dayton
Jack
$500 [12]
It's the "academic" term for compulsory figures
school figures
Carol
$500 [19]
When we see a good production of one of his tragedies, "we all make his praise"
William Shakespeare
DD $800 [22]
Name of the popular TV star seen here:
Lamb Chop
Paul

Double Jeopardy! Round

WOMEN IN HISTORY ART AMERICAN AUTHORS RELIGION THE MOVIES GEORGE BUSH
$200 [1]
For her service in this war, Pennsylvania awarded Molly Pitcher a $40-a-year pension
the Revolutionary War
Jack
$200 [4]
As reflected in her style, American artist Mary Cassatt studied with Impressionists in this city
Paris
Paul
$200 [13]
After he wrote "Omoo" & "The Whale", he published a book of Civil War poems called "Battle-Pieces"
Herman Melville
Jack
$200 [24]
Until 1949 Confucianism was this country's state religion
China
Carol
$200 [8]
Bette Midler made her film debut as a ship passenger in this 1965 Michener island saga
Hawaii
Paul
$200 [7]
As a Navy pilot during WWII, he named 4 of his planes this, in honor of his future wife
Barbara
Carol
$400 [2]
Legend says Xilingshi, the wife of the Chinese emperor Huang-Ti, discovered this fiber
silk
Paul
$400 [22]
Around 1535 Michelangelo began "The Last Judgment", a fresco on the wall of this room
the Sistine Chapel
Paul
$400 [14]
"Mitla Pass" by this author of "Exodus" is a story of the 1956 Sinai war
Leon Uris
Paul
$600 [26]
This religion had a marriage contract called a ketubah long before today's prenuptial pacts
Judaism
Paul
$400 [9]
This Oscar-winning 1959 film is partially set in the Valley of the Lepers
Ben-Hur
Carol
$400 [15]
In 1966 Bush was elected to this, his 1st elected office
Representative (Congressman)
Jack
$600 [3]
In 1972 she founded "Stop ERA"
Phyllis Schlafly
Jack
$600 [23]
American folk artist whose 1st paintings were copies of Currier & Ives prints
Grandma Moses
Carol
$600 [16]
He wrote 4 volumes of short stories including "Tales of the Jazz Age" & "All the Sad Young Men"
F. Scott Fitzgerald
Paul
$800 [29]
Arabic for "struggle", it's an Islamic "holy war" whose primary purpose is to spread the faith
jihad
Paul
$600 [10]
He played the seductive Vicomte de Valmont, whose life was full of "Dangerous Liaisons"
John Malkovich
Paul
$600 [17]
In 1975 President Ford asked him to head this U.S. agency
the CIA
Paul
$800 [5]
You've heard of a nine day wonder, well, she was nicknamed the "Nine Days' Queen"
Lady Jane Grey
Paul
$800 [27]
It's the art of carving whalebone
scrimshaw
Jack
$800 [20]
"The education of" this man is an autobiography of a grandson & greatgrandson of presidents
Henry Adams
Paul
$1,000 [30]
Founded 7 years after the Franciscans, the Catholic order of preachers is better known by this name
the Dominicans
Paul
$800 [11]
Elizabeth Taylor sang "Send In The Clowns" in this movie musical, & we're not clowning around
A Little Night Music
Paul
$800 [18]
It took him only 3 years to earn a B.A. degree in economics at this university
Yale
Paul
DD $1,000 [6]
Visiting her birthplace at 10 E. Oglethorpe in Savannah, Ga. won't get you a merit badge
Juliette Gordon Low
Paul
$1,000 [28]
Noted surrealist Rene Magritte was from this Low Country
Belgium
Jack
$1,000 [21]
Author of "The Ambassadors", he's also known for his literary criticism such as "The Art of Fiction"
Henry James
Paul
DD $2,000 [25]
He's pastor of the Thomas Road Baptist church in Lynchburg, Virginia
Jerry Falwell
Carol
$1,000 [12]
This German silent film about a vampire was remade with Klaus Kinski in 1979
Nosferatu
Jack
$1,000 [19]
In 1942 Mr. Bush graduated from Phillips Academy in this, his native state
Massachusetts
Paul Jack

Final Jeopardy!

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

The name of this instrument played with the mouth goes back to a Greek word for "agreement"

harmonica

Jack "What is ocarina" — wagered $4,600
Carol "What is harmonica?" — wagered $4,200
Paul "What is a flute?" — wagered $5,301

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