Show #1936 1993-01-25 (taped 1992-10-26) Regular

Diane Siegel game 1.

Contestants

Diane Siegel — a homemaker from Northridge, California

Terry Seningen — a casualty claims supervisor from New Castle, Delaware

John den Dulk — a travel agent from Berkeley, California (whose 2-day cash winnings total $31,002)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
John	$700	$1,900	$7,000	$13,999 2nd place: Keller dining furniture + Michael C. Fina china	$8,400 28 R, 5 W (including 2 DDs)
Terry	$700	$1,600	$3,800	$7,600 3rd place: Maytag washer & dryer + Wheel of Fortune & Jeopardy! for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System & Sega Genesis	$3,800 10 R, 0 W
Diane	$1,500	$3,400	$7,400	$14,400 New champion: $14,400	$6,200 15 R (including 1 DD), 3 W

Jeopardy! Round

COLORADO	MGM	FOREIGN WORDS & PHRASES	CONSERVATION	AWARDS	METALS
$100 [3] This city replaced Golden as territorial capital in 1867 Denver Diane	$100 [4] This trademark lion, alluded to in the TNT miniseries "When the Lion Roars", first roared on screen in 1928 Leo John	$100 [1] Add 1 letter to pizza & you'll have this Italian term for a public square a piazza John	$100 [26] BYOB should stand for "bring your own" one of these--a net or cloth one is perfect for shopping a bag John	$100 [12] This ex-British PM received South Africa's highest award for a foreigner in 1991, the Order of Good Hope Magaret Thatcher John	$100 [17] Chrome is the shorter name of this metal, or any of various alloys containing it chromium John
$200 [22] This, not sugarcane, is the source of sugar produced in Colorado (sugar) beets John	$200 [8] In its heyday MGM boasted of having "more stars than there are" here in heaven Terry	$200 [2] It's German for a noisy ghost a Poltergeist Terry	$200 [27] The Nature Conservancy plans to add Buffalo to this Sooner State's Tallgrass Prairie Preserve Oklahoma John	$200 [13] A committee chosen by the Norwegian Parliament is responsible for awarding this Nobel Prize the Peace Prize John	$200 [18] The oldest form of iron known, it's popularly used to make gates, fences & railings wrought iron Diane
$300 [23] A 1991 spill of this from a Coors plant into Clear Creek killed an estimated 17,000 fish beer John	$300 [9] In 1974 MGM celebrated its golden anniversary with the premiere of this musical anthology That's Entertainment! Terry	$300 [5] This Hindi word for prince is ultimately derived from rex, the Latin word for king raja John	$300 [28] In England it's illegal to disturb these flying mammals during their breeding season bats John	$300 [14] For over 30 years the Village Voice has sponsored these awards for off-Broadway theatre the Obies Diane	$300 [19] Iridium, one of the hardest metals, is noted for being the most resistant to this condition oxidation (corrosion, rusting) John
$400 [24] This popular ski resort, the seat of Pitkin County, was once a silver-mining center Aspen Terry	$400 [10] During the funeral of this young executive in 1936, the studio closed down for the only time in its history Irving Thalberg Diane	$400 [6] This Aboriginal word used in "Waltzing Matilda" refers to a stagnant pool or backwater a billabong John	$400 [29] The Marine Mammal Center near Sausalito in this state rescues & cares for sick seals & sea lions California John	$400 [15] For his civil rights work, this retired Supreme Court justice was recently awarded a Liberty Medal Thurgood Marshall John	$400 [20] The Romans called this metal cyprium for the island of Cyprus, their main source copper Diane
$500 [25] This national park whose name is Spanish for "green table" contains Indian cliff dwellings Mesa Verde Diane	$500 [11] In "Pretty Ladies", her first MGM film, this actress appeared under her real name, Lucille Le Sueur Joan Crawford John Diane	$500 [7] This 3-word French phrase is used to mean the ultimate, or the featured dish of a meal the pièce de résistance Diane	$500 [30] This organization, abbreviated WWF, plans to found a marine park on Belize's barrier reef the World Wildlife Fund Diane	DD $1,100 [16] Winners of the Bollingen Prize for this form of literature have included Marianne Moore & Howard Nemerov poetry John	$500 [21] Prestal, which can be molded like plastic, is an alloy of zinc & this light metal aluminum Terry

Double Jeopardy! Round

EXPLORERS	AROUND THE WORLD	LULLABIES	INSECTS	DYNASTIES	OSCAR WILDE
$200 [1] Between 1905 & 1908 Sven Anders Hedin became the 1st European to make a detailed map of this Himalayan country Tibet Terry	$200 [9] In Edmonton, Alberta the Eskimos play football, the Trappers play baseball & the Oilers play this hockey John	$200 [16] This breaking causes the "baby, cradle and all" to come down when the bough breaks John	$200 [21] Although they never breathed fire, some extinct species did have wingspans of up to 2 1/2 feet dragonflies John	$200 [4] This country's Pahlavi Dynasty had 2 rulers, Reza Shah & Muhammad Reza Shah Iran Diane	$200 [26] The only literary property Wilde wrote after being in prison was this "Ballad" The Ballad of Reading Gaol John
$400 [2] Exploring the American SW around 1701, Jesuit Eusebio Kino proved this was a peninsula Baja California Terry	$400 [10] The Arabic name for this Moroccan city is Fas Fez Terry	$400 [17] "Bye, baby bunting, daddy's gone a-" this a-hunting Terry	$400 [22] Named for the animals they feed on, species of this insect include dog, cat, rat & rabbit fleas John Diane	$400 [5] All of this country's emperors from Jimmu to Akihito, have belonged to the same dynasty Japan John	DD $300 [30] Its preface begins, "The artist is the creator of beautiful things" The Picture of Dorian Gray John
$600 [3] The Fram, a ship built by Fridtjof Nansen to explore the Arctic, was used by this Antarctic explorer Amundsen John	$600 [11] At least 5 million people in this country's Assam state speak Assamese India John	$600 [18] In the "Nantucket Lullaby", Father's out seeking one of these roving large mammals a whale John	$600 [23] Encyclopedia Americana calls these disease- carrying insects the most dangerous to man's health mosquitos John	$600 [6] Lords & princes of this dynasty have reigned in Monaco since 1297 Grimaldi Diane	$400 [27] On Broadway in 1992, Sheryl Lee of "Twin Peaks" gave a thinly-veiled performance in this title role Salome Diane
$800 [14] The highest hill on the island where the St. Lawrence & Ottawa Rivers meet was named Mont Real by him Jacques Cartier Diane	$800 [12] The National Mosque is one of the most impressive landmarks in this Malaysian capital Kuala Lumpur Diane	$800 [19] The words to a German song were later added to this composer's 1868 music to create his famous "Lullaby" BrahmsA (mocking) bird & a (billy) goat John	$800 [24] A number of social wasps are called this, after their colorful markings yellow jackets Terry	$1,000 [8] Puyi was the last emperor of this last Chinese dynasty the Qing Dynasty (the Manchu) John	$600 [28] He wrote, "Questions are never indiscreet." These "sometimes are." answers John
$1,000 [15] Louis Hennepin's claim to have traveled down the Mississippi before this explorer was soon discredited La Salle	$1,000 [13] The 2 colors you'll find on the flags of Denmark & Poland red & white John Diane	$1,000 [20] This composer put Hansel & Gretel to sleep with the lullaby "The Little Sandman Am I" Englebert Humperdinck	$1,000 [25] The thistle or painted lady is probably the most widespread one in the world butterflies Diane	DD $2,000 [7] This British dynasty was interrupted by the Commonwealth & restored with Charles II in 1660 the Stuarts Diane	$800 [29] Mad at his son Alfred Douglas' relationship with Wilde, this marquess wanted to box Wilde's ears the Marquess of Queensberry John

Final Jeopardy!

IN THE NEWS

In 1992 it missed its 1st Monday Night Football opener in 23 yrs.; it was in Miami transmitting relief messages

the Goodyear Blimp

Terry "What is the Goodyear Blimp?" — wagered $3,800

John "What is the Goodyear Blimp" — wagered $6,999

Diane "What is the Goodyear blimp?" — wagered $7,000

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