Show #1942 1993-02-02 (taped 1992-10-27) Regular

Contestants

Susan Mace — a print production assistant from Sun City Center, Florida

Karl Weber — a book publisher from Chappaqua, New York

Barbara Sontz — a computer consultant from New York City, New York (whose 1-day cash winnings total $5,600)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Barbara	$600	$1,600	$10,200	$18,200 2-day champion: $23,800	$7,200 18 R (including 1 DD), 1 W
Karl	$1,000	$2,200	$11,400	$2,399 3rd place: Gibson freezer + Jeopardy! home game	$10,000 20 R (including 1 DD), 1 W
Susan	$1,700	$4,800	$6,600	$13,100 2nd place: Bassett home office center + Panasonic home office package + Jeopardy! home game	$5,700 18 R (including 1 DD), 4 W

Jeopardy! Round

U.S. CITIES	POPULAR MUSIC	BUSINESS & INDUSTRY	NATURE	FOOD	LEFTOVERS
$100 [9] The Martin Luther King, Jr. Historic District is located in this Georgia capital Atlanta Susan	$100 [16] "Like A Rolling Stone" was featured on his "Highway 61 Revisited" album, released in 1965 Bob Dylan Susan	$100 [1] The origin of this corporation was the 1878 founding of the Edison Electric Light Company General Electric Susan	$100 [4] This national symbol is also known as the white-headed eagle the bald eagle Barbara	$100 [25] The jumbo size of these weigh at least 30 ounces per dozen eggs Barbara Karl	$100 [7] To provoke trouble is to stir up a "hornet's" one of these a hornet's nest Karl
$200 [10] In 1586, 21 years after it was founded, this Florida city was looted & burned by Sir Francis Drake St. Augustine Karl	$200 [17] Though his version hit No. 1 in 1976, he didn't write "I Write The Songs"; Bruce Johnston did Barry Manilow Barbara	$200 [2] This soft drink company owns Pizza Hut, Taco Bell & Kentucky Fried Chicken PepsiCo Karl	$200 [14] This tree which yields the lightest commercial wood is also called a corkwood balsa Susan	$200 [26] Tubettini, ziti & mostaccioli are types of this pasta Barbara	$200 [8] This makeup is commonly worn on the cheeks but can add color to the chin or eyelids, too rouge (blush) Barbara
$300 [18] This city's Lincoln Park Zoo recently renovated its Kovler Lion House, creating a new area for big cats Chicago Barbara	$300 [21] "Leader Of The Laundromat" was written as a parody of this 1964 song "Leader Of The Pack" Susan	$300 [3] This brand name leads the U.S. in sales of men's underwear Fruit of the Loom Susan	$300 [15] The world's only marine lizard is a species of this lizard found on the Galapagos Islands an iguana Susan	$300 [27] The Latin name of this type of mint is Mentha piperita peppermint Susan	$300 [11] As a publicity stunt, this wife of George Burns ran for president in 1940 on the "Surprise Party" ticket Gracie Allen Barbara
$400 [19] This Pennsylvania city is the state's only lake port Erie Barbara	$400 [22] In 1968 this Beatles song topped the charts for 9 weeks--the longest of any of their singles "Hey Jude" Karl Susan	$400 [5] In 1961 it became the first Japanese company to sell stock to U.S. investors Sony Susan	$400 [24] Fleur-de-lis can refer to a lily or to this flower whose name is from the Greek for "rainbow" iris Karl	$400 [28] This fermented Korean pickle can be made of other vegetables as well as cabbage kimchee Susan	$400 [12] In 1739 highwayman Dick Turpin was hanged for stealing one of these animals a horse Susan
$500 [20] Completed in 1972, this firm's pyramid-shaped building has come to be a symbol of San Francisco Transamerica Karl	$500 [23] Georgia Brown introduced "As Long As He Needs Me" in the London & New York productions of this musical Oliver! Susan	$500 [6] These sunglasses by Bausch & Lomb are so named because they reduce infrared & ultraviolet light Ray-Bans Karl	DD $1,400 [30] About 95% of this fruit grown in the world is of the European or Vitis vinifera type grapes Susan	$500 [29] Triticale is a hybrid of rye & this other grain wheat Susan	$500 [13] This actor who played John Steed on "The Avengers" subtitled his memoir "The Avenger Returns" Patrick MacNee Susan

Double Jeopardy! Round

THE 1980s	THEATRE HISTORY	CHILDREN'S BOOKS	MEDICINE MEN	MONEY	POPES NAMED LEO
$200 [15] In 1988, after purchasing MGM's library of films, he founded the TNT network Ted Turner Karl	$200 [6] In 1928 this Barrymore starred in the play that opened the theatre named for her Ethel Barrymore Barbara	$200 [8] "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz" was first published a few days after this author's 44th birthday in 1900 (Frank) Baum Barbara	$200 [21] Around the turn of the century Karl Landsteiner found that there were 4 major types of this blood groups Barbara	$200 [1] You could spend a penni in Helsinki in this country where 100 of them are worth 1 markka Finland Karl Susan	$200 [26] Leo I persuaded this Hun not to attack Rome, but couldn't keep Gaiseric the Vandal from sacking it Attila Barbara
$400 [17] In July 1980 this presidential brother registered as an agent of the Libyan government Billy Carter Karl	$400 [7] 16th century theatrical form whose name is Italian for "comedy of the profession" or "comedy of art" commedia dell'arte Karl	$400 [12] The first English version of this adventure novel was called "The Family Robinson Crusoe" The Swiss Family Robinson Karl	$400 [22] In the 1940s & 50s this New Yorker developed vaccines for influenza & polio (Jonas) Salk Barbara	$400 [2] Just as 100 pence make one of these in the United Kingdom, 100 piasters do in Egypt a pound Susan	$400 [27] In 1535 Pope Leo XI was born Alessandro de Medici in this city Florence Barbara
$600 [18] Originally a playing card manufacturer, this Japanese company debuted its video games in the U.S. in 1986 Nintendo Susan	$600 [9] The great Greek tragic playwrights also wrote comedies about these lecherous goat-men Satyrs Karl	$800 [14] "Teammates" is a children's book about this man who became the 1st Black Major League Baseball player Jackie Robinson Barbara	$800 [24] It's what Paul Ehrlich called the chemicals he shot at microbes to kill them magic bullets Susan	$600 [3] Subtract 3 letters from this country's name and you'll get a unit of its currency, the Mongo Mongolia Barbara	$600 [28] Leo X excommunicated this German religious reformer in 1521 Luther Karl
$800 [19] In 1981 this headmistress of a girls' school was convicted of murdering Scarsdale Diet Dr. Herman Tarnower Jean Harris Karl	$800 [10] This Cardinal engaged 5 playwrights to collaborate on the 1635 play "La comedie des Tuileries" Richelieu Karl	$1,000 [16] This creator of The Pushmi-Pullyu also wrote "Porridge Poetry", a book of poems for children Hugh Lofting Karl	$1,000 [25] In 1798 he wrote "An Inquiry into the Causes & Effects of the Variolae Vaccine, a Disease Known (as) Cow Pox" (Edward) Jenner Barbara	$800 [4] This Southeast Asian country's unit is the Dong Vietnam Susan	$800 [29] Leo XIII reached an agreement with this "Iron Chancellor", ending Germany's Kulturkampf against Catholics Bismarck Karl
$1,000 [20] In 1987 this former two-term governor of Texas was forced to declare bankruptcy Connally Karl	$1,000 [11] Legend says he was the first actor to talk back to the Greek chorus, if you don't count all those hecklers Thespis	DD $2,000 [13] T.H. White revised this 1939 book & republished it in 1958 as part of "The Once and Future King" The Sword in the Stone Karl	DD $3,600 [23] During WWI brothers in this Minnesota family alternated as chief consultant on surgery for the Army the Mayos Barbara	$1,000 [5] In 1986 this country replaced the cruzeiro with the cruzado Brazil Barbara	$1,000 [30] During the Pontificate of Leo IX, the Schism between Rome & this Byzantine city became final Constantinople Susan

Final Jeopardy!

HISTORIC NAMES

A U.S. naval squadron brought back his remains from France in 1905, 113 years after his death

John Paul Jones

Susan "Who is John Paul Jones" — wagered $6,500

Barbara "Who is JP Jones?" — wagered $8,000

Karl "Who was Ben Franklin?" — wagered $9,001

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