Show #2030 1993-06-04 (taped 1993-01-19) Regular

Contestants

Ron Schaffner — a lawyer from Portland, Oregon

Joann Crowe — a bookkeeper from Chicago, Illinois

Bernie Shearon — an attorney from Dunwoody, Georgia (whose 1-day cash winnings total $12,500)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Bernie	$300	$3,200	$10,400	$20,700 2-day champion: $33,200	$8,600 23 R (including 2 DDs), 4 W
Joann	$2,500	$3,200	$4,600	$1 3rd place: Benrus Florentine adjustable mesh bracelet watch with 14 diamonds + Wheel of Fortune & Jeopardy! for the 16-bit Super Nintendo Entertainment System & Sega Genesis	$4,600 14 R, 1 W
Ron	$500	$2,000	$10,300	$11,399 2nd place: a trip on Delta Airlines to San Juan, Puerto Rico & week's stay at the Condado Plaza Hotel & Casino	$9,800 21 R (including 1 DD), 0 W

Jeopardy! Round

"GREAT" GEOGRAPHY	FOOD	FAMILIAR PHRASES	HISTORIC COUPLES	EYE TEST	REAL NAMES ON THE MARQUEE
$100 [1] It's over 4,000 miles long & has an average height of 25 feet the Great Wall of China Bernie Joann	$100 [8] The American or "ballpark" type of this condiment is made with yellow seeds; dijon, with brown mustard Ron	$100 [17] Someone who puts on airs "thinks she's the Queen of" this, as Solomon could have told you Sheba Bernie	$100 [7] In 1790 she fled Martinique because of an uprising; 6 years later she married Napoleon Josephine Bernie	$100 [16] The knitting type of this item doesn't have an eye; the sewing type does a needle Ron	$100 [2] William Beedle & Gloria Svensson in "Sunset Boulevard" William Holden & Gloria Swanson Bernie
$200 [3] Industrial plants on its shores remove about 300,000 tons of Na Cl a year the Great Salt Lake Joann	$200 [9] The Santa Claus melon was so named because it's in the markets in this month December Bernie	$200 [21] A wealthy baby is said to be born this way because apostle spoons were once popular christening gifts with a silver spoon in his mouth Bernie	$200 [20] Her spouse Louis XVI lost his head almost 10 months before she did Marie Antoinette Ron	$200 [18] Taken by Apollo 7, a 1968 photo of one of these over the Caribbean shows Gladys' eye a hurricane Joann	$200 [13] Julia Wells & James Baumgarner in "Victor/Victoria" Julie Andrews & James Garner Joann
$300 [4] Fodor's says the No. 1 law for people viewing this Aussie landmark is "don't remove the coral" the Great Barrier Reef Bernie Joann	$300 [10] Nopales, popular in Mexican cuisine, are the pads of the prickly pear type of this plant a cactus Bernie	$300 [25] It's "another man's poison" one man's meat Bernie	$300 [26] Her husband Akhenaton was quite odd-looking, but she was an exquisite beauty Nefertiti Ron	$300 [22] "In" this creature's "eye" means never a pig Bernie	$300 [14] Anna Maria Italiano & Anna Marie Duke in "The Miracle Worker" Anne Bancroft & Patty Duke Joann
$400 [5] This plateau extends from the Saskatchewan River to the Rio Grande the Great Plains Joann	$400 [11] Meat from a sheep over 1 year old isn't lamb, it's this mutton Ron	$400 [27] From some birds' habit of lining their homes with down, it means to amass wealth for one's future comfort to feather one's nest Bernie	$400 [29] After this Roman emperor died in 14 A.D., his widow Livia took the name Julia Augusta Augustus Caesar Bernie	$400 [23] In 1962 Dean Rusk said, "We're eyeball to eyeball, and the other fellow just" did this blinked Ron	$400 [15] Joe Yule, Jr. & Frances Gumm in "Babes on Broadway" Mickey Rooney & Judy Garland Bernie
$500 [6] Montana's first hydroelectric plant was built in this city Great Falls Joann	$500 [12] Florida grows about 70% of the world's supply of this citrus fruit, a relative of the pomelo grapefruit Joann	$500 [28] A rousing WWI song gave us the phrase "pack up your troubles in your old" one of these a kit-bag Ron	DD $1,300 [30] After John Hays fainted in battle in 1778, this wife of his became famous Molly Pitcher Bernie	$500 [24] Total number of eyes on a current U.S. one-dollar bill 4 Bernie	$500 [19] Marion Michael Morrison & Maureen Fitzsimons in "The Quiet Man" John Wayne & Maureeen O'Hara Joann

Double Jeopardy! Round

FIRST LADIES	AUTHORS	ARTISTS	NORSE MYTHOLOGY	THE HUMAN BODY	MARQUIS ON THE NAMES
$200 [6] In 1961 & 1962 she received an estimated 8,000 fan letters a week Jackie Kennedy Ron	$200 [1] She's the "Me" in "Elvis and Me" Priscilla Ron	$200 [26] On Sept. 7, 1960 many of her great-grandchildren helped her celebrate her 100th birthday Grandma Moses Bernie	$200 [3] Odin pulled the brim of his hat over this missing body part; he could have used a Veronica Lake hairdo an eye Bernie	$200 [21] The only thing in the index of Gray's Anatomy under "semicircular" is found in this part of the body the (inner) ear Ron	$200 [10] On November 21, 1783 the Marquis d'Arlandes made the first manned flight in one of these a hot air balloon Bernie
$400 [17] After returning to Quincy in 1801, she wrote that she resumed her "operations of dairy-woman" Abigail Adams Ron	$400 [2] In 1892 this author of "The Mysterious Island" was made an officer of the French Legion of Honor Jules Verne Bernie	$400 [27] Thomas Sully studied informally with this man known for his George Washington portraits Gilbert Stuart Joann	$400 [4] Svava guided men in battle & in the afterlife as one of these warrior maidens the Valkyries Ron	$400 [22] This band of fibrous tissue connects bones & holds organs in place ligaments Ron	$400 [12] He was about 2 when he inherited the title & 19 when he went to fight with the American colonists Lafayette Ron
$600 [18] Part of her Meissen collection is on display at her family home in Lexington, Kentucky Mary Todd Lincoln Joann	$600 [7] His 2 Pulitzer Prizes for Fiction were for "The Magnificent Ambersons" & "Alice Adams" (Booth) Tarkington Ron	$600 [28] Giorgio de Chirico's art prefigured this hallucinatory style typified by Salvador Dali surrealism Bernie	$600 [5] The dwarfs Nordri, Sudri, Austri & Vestri, who supported the heavens, may have given us these terms north, south, east & west Joann	$600 [23] This tube carries air from the pharynx to the lungs the trachea Bernie Ron	$600 [13] In 1929 this wireless pioneer was created a marchese, or marquis (Guglielmo) Marconi Bernie
$800 [19] As this pres.'s wife, Anna, was preparing to move into the White House, he suddenly took ill & died William Henry Harrison Joann	$800 [8] "Fighting Angel" was this author's 1936 biography of her father, a missionary in China Pearl Buck Ron	$800 [29] Between 1970 & 1985, he painted more than 200 pictures of his neighbor Helga (Andrew) Wyeth Bernie	$800 [11] Thor's wife Sif had her beautiful hair stolen by this mischief-maker Loki Ron	$800 [24] Among this gland's functions are to regulate the thyroid & adrenal glands the pituitary Ron	$800 [15] This scandalous French author of "Justine" lent his name to a type of psychopathic behavior (the Marquis) de Sade Bernie
$1,000 [20] Like her husband, she grew up in Grand Rapids, Michigan (Betty) Ford Bernie	DD $1,500 [9] The mother of the man who wrote "The Deerslayer" had this maiden name Fenimore Ron	DD $2,000 [30] In 1921 Paul Klee began teaching painting at this German school of design the Bauhaus Bernie	$1,000 [14] Sigurd, or Siegfried, first finds her asleep in a ring of fire Brünnhilde Ron	$1,000 [25] The humerus forms a ball-and-socket joint with this shoulder bone the scapula Joann	$1,000 [16] The Marquis de Condorcet was part of this bright intellectual movement of the 18th century the Enlightenment Bernie

Final Jeopardy!

U.S. HISTORY

Albert Gallatin played the leading role in the negotiations that ended this war

the War of 1812

Joann "What is the Civil War?" — wagered $4,599

Ron "What is the War of 1812?" — wagered $1,099

Bernie "What is the War of 1812?" — wagered $10,300

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