Show #2029 1993-06-03 (taped 1993-01-19) Regular

Contestants

Richard Joseph — a teacher from Great Neck, New York

Bernie Shearon — an attorney from Dunwoody, Georgia

David Simpson — a Ph.D. candidate from Ventura, California (whose 2-day cash winnings total $29,501)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
David	$600	$2,100	$6,100	$12,200 2nd place: a trip on Delta Airlines to Tampa, Florida & stay at the Radisson Suite Resort on Sand Key + computerized version of Jeopardy! or the Jeopardy! home game	$6,100 21 R, 4 W
Bernie	$900	$2,300	$8,500	$12,500 New champion: $12,500	$8,500 19 R, 2 W
Richard	$700	$2,100	$6,100	$0 3rd place: Bausch & Lomb Bushnell compact binoculars + computerized version of Jeopardy! or the Jeopardy! home game	$6,500 18 R (including 2 DDs), 3 W (including 1 DD)

Jeopardy! Round

ANCIENT TIMES	FLAGS	TV TRIVIA	GREENFIELD VILLAGE	THE HAND	COLORFUL PHRASES
$100 [11] The Mesopotamians had hundreds of these; the Israelites had just 1 a god Richard	$100 [1] This country's flag has had stars added to it over 25 times the United States David	$100 [26] Her variety show's theme song began, "I'm so glad we had this time together" Carol Burnett Bernie	$100 [21] Henry Ford made the Menlo Park laboratory of this inventor, his hero, the focal point of the village Edison David	$100 [12] Hand part that precedes "down" & "under" & follows "brass" the knuckles David	$100 [4] It's the Moscow location of Lenin's tomb & St. Basil's Cathedral Red Square David
$200 [13] Around 500 B.C. Greek kids were playing with this toy popularized in the U.S. by Donald Duncan in the 1920s a yo-yo Bernie	$200 [2] Its flag has "The Keys of the Kingdom of Heaven" on it the Vatican Bernie	$200 [27] In this series William Daniels provided the voice of KITT, a customized black Pontiac Trans Am Knight Rider Bernie	$200 [22] You don't have to "fly" from their bicycle shop to their 19th century home: it's next door the Wright Brothers David	$200 [17] Term for the art of fortune telling by reading the lines & marks on the front of the hand palmistry David	$200 [7] College examinations are sometimes written in this book a blue book Bernie
$300 [14] The Aryans introduced these vehicles to the Indus Valley the chariot David	$300 [3] The one on the Argentine flag has a face on it; the one on the Japanese flag doesn't the sun Richard	$300 [28] According to Tonto, it means "trusty scout" kemo sabe David	$300 [23] There's a memorial to this composer near the Suwanee Park restaurant Stephen Foster Bernie	$300 [18] In Matthew 27:24 he washes his hands of the problem with Jesus Pontius Pilate Bernie	$300 [8] The modern version of this military medal was established in 1932 for those wounded or killed in action the Purple Heart Richard
$400 [15] Acrobatic leaping over charging bulls was popular in this civilization on Crete c. 1600 B.C. the Minoan civilization David	$400 [5] Haiti used this country's tricolor as a model for its flag, but took off the center white stripe France Bernie	$400 [29] When Louise Lasser left this series in 1977, it continued under the title "Forever Fernwood" Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman David	$400 [24] The Connecticut home he lived in while compiling his American dictionary lies near a 17th cen. English cottage Webster David	$400 [19] Nickname given the aces & eights once held by Wild Bill Hickok the dead man's hand Richard	$400 [9] This cocktail is made by mixing 2 parts vodka with 1 part coffee liqueur a black Russian Bernie
$500 [16] During the Zhou Dynasty in China, life was explained as a blend of these 2 opposing forces yin & yang David Bernie Richard	$500 [6] 1 of the several foodstuffs on the flag of Fiji (1 of) bananas, sugar cane, coconuts, cocoa & olive David	$500 [30] Talent show on which you'd hear the line "Round and round she goes, and where she stops, nobody knows" The Original Amateur Hour Bernie	$500 [25] The Ohio farmhouse where this tire magnate was born is a magnet for tourists (Harvey) Firestone Bernie	DD $500 [20] An oft-quoted koan of Zen Buddhism asks the meditator to imagine this sound one hand clapping Richard	$500 [10] For this 1941 film, an entire Welsh village was constructed in the Ventura Hills near Los Angeles How Green Was My Valley David Bernie

Double Jeopardy! Round

WORLD CITIES	FRENCH MENU	1970	TREES	THEATRE	JUNIORS
$200 [1] This South American city was capital of the Portuguese Empire from 1808 to 1821 Rio de Janiero David	$200 [3] One recipe for the soup called potage aux grenouilles calls for 36 of these amphibian appendages frogs' legs Richard	$200 [13] He resigned from the board of directors of the Kentucky Fried Chicken Corp. he'd founded Colonel Sanders Richard	$200 [11] The wood from this tree is used to make black piano keys & knife handles ebony David Bernie	$200 [14] Originally one of the "Four Cohans", he wrote his first full-length musical in 1901 George M. Cohan David	$200 [23] In 1953 he married Coretta Scott & his first son is III Martin Luther King Jr. David
$400 [2] Saskatoon in this Canadian province was named for a berry that grows near the river on which it lies Saskatchewan Richard	$400 [4] In France this fishy food used in American sandwiches is salade de thon tuna salad Richard	$400 [15] On December 1 Luis Echeverria Alvarez was sworn in as president of this country Mexico Richard	$400 [12] The brown pods of this tree produce a sticky pulp which is used as a chocolate substitute carob David	$400 [16] In 1984 Jack Klugman starred in a one-man show about this Texas-born president LBJ Richard	$400 [24] In the 1912 Olympics, this future general had the blood & guts to place 5th in the pentathlon (George) Patton Richard
$600 [6] Jaffa, now combined with this Israeli city, was founded by the ancient Phoenicians Tel Aviv David	$600 [5] The pulp of this fruit goes into souffle aux pommes apples David	$600 [19] This Ethiopian emperor visited Italy for the first time since it deposed him in 1936 Haile Selassie Bernie	$600 [20] This "bald" swamp tree has projections above the water called "knees" which supply air to the roots the (bald) cypress David Bernie	$600 [17] He appeared in the 1927 musical "Golden Dawn" under his real name, Archie Leach Cary Grant Richard	$600 [28] He financed a major center in New York City & it was named for his family (John D.) Rockefeller Richard
$800 [7] Dakar, the capital of this country, is the westernmost city on the African mainland Senegal Richard	$800 [8] Aubergines a l'egyptienne are these prepared "Egyptian style" with onions & tomatoes eggplant David Richard	$1,000 [27] Henri Charriere, who wrote this book about his escape from Devil's Island, was pardoned Papillon Bernie	$800 [21] Most turpentine is produced from the longleaf & slash species of this tree pine trees Bernie	$800 [18] In 1946 this actress wrote a play called "Years Ago" & her husband Garson Kanin directed it Ruth Gordon David	$1,000 [30] His first published novel was "Player Piano" in 1952 (Kurt) Vonnegut (Jr.) David
$1,000 [9] This city, the United Kingdom's second largest, was a center of the Industrial Revolution Birmingham Bernie Richard	$1,000 [10] Tarte aux abricots is an apricot tart, while tarte aux cerises contains this fruit cherries Bernie	DD $2,400 [26] This Nobel Prize-winning scientist said the common cold could be warded off with vitamin C Linus Pauling Richard	$1,000 [22] The sap of the sapodilla tree of Central America provides this chewing gum ingredient chicle Bernie	$1,000 [25] Argan, the title character in his 1673 comedy "The Imaginary Invalid", is a hypochondriac Molière Richard	DD $2,000 [29] He was the last U.S. president to fit the category James Earl Carter Jr. Richard

Final Jeopardy!

ENGLISH LITERATURE

In this 1653 work, Piscator tries to convince Venator, a hunter, that fishing is the better sport

The Compleat Angler

David "What is The Compleat Angler" — wagered $6,100

Richard "What is The Rape of the Lock" — wagered $6,100

Bernie "What is The Compleat Angler?" — wagered $4,000

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