Show #1976 1993-03-22 (taped 1992-12-01) Regular

Contestants

Charlie Crawford — a teacher and author from Wayne, Pennsylvania

Michael Melzer — a jeweler from New York City, New York

Mary Maher — a L.A. area housing authority manager originally from Houston, Texas (whose 1-day cash winnings total $12,601)

Scores

Player First Commercial End of Jeopardy! End of Double Jeopardy! Final Coryat
Mary $600 $3,200 $6,600 $10,300
2-day champion: $22,901
$6,400
19 R (including 1 DD), 1 W
Michael $-300 $1,500 $5,100 $5,800
2nd place: Bassett bedroom suite + Bassett Dream Maker mattress & box spring
$5,300
20 R (including 1 DD), 4 W (including 1 DD)
Charlie $1,000 $0 $2,200 $4,400
3rd place: Bushnell telescope + Wheel of Fortune & Jeopardy! for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System & Sega Genesis
$2,200
12 R, 7 W

Jeopardy! Round

1992 ACTORS & ACTRESSES ASTROLOGY WEIGHTS & MEASURES SEARCHES "C" IN SPELLING
$100 [18]
In May U.S. forces began returning home all "boat people" from this country in the West Indies
Haiti
Mary
$100 [1]
This actor directed "The Outlaw Josey Wales", but not "The Return of Josey Wales"
Clint Eastwood
Mary
$100 [6]
People born under this sign love to be the center of attention; if you ignore them, they may "roar"
Leo
Michael
$100 [23]
It's easy to get to the bottom of this marine measure; it's only 6 feet
a fathom
Mary
$100 [11]
In a 1921 play it's what Pirandello's "Six Characters" were "in Search of"
an author
Michael
$100 [13]
This tree bark spice is frequently sprinkled on toast
C-I-N-N-A-M-O-N
Michael
$200 [19]
Betty Boothroyd became the first female speaker of this nation's House of Commons
England
Michael
$200 [2]
In the 1970 film "Gas-S-S-S!", this actress was billed under her maiden name, Talia Coppola
Talia Shire
Charlie
$200 [7]
If this is your sign, astrologer Linda Goodman would call you a "Virginian"
Virgo
Mary
$200 [27]
In the Army a pace is 30 inches in quick time & 36 inches in this
double time
Mary Charlie
$200 [12]
Even the Japanese Navy took part in the search for her in July 1937
Amelia Earhart
Charlie
$200 [14]
An Alpine dwelling for a Swiss miss
C-H-A-L-E-T
Mary
$300 [20]
In January this Virginia governor became the first major presidential candidate to drop out
(Doug) Wilder
Michael
$300 [3]
Moonlighting from "Moonlighting", in 1987 he made his major film debut in "Blind Date"
Bruce Willis
Mary
$300 [8]
These people are known for a tenacity that can best be described as "crablike"
Cancer
Charlie
$300 [28]
It's the type of injury whose seriousness is measured in degrees
a burn
Mary
$300 [24]
Roald Amundsen in 1903-06 was the first to sail this much sought-after route
the Northwest Passage
Michael
$300 [15]
When knighthood was in flower, it was the age of this
C-H-I-V-A-L-R-Y
Mary
$400 [21]
In May the U.N. slapped economic sanctions on Montenegro & this Yugoslav republic
Serbia
Michael
$400 [4]
This actor won 3 straight Emmys for Best Actor in a Comedy Series for "Family Ties"
Michael Fox
Charlie
$400 [9]
Appropriately, Libra, the sign of beauty, is ruled by this planet
Venus
Charlie
$400 [29]
2 ens or a famous Auntie
an em
Mary Charlie
$400 [25]
It's the process of looking for water with a divining rod
dowsing
Michael
$400 [16]
To visit Mystic Seaport, you have to go to this state
C-O-N-N-E-C-T-I-C-U-T
Michael Charlie
DD $800 [22]
In May 1992 this newest Space Shuttle made its maiden flight
the Endeavour
Michael
$500 [5]
On Bastille Day 1991 Sophia Loren became a Chevalier in this French order created by Napoleon
the Legion of Honor
$500 [10]
This sign is symbolized by an arachnid that's fluorescent when exposed to ultraviolet light
Scorpio
Michael Charlie
$500 [30]
Without an "E" on the end, it's a thousandth of an inch; with an "E", it's 1,760 yards
a mil (or a mile)
Mary
$500 [26]
Morey Bernstein's "The Search for" this person is subtitled "A New Age Classic"
Bridey Murphy
Michael
$500 [17]
This small breed of dog is sometimes bred in the Mexican city of the same name
C-H-I-H-U-A-H-U-A
Mary

Double Jeopardy! Round

SCIENCE PRESIDENTIAL TRIVIA TRAVEL & TOURISM THEATRE CHILDREN'S LITERATURE CIVIL RIGHTS
$200 [15]
On the pH scale, anything below 7 is acidic & anything above 7 is this
alkaline
Michael
$200 [26]
He was the first president over 6' tall; 6'2" to be exact, no lie
George Washington
Michael Charlie
$200 [6]
Experts say that at its present tilt, this Italian landmark could collapse without warning
the Leaning Tower of Pisa
Charlie
$200 [1]
Plautus' ancient comedy "Aulularia" concerns an old miser & his pot of this metal
gold
Michael
$200 [19]
Finding no bone in the cupboard, she buys her dog some bread, tripe & beer
Old Mother Hubbard
Mary
$200 [10]
It basically means "to separate from the flock", the Latin for flock being "grex"
segregate
Michael
$400 [16]
Carotene, found in carrots & other plants, is converted by the body into this vitamin
A
Michael
$400 [27]
He was returning from Potsdam when he heard that the first A-bomb had been dropped on Japan
Truman
Mary
$400 [7]
In Paris' Place des Pyramides, an equestrian statue of this female saint attracts yearly pilgrimages
Joan of Arc
Charlie
$400 [2]
Theatre fans flock to Piccolo Teatro in this city while opera fans go to La Scala
Milan
Michael
$400 [20]
1911's "Peter and Wendy" was a retelling of this play in book form
Peter Pan
Charlie
$400 [11]
In 1762 Jean-Jacques Rousseau wrote, "Man is born free, and everywhere he is in" these
chains
Mary
$600 [17]
It's the most massive part of an atom
the nucleus
Charlie
$800 [28]
Between his terms as president he lived on Madison Ave. in New York & took the train to his job at a law firm
(Grover) Cleveland
Mary Michael
$600 [8]
On a trip to this country, you might enjoy a game at the world's largest soccer stadium, the Maracana
Brazil
$800 [4]
This song with a number as its title is the last musical number in "A Chorus Line"
"One"
Mary
$600 [21]
In a 1938 novel, would- be polar explorer Mr. Popper raises a flock of these birds
penguins
Charlie
$600 [12]
Present when King was shot in 1968, he got some 7 million votes in the 1988 primaries
Jesse Jackson
Mary
$800 [24]
It's Newton's third & probably best known law of motion
for every action there is an equal & opposite reaction
Michael Charlie
$800 [9]
In Silkeborg on this Danish peninsula, you can see the remains of the 2,000-year-old "Tollund Man"
the Jutland Peninsula
Michael
$1,000 [5]
His 1935 play "Awake and Sing" is set in the Bronx during the Depression
(Clifford) Odets
Charlie
$800 [22]
Perrault's version of this fairy story was published in 1696 as "La Belle au Bois Dormant"
Sleeping Beauty
Mary
DD $1,000 [13]
Gandhi dubbed them the Harijan, children of God, the name they're now known by
the untouchables
Mary
$1,000 [25]
The Cretaceous Period, during which dinosaurs became extinct, was the last period of this geological era
the Mesozoic
$1,000 [18]
From May to July, Finland offers special "Midnight Sun Flights" from Helsinki to this Arctic region
Lapland
Michael Charlie
DD $1,200 [3]
These brothers wrote songs for the 1926 musical "Oh, Kay!", which was revived in 1990
the (George & Ira) Gershwins
Michael
$1,000 [23]
The Rose Garden at Maytham Hall, Kent was one inspiration for this Frances Hodgson Burnett book
The Secret Garden
Charlie
$1,000 [14]
In 1896 Syngman Rhee joined a group that fought for civil rights in this country he later ruled
Korea
Michael

Final Jeopardy!

U.S. CITIES

This city, its state's largest, was named for a co-founder of a banking & express transport company

Fargo

Charlie "What is Fargo?" — wagered $2,200
Michael "What is Fargo?" — wagered $700
Mary "What is Fargo ND?" — wagered $3,700

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