Show #1987 1993-04-06 (taped 1992-12-07) Regular

David Tiemann game 1.

Contestants

David Tiemann — a high school teacher from Brunswick, Maine

Merle Glickman — a housewife from Evanston, Illinois

Kevin Porter — a software consultant from Guelph, Canada (whose 2-day cash winnings total $29,400)

Scores

Player First Commercial End of Jeopardy! End of Double Jeopardy! Final Coryat
Kevin $1,800 $3,000 $5,600 $801
3rd place: Allen Edmonds mens' or ladies' shoes
$5,600
21 R, 4 W
Merle $200 $1,400 $7,500 $11,500
2nd place: trip to Honolulu, Hawaii
$7,400
18 R (including 1 DD), 3 W
David $1,300 $2,600 $7,800 $15,100
New champion: $15,100
$7,300
17 R (including 2 DDs), 1 W

Jeopardy! Round

THE 20th CENTURY THE OSCARS MUSEUMS DOGS ANNUAL EVENTS 3-LETTER WORDS
$100 [6]
When the Luces started this photo-filled magazine in 1936, its price was 10¢
Life
Kevin
$100 [13]
The Academy showed good "taste" in giving him a "Best Actor" Oscar for "The Silence of the Lambs"
Anthony Hopkins
Kevin
$100 [21]
Springer, New Mexico boasts a museum named for this Old West trail
the Santa Fe Trail
David
$100 [11]
This tiny breed is believed to be descended from a Toltec dog called the Techichi
a Chihuahua
David
$100 [26]
October 23 is the traditional day on which these birds depart San Juan Capistrano
the swallows
Kevin
$100 [1]
This term usually refers to a domesticated pig weighing over 120 pounds
a hog
Kevin
$200 [7]
Richard Suskind & this co-author received prison terms for the Howard Hughes bio Hoax
Clifford Irving
$200 [14]
When she won an Oscar for "Terms of Endearment", she cracked, "I deserve this"
Shirley MacLaine
Merle
$200 [22]
Look sharply & you'll find the National Knife Museum in this city known for its choo-choo
Chattanooga
David
$200 [12]
Washington is said to have received several of these short, sad-faced hounds as a gift from Lafayette
a Basset
Merle
$200 [27]
National Aviation Day, August 19, is observed on the birthday of this pilot of the 1st motor- powered flight
Orville Wright
Kevin Merle
$200 [2]
It can mean to snoop, or to force open with a lever
to pry
David
$300 [8]
On July 3, 1976 Israeli commandos "raided" this Ugandan airport
Entebbe
Kevin
$300 [15]
Bette Davis presented him with a "Best Actor" award for "On The Waterfront", & he accepted it
Marlon Brando
Merle
$300 [23]
His "The Starry Night" is one of the stellar attractions in New York City's Museum of Modern Art
Van Gogh
Kevin
$300 [18]
For years many of these dogs in Switzerland were called "Barryhunde" after Barry, who saved 40 lives
a St. Bernard
Kevin
$300 [28]
Deadwood in this state has a Days of '76 celebration commemorating the gold rush in the Black Hills
South Dakota
Kevin
$300 [3]
In computerese it's a word for a tiny piece of information
a bit
Kevin
$400 [9]
The first U.S. blues singer to tour the Soviet Union, his guitar is named Lucille
B.B. King
David
$400 [16]
This actor received 2 Oscar nominations for playing the same role in 2 "Godfather" films
Al Pacino
Merle
$400 [24]
The Arizona Hall of Fame & the Hall of Flame are both in this capital city
Phoenix
Kevin
$400 [19]
Of several Arctic dogs called huskies, it's the only purebred
the Siberian Husky
Kevin Merle
$400 [29]
Salley, S.C. has a day in November named for & devoted to these pig intestines
chitlins
Merle
$400 [4]
It can be a practical joke, something put over the mouth, or an obstacle to free speech
a gag
Kevin
DD $600 [10]
In 1957 this governor called in the National Guard to stop the integration of a Little Rock high school
Orval Faubus
David
$500 [17]
Mary Badham was such a good "Scout" in this Gregory Peck film that she received a 1962 Oscar nomination
To Kill a Mockingbird
David
$500 [25]
Sir Henry Tate, a sugar refining magnate, founded the museum now known as the Tate Gallery in this city
London
David
$500 [20]
The earliest known record of this once- royal dog dates back to the Tang Dynasty of the 8th century
a Pekingese
Kevin Merle
$500 [30]
This city's Mark Twain Historic District is the site of the Mississippi River Art Festival in May
Hannibal (Missouri)
Kevin
$500 [5]
In tennis this high- arcing shot is designed to land behind an opponent
a lob
Kevin

Double Jeopardy! Round

SOUTH CAROLINA COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES THE ELEMENTS WOMEN IN MYTHOLOGY ROYALTY BOOKS & AUTHORS
$200 [21]
This Confederate president's last cabinet meeting took place in Abbeville, S.C.
Jefferson Davis
David
$200 [16]
The University of Paris grew out of the medieval schools of this cathedral
Notre Dame
David
$200 [3]
In Japan seaweed is a major source of this element identified by the symbol I
iodine
Merle
$200 [26]
She had "the face that launched a thousand ships"
Helen of Troy
Merle
$200 [8]
This emperor tried to blame the Christians for burning Rome in the year 64 A.D.
Nero
Merle
$200 [1]
The first sequel to this Astrid Lindgren book about a red-headed girl is "Pippi Goes On Board"
Pippi Longstocking
Merle
$400 [22]
In 1786 the state capital was moved from Charleston to this city
Columbia
Merle
$400 [17]
It's the 3-part college board test used by schools to decide which students to accept
the SATs
Kevin
$400 [4]
The name of this element means "water forming"
hydrogen
Kevin Merle
$400 [27]
In order to ensure their purity, these attendants of Vesta were chosen at ages 6-10
the Vestal Virgins
Merle
$400 [9]
Humayun, the second Mogul ruler of this country, died in 1556 after falling down a staircase
India
David
$400 [2]
"What Is Remembered" is the 1963 autobiography of this associate of Gertrude Stein
Alice B. Toklas
Kevin
$600 [23]
This war's Battles of Cowpens & King's Mountain were fought in South Carolina
the Revolutionary War
Kevin David
$600 [18]
Food lovers can go to Berry in Georgia, Mount Olive in North Carolina or Rice in this state
Texas
David
$600 [5]
The odor given off by cooking cabbage & turnips is due to this element also found in eggs
sulfur
Merle David
$600 [28]
Zeus once punished this jealous wife by suspending her from the sky with Anvils tied to her feet
Hera
Kevin
$600 [10]
In 336 B.C. this king of Macedonia was assassinated at his daughter's wedding
Philip
Merle
$600 [11]
His second book, "Omoo", was based on his experiences as a mutineer in Polynesia in 1842
Herman Melville
Kevin
$800 [24]
In 1964 this South Carolina senator switched from Democrat to Republican
Strom Thurmond
Merle
$800 [19]
In 1873 he left $3,500,000 to found a hospital & an equal amount to found a university in Baltimore
Johns Hopkins
David
$800 [6]
Pierre Janssen first noted this element in 1868 while studying the Sun's chromosphere
helium
Merle
$800 [29]
During Ulysses' absence, she put off suitors by weaving a never-ending shroud
Penelope
Kevin
$800 [14]
James V was the seventh member of this family to become king of Scotland
the Stuarts
David
$800 [12]
This author of "The World According to Garp" called it "an artfully disguised soap opera"
John Irving
David
$1,000 [25]
This famous resort is the largest island between New Jersey & Florida
Hilton Head Island
DD $1,400 [20]
2 of the 3 universities attended by Bill Clinton
(2 of) Yale, Oxford & Georgetown
David
DD $1,100 [7]
Named for Marie Curie's homeland, it was the 1st element to be discovered by means of its radioactivity
polonium
Merle
$1,000 [30]
This woman whose name means "all gifted" was fashioned out of clay by Hephaestus
Pandora
Kevin
$1,000 [15]
This "Mad King" of Bavaria drowned himself a few days after he was deposed in 1886
(Mad King) Ludwig
Kevin
$1,000 [13]
In this 1962 book, Nixon said, "The Hiss case brought me national fame"
Six Crises
Merle

Final Jeopardy!

FAMOUS HOMES

There's a famous home on a piece of land called Walker's Point in this U.S. town

Kennebunkport, Maine

Kevin "What is Guelph?" — wagered $4,799
Merle "What is Kennebunkport, ME?" — wagered $4,000
David "What is Kennebunkport Maine?" — wagered $7,300

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