Show #2002 1993-04-27 (taped 1992-12-15) Regular

Contestants

Steve Ricker — an exporter from Laguna Beach, California

Jane Remus — a writer originally from Wellfleet, Nebraska

Richard Beaton — a prep school teacher from St. Petersburg, Florida (whose 1-day cash winnings total $18,800)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Richard	$600	$1,000	$8,300	$3,100 3rd place: Michael C. Fina 5-piece buffet silver service + Jeopardy! home game	$9,800 23 R (including 1 DD), 3 W (including 1 DD)
Jane	$1,900	$1,900	$6,700	$7,000 2nd place: trip on Delta to San Juan, Puerto Rico & then stay at Ocean Terrace Inn on St. Kitts + Jeopardy! home game	$6,700 18 R, 2 W
Steve	$1,000	$4,300	$6,700	$9,301 New champion: $9,301	$5,800 14 R (including 1 DD), 1 W

Jeopardy! Round

1980	TV ACTORS & ROLES	THE ENVIRONMENT	RELIGIOUS HISTORY	SUGAR	"SWEET" THINGS
$100 [16] 81 nations participated, & over 60 did not, in the Summer Olympics held in this city Moscow Steve	$100 [21] In the '60s Abby Dalton was Joey Bishop's TV wife; in the '80s she was Lorenzo Lamas' mother on this series Falcon Crest Jane	$100 [1] This undersea explorer's expeditions inspired a series of ecological books for children Jacques Cousteau Richard	$100 [4] Until 1868 women weren't allowed to visit the shrine on top of this Japanese mountain Mt. Fuji Jane	$100 [26] Water left over from the refining of sugar beets yields this seasoning better known as MSG monosodium glutamate Jane	$100 [5] Someone who craves candy is said to have one of these a sweet tooth Richard
$200 [17] The May 18 explosion of this Washington State volcano was estimated to be as strong as 10 megatons of TNT Mt. St. Helens Richard	$200 [22] Paul Scofield played Karenin, the betrayed husband, in a TV version of this novel Anna Karenina Jane	$200 [2] This "revolution" that began in the 1700s spread smoke & soot throughout Great Britain the Industrial Revolution Richard	$200 [12] Since 1867 the bishops of this church have gotten together for occasional talks at the Lambeth Conferences the Anglican Church (the Church of England) Richard Jane	$200 [27] This island leads the Caribbean in the production of sugar Cuba Steve	$200 [6] "Big Spender" was one of the featured songs in this 1966 Cy Coleman-Dorothy Fields musical Sweet Charity Jane
$300 [18] This U.S. auto company suspended payments to suppliers while waiting for govt-guaranteed loans Chrysler Corporation Steve	$300 [23] Butch Patrick played Greg on "The Real McCoys" before playing Eddie on this show about a spookier family The Munsters Richard	$300 [3] The Nature Conservancy hopes to restore the natural flow of the Roanoke River in this "Tar Heel State" North Carolina Steve	$300 [13] After going through all the trouble of conquering this city in 630 A.D., Muhammad only stayed a couple of weeks Mecca Jane Steve	$300 [28] In 1795 Jean Etienne Bore founded the U.S. sugar industry in this Mississippi River port New Orleans Steve	$300 [7] In this 1985 film biography, Jessica Lange starred as country singer Patsy Cline Sweet Dreams Jane
$400 [19] Rosie Ruiz' victory in this marathon was invalidated on April 29 the Boston Marathon Jane	$400 [24] This star of "Hearts Afire" played Patrick on "Anything But Love" & was one of the show's exec. producers, too John Ritter	$400 [9] Rachel Carson warned the world about pesticides & pollution in this, her last & most famous book Silent Spring Jane	$400 [14] His cousin Devadatta tried to kill him by sending a mad elephant to stomp him Buddha Steve	$400 [29] It's the chemical name for common table sugar sucrose Richard	$400 [8] It follows "What's in a name? That which we call a rose by any other name..." would smell as sweet Richard
DD $1,400 [20] Jose Napoleon Duarte was sworn in as president of this country on December 22 El Salvador Steve	$500 [25] This Oscar nominee for "The Hustler" & "Carrie" played Catherine on "Twin Peaks" Piper Laurie Steve	$500 [10] In 1992 this environmental organization founded by John Muir celebrated its 100th anniversary the Sierra Club Jane	$500 [15] In the early 1200s he founded the First Order of Friars St. Francis (of Assisi) Jane	$500 [30] This Canadian province produces more maple syrup than all the U.S. states combined Quebec Richard Steve	$500 [11] This organization is for women interested in barbershop quartet singing the Sweet Adelines

Double Jeopardy! Round

THE LITTLE BIGHORN	ART	FAMOUS NAMES	IRELAND	AUTHORS	POT LUCK
$200 [7] The Sioux called him "Long Hair", though at the time of the battle his hair was short General Custer Steve	$200 [16] A pieta in the Vatican is his only signed work Michelangelo Richard	$200 [1] In 1992 this former Central American dictator was sentenced to 40 years on drug & racketeering charges Noriega Richard	$200 [14] In 1932 a special mass was held in Dublin on the 1,500th anniv. of this saint's arrival in Ireland Patrick Richard	$200 [3] He based "The Naked and the Dead" on his experiences in the Philippines during WWII Norman Mailer Richard	$200 [21] It's the traditional Japanese way of greeting people & of showing respect a bow Richard
$400 [10] Of a mountain, a river or a valley, the one for which the battle was named a river Richard Steve	$400 [19] This American engraver & silversmith's most famous print is "The Bloody Massacre" Paul Revere Richard	$400 [2] In voting announced Jan. 7, 1992, pitchers Tom Seaver & Rollie Fingers were elected to this body the Baseball Hall of Fame Jane	$400 [15] Possibly from a type of shoe once worn there, it's what we call an Irish accent a brogue Jane	$400 [5] P.L. Travers, creator of this perfect English nanny, was born in Queensland, Australia Mary Poppins Jane	$400 [22] In 1893 Southern cook Nancy Green became the 1st woman to act as this pancake promoter Aunt Jemima Richard
$600 [11] After the battle an "agreement" redrew the reservation boundaries to exclude these gold-filled S.D. Hills the Black Hills Richard	$600 [28] Hans Holbein the Younger was not only court painter to this English king, he designed his state robes Henry VIII Jane	$600 [4] American gangster Jack Diamond got this nickname from his speedy escapes Legs Jane	$800 [29] Known to locals as Port Lairge, this city has been turning out cut crystal since the 1700s Waterford Steve	$600 [6] This author of "Tropic of Cancer" passed away in pacific Palisades, California on June 7, 1980 (Henry) Miller Richard	$600 [23] Actress Ruth Roman was one of the survivors when this Italian liner sank in 1956 the Andrea Doria Richard
$800 [12] He was U.S. president when the battle occurred Grant Richard	$800 [27] His mythological allegories "La Primavera" & "The Birth of Venus" are in the Uffizi Gallery Botticelli Steve	$800 [18] Last name shared by the fourth man on the Moon & the "Law West of the Pecos" judge Bean Jane	$1,000 [30] One of the country's main tourist attractions is this group of lakes at the foot of Purple Mountain the Killarney Lakes	$800 [8] When this author of "Gigi" died in 1954, she was given a state funeral Colette Jane	$800 [24] Actor & war veteran Harold Russell recently sold one of his Oscars from this 1946 film The Best Years of Our Lives Jane
$1,000 [13] After the battle this Hunkpapa leader got up & fled to Canada Sitting Bull Richard	$1,000 [26] This painter of "The School of Athens" was appointed architect of St. Peter's in 1514 Raphael Richard	DD $1,000 [20] He developed the V-2 rocket for Germany & the Saturn 5 for the United States Werner von Braun Richard	DD $1,500 [17] The library at this college is home to many rare works, including the 8th century Book of Kells Trinity College (the University of Dublin) Richard	$1,000 [9] She won a 1941 N.Y. Drama Critics Circle Award for her play "Watch on the Rhine" Lillian Hellman Richard	$1,000 [25] Students in England devised this sport from the game of racquets, but used a spongier ball squash Steve

Final Jeopardy!

U.S. PRESIDENTS

He was the last unmarried man elected president

Grover Cleveland

Jane "Who is Cleveland?" — wagered $300

Steve "Who was Grover Cleveland" — wagered $2,601

Richard "Who wasCleVan Buren?" — wagered $5,200

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