Show #1961 1993-03-01 (taped 1992-11-10) Regular

Contestants

Bill Roche — a junior high school teacher from Ashland, Montana

Robin Leidner — a sociologist from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Susie Macksey — a stand-up comic from Cambridge, Massachusetts (whose 3-day cash winnings total $27,100)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Susie	$900	$2,400	$5,600	$100 3rd place: Busnell binoculars + Wheel of Fortune & Jeopardy! for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System & Sega Genesis	$6,600 24 R, 4 W (including 1 DD)
Robin	$1,600	$2,100	$4,500	$8,500 New champion: $8,500	$4,500 15 R (including 1 DD), 3 W
Bill	$100	$400	$5,800	$200 2nd place: trip on Delta to Puerto Vallarta & stay at the Krystal Vallarta	$4,800 13 R (including 1 DD), 3 W

Jeopardy! Round

FISH	BUSINESS & INDUSTRY	CARDS	MUSICAL THEATRE	BIOGRAPHIES	CLICHES
$100 [16] The rainbow species of this salmon relative gets its name from the broad red band along its side a trout Susie	$100 [18] Turner Broadcasting launched this 24-hour information service in 1980 CNN Susie	$100 [26] In order, cards can be counted one, two, three or ace, deuce, this trey Susie	$100 [1] In 1970, Groucho was a consultant on "Minnie's Boys", the story of these brothers & their mother the Marx brothers Bill	$100 [11] In 1931 Clara Clemens published a memoir of this author, her father Mark Twain Robin	$100 [6] According to the cliche, a man who lacks perception can't do this past the end of his nose see Robin
$200 [17] This common carp kept in bowls was developed by the Chinese perhaps as early as the 10th century the goldfish Robin	$200 [19] Swedish automaker Volvo owns about 1/4 of the stock of this largest car rental company Hertz Robin	$200 [27] Ogier the Dane, who slew giants with his sword, is supposed to be this one-eyed fellow the Jack Susie	$200 [2] This musical was based on a book called "The Year the Yankees Lost the Pennant" Damn Yankees Susie	$200 [12] "Glory Days" by Dave Marsh has been called "the most complete" book ever written about this rock star Bruce Springsteen Susie	$200 [7] Gardeners know "to nip" something "in" this means to stop it from developing the bud Robin
$300 [22] In the U.S. the fish-and-chips franchise business uses this fish almost exclusively cod Bill	$300 [20] In 1967 McDonnell Aircraft merged with this aircraft firm Douglas Robin	$300 [28] Most games use 52 cards; standard pinochle uses this many 48 Robin	$300 [3] Act I of this 1970s musical ends with the song "You Won't Be An Orphan For Long" Annie Susie	$300 [13] A double biography of Aaron Burr & this man is subtitled "Their Lives, Their Times, Their Duel" Hamilton Susie	$300 [8] It often precedes "in the mouth" or "on his luck" down Robin
$400 [23] Commercially, one of the most important species of this food fish is the skipjack, or oceanic bonito the tuna Susie	$400 [21] Bayer, BASF & Hoechst are the big 3 of this country's chemical industry Germany Susie Bill	$400 [29] In baccarat face cards & tens are worth this many points 0 Robin Bill	$400 [4] In a 1964 musical, the waiters at the Harmonia Gardens sing this title song to Mrs. Levi "Hello, Dolly!" Susie	$500 [15] They're the subject of Anne Edwards' book "Royal Sisters" Queen Elizabeth & Princess Margaret	$400 [9] A person newly in office may make sweeping changes, hence "a new" one of these "sweeps clean" a broom Robin
$500 [25] This sharp-toothed fish with an American-Spanish name has been called the "Tiger of the Sea" the barracuda Susie	$500 [24] This magazine founded by Lila & DeWitt Wallace has never carried cigarette ads in its U.S. editions Reader's Digest Susie	$500 [30] In 1937 a fifth suit of these birds was added to the deck for 5-suit bridge in the U.S. eagles Robin	$500 [5] This 1945 Rodgers & Hammerstein musical was based on "Liliom", a Hungarian play by Ferenc Molnar Carousel Robin	DD $1,000 [14] Albert Schweitzer, an authority on this Baroque composer, published a biography of him in 1905 Johann Sebastian Bach Susie	$500 [10] The phrase "Love me, love" this pet dates all the way back to St. Bernard my dog Susie

Double Jeopardy! Round

THE 1930s	AMERICAN LITERATURE	WORLD FACTS	SCIENCE	MYTHOLOGY	TOWER OF LONDON PRISONERS
$200 [1] A popular song of 1932 asked, "Brother, can you spare" one of these a dime Susie	$200 [2] This novel by Stephen Crane is subtitled "An Episode of the American Civil War" The Red Badge of Courage Susie	$200 [11] This largest Italian island is separated from Tunisia by about 90 miles of the Mediterranean Sea Sicily Bill	$200 [16] For Tungsten it's 3410º C., the highest of any metal the melting point Bill	$200 [18] One of his labors involved capturing a team of man-eating horses Hercules Susie	$200 [25] She was Henry VIII's second wife, though she was the first he locked in the Tower Anne Boleyn Susie
$400 [7] On October 5, 1931 Hugh Herndon & Clyde Pangborn completed the first nonstop flight across this ocean the Pacific Ocean Bill	$400 [3] In 1972 some of his Nick Adams stories were published for the first time Hemingway Susie	$400 [12] This hieroglyphic tablet was found in 1799 at Ft. St. Julian, Egypt & named for a nearby town the Rosetta Stone Robin	$400 [17] Roentgenography refers to photography by use of these X-rays Susie	$400 [19] The Graiae were sisters who shared a single one of these; how Cyclopean an eye Susie	$400 [26] This future queen was imprisoned there by Bloody Mary Elizabeth I Robin
$600 [8] In December 1933 this lady of Lourdes was made a saint Bernadette Susie	$600 [4] "Sons", about the children of Wang Lung, was a sequel to this Pearl Buck novel The Good Earth Susie	$600 [13] The descendants of the Bounty mutineers were moved from this island to Norfolk Island in 1856 Pitcairn Island Bill	$600 [22] It's the branch of physics that deals with light & vision optics Bill	$600 [20] A bronze giant named Talos guarded this island of King Minos Crete Bill	$600 [27] She spent more time in the tower in 1553 & 1554 than the 9 days she spent on the throne of England Lady Jane Grey Robin
$800 [9] In March 1939 this nation ceased to exist for awhile; it was split up between Hungary & Germany Czechoslovakia Susie Robin Bill	$800 [5] The title of his 1847 novel "Omoo" is Polynesian for a person who wanders from island to island Melville Robin	$800 [14] Van Cao wrote this Southeast Asian nation's national anthem, "Forward, Soldiers" Vietnam Bill	$800 [23] The stannous fluoride found in toothpaste is a compound of fluorine & this metal tin Bill	$800 [21] The Polynesian god who fished the Hawaiian islands up from the ocean, or the island Lahaina's on Maui Susie	$800 [28] After 13 years in the Tower, he convinced James I to release him on the promise he'd find a gold mine Sir Walter Raleigh
$1,000 [10] Charles Lindbergh helped develop the Perfusion Pump, an artificial one of these a heart Bill	DD $1,000 [6] Trying to repeat the success of his earlier anthology, he published "The New Spoon River" in 1924 (Edgar Lee) Masters Robin	DD $2,000 [15] Columbus discovered the island of Dominica on this day of the week, hence the name Sunday Bill	$1,000 [24] These are substances such as salts, acids & bases which conduct electricity when dissolved in water electrolytes	$1,000 [29] The Epigoni were the sons of the "Seven Against" this city Thebes Susie	$1,000 [30] It held prisoners as late as 1941, when this German P.O.W. was there Rudolf Hess Susie Bill

Final Jeopardy!

U.S. CITIES

To shorten its name to fit a newspaper's masthead, this Ohio city lost an "A" in 1832

Cleveland

Robin "What is Cleveland?" — wagered $4,000

Susie "What is Akron?" — wagered $5,500

Bill "What is Akron?" — wagered $5,600

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