Show #1982 1993-03-30 (taped 1992-12-02) Regular

Contestants

Helen Pfeffer — a film and video editor from New York City, New York

Kevin Condon — a business manager from Garden Grove, California

Susan Poorman — an editorial assistant from Anaheim, California (whose 1-day cash winnings total $10,101)

Scores

Player First Commercial End of Jeopardy! End of Double Jeopardy! Final Coryat
Susan $1,100 $3,300 $9,500 $5,599
2-day champion: $15,700
$9,300
22 R (including 1 DD), 0 W
Kevin $1,200 $3,100 $6,700 $1
3rd place: Giorgio Beverly Hills Eyewear sunglasses + Jeopardy home game
$6,700
21 R, 3 W
Helen $1,400 $2,600 $1,000 $15
2nd place: Maytag washer & dryer + Krups kitchen & bathroom products + Jeopardy home game
$1,600
12 R (including 1 DD), 4 W (including 1 DD)

Jeopardy! Round

GEORGE WASHINGTON SONG LYRICS FRENCH MENU EUROPEAN CAPITALS SILENCE IS GOLDEN HEAR, HEAR
$100 [2]
In 1789 almost all of his natural ones of these were gone; substitute materials included hippo tusk
teeth
Helen
$100 [1]
The Elvis song that ends with "For my darlin' I love you and I always will"
"Love Me Tender"
Kevin
$100 [9]
If you want to order this beverage, ask for un cafe decafeine
decaffeinated coffee
Susan
$100 [24]
In 1986, in this Icelandic capital, Reagan & Gorbachev discussed arms reduction
Reykjavik
Helen
$100 [13]
It's an inflammation of the voice box that may cause loss of speech
laryngitis
Susan
$100 [21]
One's heard at the beginning & end of a round in boxing
a bell
Kevin
$200 [4]
Out of modesty, Washington referred to it as "The Federal City"
Washington, D.C
Susan
$200 [3]
It's the Oscar-winning song that contains the line "We're after the same rainbow's end"
"Moon River"
Kevin
$200 [10]
The French call fruit fruits, & this kind of food is called fruits de mer
seafood
Helen
$200 [27]
It lies on the Manzanares River near the exact center of the Iberian Peninsula
Madrid
Kevin
$200 [14]
On a music score these symbols indicate the silent spots
rests
Helen
$200 [22]
World Book says you can produce this effect by shouting at a large object at least 30' away
an echo
Helen
$300 [8]
On December 18, 1799 Washington was given a military funeral & his body was laid to rest in a tomb on this estate
Mount Vernon
Helen
$300 [5]
This piece of advice follows "Keep giving all the love you can", as Tammy Wynette could tell you
"Stand By Your Man"
Helen
$300 [11]
When this bird is baked in a salt crust, it's called poulet en croute de sel
chicken
Helen
$300 [28]
Tours of this capital city frequently begin at O'Connell Bridge
Dublin
Susan
$300 [15]
His taciturn demeanor earned him the nickname Silent Cal
Calvin Coolidge
Susan
$300 [23]
Measuring the depth of water is known as "taking" one of these
a sounding
Kevin
$400 [18]
This convention opened May 25, 1787 & the delegates elected Washington president
the Constitutional Convention
Susan
$400 [6]
"...You broke my heart in two." These "on my pillow, pain in my heart caused by you"
tears
Kevin
$400 [12]
To get your meat cooked this way, ask for it saignant
rare
Susan
$400 [29]
In June, daylight in this Swedish capital can last over 20 hours
Stockholm
Helen
$400 [16]
In a November 3, 1969 speech, Richard Nixon asked this group for support
the silent majority
Kevin
$400 [25]
A recent development in hearing aids uses electrodes implanted in this spiral passage in the ear
the cochlea
Kevin
$500 [19]
Washington's first military command in 1754 & his last in 1798 were against threats from this country
France
Susan
$500 [7]
"Tuxedo Junction" is "Way Down South, in" this Alabama city
Birmingham
Kevin
$500 [20]
Some folks drink this, jus de pamplemousse, with breakfast
grapefruit juice
Susan
DD $500 [30]
In 1989 violence erupted in this capital city, leading to the overthrow & execution of Nicolae Ceausescu
Bucharest
Helen
$500 [17]
In 1947 he put on a battered top hat, culottes, a middy & whiteface to create Bip
Marcel Marceau
Kevin
$500 [26]
This singer is associated with the quote "Wait a minute. You ain't heard nothin' yet"
Al Jolson
Susan

Double Jeopardy! Round

THE CIVIL WAR OPERA ECONOMICS MYTHOLOGY FLOWERS AUTHORS
$200 [7]
This man who led the Confederate Army had once been offered command of the Union Army
(Robert E.) Lee
Susan
$200 [12]
The title character of Verdi's opera "Don Carlos" is the infante of this country
Spain
Susan
$200 [26]
It's the type of account on which you can get a loan called an overdraft
guaranteed checking (any kind of a checking account almost)
Kevin
$200 [1]
The Labyrinth was built to house this creature
the Minotaur
Susan
$200 [15]
Popularly grown for its seeds & oil, this flower can reach a height of 15 feet
a sunflower
Kevin
$200 [2]
This "Gone with the Wind" author's second husband had been best man at her first wedding
Margaret Mitchell
Kevin
$400 [16]
This ironclad was blown up May 11, 1862 by retreating Confederate forces
the Merrimack
Kevin
$400 [13]
The 1925 opera "At the Boar's Head" is based on his "Henry IV" plays
Shakespeare
Susan
$400 [30]
Cost-push & demand-pull are theories that try to explain how this steady rise of prices occurs
inflation
Susan
$400 [3]
It's the answer to the Sphinx' riddle, "What walks on 4 legs in the morning, 2 at noon & 3 in the evening?"
man
Kevin
$400 [22]
The prickly pear variety of this plant grows flowers in red, purple & yellow
cactus
Susan
$400 [8]
Alice B. Toklas translated this author's 1938 book "Picasso" into English
Gertrude Stein
Susan
$600 [17]
South Carolinians said if this happened, they'd secede; it happened November 6, 1860 & they seceded
the election of Lincoln
Susan Kevin
$600 [14]
Zamoro is an Inca chief in "Alzira", an unsuccessful opera set in this country
Peru
Helen
$600 [27]
It's the movement of money to & from a company; expenditure can cause a negative one
cash flow
Kevin
$600 [4]
Picus, a son of Saturn, was turned into a woodpecker after he rejected this enchantress
Circe
Kevin
$600 [23]
In 1907 Anna Jarvis chose pink & white varieties of this flower as the symbols for Mother's Day
carnations
Susan Helen
$600 [9]
His new book "Live from Golgotha" presents a controversial view of the crucifixion
Gore Vidal
$800 [18]
Before this battle, David Farragut was a rear admiral; after it, a vice admiral
Mobile Bay
Kevin
DD $1,000 [20]
"The Barber of Bagdad" is based on "The Tale of the Tailor" in this collection of stories
The Arabian Nights
Susan
$800 [28]
The 1914 Clayton Antitrust Act was passed to strengthen this act
the Sherman Antitrust Act
Kevin
$800 [5]
In Greek myth this goddess had a magical girdle that made those who wore it charming & beautiful
Aphrodite
Helen
DD $600 [25]
Grown from bulblike structures, this flower of the iris family is also known as a sword lily
a gladiola
Helen
$800 [10]
This playwright was born John Casey & Gaelicized his name about 1909
Sean O'Casey
Susan
$1,000 [19]
The border states ran from Maryland in the east to this state on the Mississippi
Missouri
Susan Kevin
$1,000 [21]
This miraculous "golden" bird kills King Dodon in a Rimsky-Korsakov opera
the golden cock
Kevin Helen
$1,000 [29]
A debenture is an unsecured one of these
a bond
Kevin
$1,000 [6]
After she was abandoned by Theseus, Ariadne married this god of wine
Dionysus (Bacchus)
Kevin
$800 [24]
Heavenly blue is among the favorite varieties of this early-hour bloomer
morning glories
Helen
$1,000 [11]
The titles of all this author's novels begin with "The", like "The Word" & "The Fan Club"
the Irving Wallace

Final Jeopardy!

MEDICAL HISTORY

The first triple transplant, performed in 1986, involved these 3 different organs

the heart, the lungs & the liver

Helen "What are heart, liver & kidney?" — wagered $985
Kevin "What are Heart, Kidney & Liver?" — wagered $6,699
Susan "What are the heart liver and kidney?" — wagered $3,901

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