Show #1725 1992-02-14 (taped 1991-11-19) Regular

Contestants

Tom Michael — a medical conference planner from Charlottesville, Virginia

Bill Kleinebecker — a customer advocate from Austin, Texas

Anita Dorsett — an information management director from Houston, Texas (whose 1-day cash winnings total $9,800)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Anita	$2,300	$3,500	$8,500	$15,500 2nd place: Panasonic laptop word processor & answering system + Sentry fire safe file	$8,300 21 R (including 1 DD), 1 W
Bill	$1,000	$2,000	$8,200	$7,599 3rd place: Magnavox 3" LCD TV + Nintendo Entertainment System with Super Jeopardy! & Wheel of Fortune + InfoGenius for Game Boy	$7,200 18 R (including 1 DD), 2 W
Tom	$300	$2,100	$8,800	$17,001 New champion: $17,001	$8,100 19 R (including 1 DD), 3 W

Jeopardy! Round

U.S. GEOGRAPHY	OLD RADIO	FAMOUS WOMEN	COLORS	PUPPETS	WORDS WITHIN WORDS
$100 [5] About 65 miles from Louisville, Ft. Harrod was this state's first permanent settlement Kentucky Tom	$100 [9] On her 1947 series, this collie did her own barking; other dog sounds were done by Earl Keen Lassie Tom	$100 [1] From 1928-1930 she served as aviation editor for Cosmopolitan magazine Amelia Earhart Anita	$100 [18] World Book said this color signifies death in most countries black Bill Tom	$100 [16] "Stupid" name of the puppets often seen on ventriloquists' knees the dummies Anita	$100 [26] Here's the scoop: a pigeon makes this noise a coo (from scoop) Tom
$200 [6] Much of the world's borax comes from this Southern California desert Mojave Bill	$200 [11] The melody heard most often on his "Melody Ranch" show was "Back in the Saddle Again" Gene Autry Anita	$200 [2] After a close working relationship with her father, she founded child psychoanalysis Anna Freud Anita	$200 [19] The color of certain fish flesh, or the fish itself if it's a Chinook or sockeye, chum salmon Tom	$200 [17] This common type of puppet is also known as a glove puppet a hand puppet Bill	$200 [27] A princess who finds one of these under her mattress should speak of it a pea (from speak) Anita
$300 [7] T. Roosevelt took the presidential oath of office at Wilcox Mansion in this 2nd largest N.Y. city Buffalo Anita Bill Tom	$300 [12] This Mercury Theatre co-founder died 1 day after the 50th anniv. of its "War of the Worlds" broadcast John Houseman Anita	$400 [4] As a UN delegate, this former first lady helped draft the Declaration of Human Rights Eleanor Roosevelt Tom	$300 [23] A young deer like Bambi, or his color fawn Tom	$300 [20] Bunraku, the traditional puppet theatre of this country, is named for puppet master Uemura Bunrakuken Japan Tom	$300 [28] On special occasions, champagne might be served with this meat ham (in champagne) Bill
$400 [8] This North Carolina cape with a 70-mile national seashore is northeast of Cape Lookout Cape Hatteras Anita	$400 [13] In "It's Higgins, Sir", Higgins' job was as one of these for an American family a butler Anita	DD $500 [3] Until her 1985 death, she was considered the world's leading authority on the mountain gorilla (Dian) Fossey Anita	$400 [24] In heraldry, "vert" is the name for this color, even if you're not in France green Anita	$400 [21] These rod puppets perform behind a screen; only their silhouettes are seen by audiences shadow puppets	$400 [29] Fred thought he was being funny when he poured this liquor in my trumpet rum (from trumpet) Bill
$500 [10] A beautiful park surrounds Herbert Hoover's birthplace at West Branch in this state Iowa Bill	$500 [14] He played Waldo on "Burns & Allen" & Walter on "Our Miss Brooks" Richard Crenna Anita	$500 [15] Her contract with a French theatre company was canceled in 1863 after she slapped another actress Sarah Bernhardt Tom	$500 [25] This color shares its name with a condiment made from pulverized seeds mustard Anita	$500 [22] A theatre in this city where Mozart was born presents Mozart operas performed by marionettes Salzburg Bill Tom	$500 [30] There's nothing like a promenade through the streets of this capital city Rome (in promenade) Bill

Double Jeopardy! Round

DANCE	MILITARY LEADERS	NEWSPAPERS	BODIES OF WATER	COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES	POT LUCK
$200 [17] You might get your kicks watching this risque French dance known for its high kicks the cancan Anita	$200 [1] This general sued CBS after it said he deliberately underestimated enemy strength in Vietnam Westmoreland Bill	$200 [4] Founded in 1833, the Weekly Green Bay Intelligencer was this state's first newspaper Wisconsin Anita	$200 [3] This French river rises near Dijon & flows about 480 miles to the English Channel the Seine Anita	$200 [12] The Whiffenpoof Society is a branch of this school's glee club Yale Bill	$200 [25] In the Walt Kelly comic strip, Pogo is one of these creatures a possum Bill
$400 [18] The strathspey, a dance developed in this country, is slower than the Highland fling Scotland Tom	$400 [2] When asked by the Germans to surrender at Bastogne in 1944, General McAuliffe had this one-word reply Nuts! Tom	$400 [5] Newspapers in New York, Denver & Houston share this name the Post Tom	$400 [6] This sea is bordered on the south by the Aleutian Islands the Bering Sea Bill Tom	$400 [13] This university founded by a Quaker merchant's $7 million bequest is Baltimore's largest Johns Hopkins Tom	$400 [30] It's the minimum age of a septuagenarian 70 Bill
$600 [21] The Kathakali, a dance performed in India, dramatizes stories from this religion Hinduism Anita	$600 [7] 1 of 3 generals the Whig Party ran for president between 1840 & 1852 (1 of) Zachary Taylor (Winfield Scott & William Henry Harrison) Tom	$600 [9] This country's 2 major daily newspapers are the Nassau Guardian & the Nassau Tribune the Bahamas Tom	$600 [8] This sea between China & Korea gets its name from the color of the earth deposited on its shores the Yellow Sea Anita	$600 [14] This New York City school's Press 1st published its famous encyclopedia in 1935 Columbia Anita	$600 [29] It's been said that he who plants this tropical fruit tree "plants food & drink. vessels & clothing" a coconut tree
$800 [22] A Spanish dance, or the jacket you might wear to perform it the bolero Bill	$800 [20] From 1941-1970 General Lewis B. Hershey didn't lead troops in the field but directed this the Selective Service Anita	$800 [15] In the 1980s this Philadelphia newspaper won 10 Pulitzer Prizes for Journalism the Inquirer Anita	$800 [10] The Gulf of Papua lies on the southern border of this island nation New Guinea Bill Tom	$1,000 [26] This Midwest school operates the Argonne National Laboratory & the Yerkes Observatory the University of Chicago Bill	$800 [28] After completing their 11-volume "Story of Civilization" this couple wrote a "Dual Autobiography" the (Will & Ariel) Durants Bill
DD $2,000 [23] The habanera, which has a tango-like rhythm, is named for this city Havana (Cuba) Bill	$1,000 [24] Once Lincoln's Gen. in chief of the Union Army. he ran against Lincoln in the 1864 presidential election (George) McClellan Tom	$1,000 [16] Boston's largest daily newspaper, it's been co-owned by the Taylor family since 1873 the Globe Anita	$1,000 [11] The beaches at San Sebastian, Spain & Biarritz, France front on this bay the Bay of Biscay Tom	DD $1,500 [19] This state's university at Machias is the easternmost 4-year school in the U.S. Maine Tom	$1,000 [27] The U.S. Coast Guard Academy at New London, Connecticut overlooks this river the Thames Bill

Final Jeopardy!

FICTIONAL CHARACTERS

He was listed as the author of 1726's "Travels into Several Remote Nations of the World"

(Lemuel) Gulliver

Bill "Who is Phineas Fog 💘" — wagered $601

Anita "Who is Gulliver" — wagered $7,000

Tom "Who was Gulliver" — wagered $8,201

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