Show #2001 1993-04-26 (taped 1992-12-15) Regular

Contestants

Richard Beaton — a prep school teacher from St. Petersburg, Florida

Robert Brewer — a lawyer originally from Santa Monica, California

Carl Courant — an economist from New York City, New York (whose 2-day cash winnings total $24,500)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Carl	$600	$2,300	$3,300	$3,500 2nd place: Singer bedroom set + Dakotah bedding	$3,000 11 R (including 1 DD), 3 W
Robert	$1,500	$1,900	$1,500	$2,900 3rd place: Panasonic mini component system + Wheel of Fortune & Jeopardy! for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System & Sega Genesis	$3,500 13 R, 3 W (including 1 DD)
Richard	$2,000	$4,400	$12,800	$18,800 New champion: $18,800	$11,000 26 R (including 1 DD), 1 W

Jeopardy! Round

POLITICAL TERMS	THE MOVIES	MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS	AROUND THE WORLD	FOOD	POTPOURRI
$100 [4] The Spartacists, a German radical socialist group, took their name from this ancient slave leader Spartacus Richard	$100 [15] In different adaptations of this play, Fairbanks tamed Pickford & Burton tamed Taylor The Taming of the Shrew Robert	$100 [1] Common instruments run from A-accordion to Z- this fretted instrument with 22-45 strings a zither Carl	$100 [9] If you're a Shropshire lad, you live in a county also known as Salop in this country England Richard	$100 [19] The name of this Scottish quick bread is akin to the German for "beautiful", Schon a scone Robert	$100 [22] Born in Hawaii September 11, 1992, Iniki Faamaufila was named after one of these that occurred at the time a hurricane Carl Robert Richard
$200 [5] Outside the U.S., this term refers to any American; inside the U.S., it refers to a Northerner a Yankee Carl	$200 [16] In this 1973 film, tourists also romped with robots in Romanworld & Medievalworld Westworld Robert	$200 [2] The bull fiddle is also known as the double this a bass Robert	$200 [10] Radishes carved in odd shapes are a highlight of the festival of the radishes in Oaxaca in this country Mexico Richard	$200 [20] It's the most common variety of head lettuce sold in the U.S.--BRRRRR! iceberg Carl	$200 [23] Wild Bill Hickok toured with this man's Wild West show Buffalo Bill Robert
$300 [7] Savak was this country's secret police before its Islamic revolution Iran Carl	$300 [17] Of "Springtime", "Summertime" or "Wintertime", the David Lean film that starred Katharine Hepburn Summertime	$300 [3] A flue pipe on this instrument can be stopped to produce a flutelike sound a pipe organ (an organ) Richard	$300 [13] The Kerry Blue Terrier was named for a county in this country where it's been bred since the 1800s Ireland Richard	$300 [27] Made from brown seeds, the Chinese prepared version of this condiment is hotter than most mustard Richard	$300 [24] It's the last word in the rhyme "Humpty Dumpty" again Carl
$400 [11] The Reconquista, or Reconquest, freed this country from Moorish control by 1492 Spain Robert	$400 [18] Maureen Stapleton won an Oscar for portraying anarchist Emma Goldman in this Warren Beatty film Reds Richard	$400 [6] It can be an instrument by itself or the flared part of a trumpet or French horn a bell Robert	$400 [14] This country competed in the Winter Olympics for the 1st time in 1956 & won 6 events, including ice hockey the Soviet Union Robert	$400 [28] This vegetable is the only major cereal native to the Americas corn Richard	$400 [25] Made by the S.F.-based Names Project, it was featured in a story line on "One Life to Live" the AIDS Quilt Richard
$500 [12] In feudal times pontage was a tax imposed for repair & maintenance of these bridges Richard	$500 [26] After "Brazil" & "Time Bandits", Terry Gilliam directed "The Adventures of" this baron Baron Munchausen Richard	$500 [8] This instrument of India has 20 metal frets, 6 to 8 strings & about 15 resonating strings a sitar Richard	DD $800 [21] Much of artist Piet Mondrian's work is in the Gemeente Museum in this, his native country the Netherlands Carl	$500 [29] When certain fruits are cooked, they yield this substance which thickens jams & jellies pectin Richard	$500 [30] Tenzin Gyatso, who won the 1989 Nobel Peace Prize, was named this religious leader in 1940 at age 5 the Dalai Lama Carl

Double Jeopardy! Round

U.S. HISTORY	OLD TESTAMENT	COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES	EXPLORATION	CHILDREN'S LITERATURE	FILE UNDER "Z"
$200 [2] In 1949 the U.S., Canada, Iceland & 9 Western European nations formed this organization NATO Robert	$200 [11] In Exodus 31:18 he was given "two tables of testimony, tables of stone, written with the finger of God" Moses Richard	$200 [10] This Ivy League school leads all U.S. colleges in the value of its endowment Harvard Robert	$200 [8] The Polos followed this trade "route" to China in 1271 & returned by sea 24 years later the Silk Road Richard	$200 [26] Babar & his cousin Celeste were elected king & queen of these animals elephants Richard	$200 [1] It's often referred to as Italian squash zucchini Richard
$400 [4] People thought his Alaska purchase silly, so he reminded them that it was cheap Seward Richard	$400 [15] His having 700 wives didn't anger God; his turning to idol worship did Solomon	$400 [19] Founded in 1954, it's the newest of the U.S. service academies the Air Force Academy Richard	$400 [9] Herodotus wrote that while sailing for Egypt, the Phoenicians rounded this southern cape--2,000 years before Dias the Cape of Good Hope Carl	$400 [27] Legend says he based the prince in "The Little Mermaid" on a girl who rejected him for another man Hans Christian Andersen Carl	$400 [3] Actor Samuel Mostel earned this nickname because as a student he didn't amount to much Zero Richard
$600 [5] The first of these wars began in November 1817 when U.S. troops in Florida attacked local Indians the Seminoles (the Seminole Wars) Richard	$800 [17] There are 2 Deborahs in the Old Testament: one is Rebekah's nurse & the other has this profession a judge	$600 [23] This West Lafayette, Indiana school's Hall of Music is the USA's largest college auditorium Purdue	$600 [12] 16th century lawyer- turned-explorer Gonzalo Jimenez de Quesada founded this Colombian capital Bogotá Carl Robert	$600 [28] In the Grimms' "Jorinda & Joringel", Jorinda turns into one of these "nocturnal" singing birds a nightingale Robert	$600 [20] The country formerly known as the Belgian Congo is now called this Zaire Richard
$800 [6] In 1800 this Democratic-Republican candidate for vice president almost became president Aaron Burr Richard	$1,000 [18] After getting no response from God about the Philistines camped nearby, he went to Endor to consult a witch (King) Saul	$800 [24] This school's College of Medicine is housed in the Milton S. Hershey Medical Center Penn State Carl	$800 [13] Juan Diaz de Solis, like this Italian explorer of New York Bay, was killed & eaten by cannibals Verrazano Richard	—	$800 [21] In cooking, it's the outermost part of an orange or lemon rind used for flavoring zest Richard
DD $2,800 [7] His improvements in the steel industry in the late 1800s cut his production costs by about 80% Andrew Carnegie Richard	DD $2,000 [16] This survivor of the destruction of Sodom & Gomorrah is also mentioned prominently in the Koran Lot Robert	$1,000 [25] This university in Oxford, Ohio is known as the "Mother of Fraternities" & the "Cradle of Coaches" Miami of Ohio Robert	$1,000 [14] This Briton, looking for a so. continent, traveled all the way around Antarctica but never saw it (Captain James) Cook Carl Robert	—	$1,000 [22] He founded the Greek school of philosophy known as Stoicism Zeno Carl

Final Jeopardy!

HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES

Peter J. McGuire, this holiday's originator, set its date to fall about midway between July 4th & Thanksgiving

Labor Day

Robert "What is Labor Day?" — wagered $1,400

Carl "What is Labor Day?" — wagered $200

Richard "What is Labor Day?" — wagered $6,000

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