Show #3667 2000-07-11 (taped 2000-04-12) Regular

Doug Lach game 4.

Contestants

Carey Ramos — a market researcher from San Diego, California

Robert Hartle — a typesetter from Austin, Texas

Doug Lach — a product development manager from Columbus, Ohio (whose 3-day cash winnings total $56,000)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Doug	$2,200	$4,200	$12,400	$17,400 4-day champion: $73,400	$9,900 27 R (including 3 DDs), 4 W
Robert	$400	$2,600	$3,600	$3,799 2nd place: Debit card from Wingspanbank.com	$3,600 16 R, 3 W
Carey	$-900	$-900	$1,700	$3,400 3rd place: Olympus C2500L Digital Camera	$1,700 6 R, 4 W

Jeopardy! Round

FICTIONAL NOBILITY	"TRAN"SITION	WAY BACK IN 1999	MASKS	MOTHER GOOSE	BROWNSVILLE
$100 [3] Jonathan Harker's journal says this title character has "peculiarly sharp white teeth; these protruded over the lips" Count Dracula Robert	$100 [8] A negotiated business deal a transaction Robert	$100 [25] A 20-year-long restoration of this chapel, home to Michelangelo's "The Last Judgment", was wrapped up the Sistine Chapel Doug	$100 [1] The simplest diving combo contains a mask & this breathing tube a snorkel Doug	$100 [12] It's the city where the pussy cat went "to look at the queen" London Doug	$100 [30] This shade of brown is also a plant resin that'll hold a bug "forever" amber Doug
$200 [4] "The Sword in the Stone" is the first book in T.H. White's series about this "once and future king" King Arthur Doug	$200 [14] The rendering of something in the words of a different language translation Robert	$200 [26] In August one of these, the size of Rhode Island, threatened ships between South America & Antarctica an iceberg Doug	$200 [2] They're the 2 styles represented by the masks seen here (also on the Tony Award) tragedy & comedy Doug Robert	$200 [13] "The king was in his counting-house counting out his money; the queen was in the parlor, eating" this bread & honey Doug	$200 [18] Animal shades of brown include mink, seal, fox & this "ship of the desert" the camel Robert
$300 [5] Escaping after 14 years in prison, Edmond Dantes makes his way to an island & assumes this title persona The Count of Monte Cristo Doug	$300 [15] To move an organ or tissue from one body to another transplant Doug	$300 [27] As part of a 10-year research project, the Atlanta Zoo got Lun-Lun & Yang-Yang, a pair of these pandas Robert	$300 [9] Among the men who wore their own distinct styles of these were Rogatien Vachon & Tony Esposito hockey goalie masks Doug	$300 [19] He "kissed the girls and made them cry" & ran away "when the boys came out to play" Georgie Porgie Robert	$300 [21] On your palette or in a mug, mix chocolate & coffee & you get this mocha Robert
$400 [6] Mrs. Erlynne turns out to be the mother of this Wilde woman in an 1892 play Lady Windermere Carey	$400 [16] Examples include Xanax & Valium tranquilizers Doug	$400 [28] The 100 jurors William Rehnquist swore in on January 7, 1999 were all members of this the Senate Robert	$500 [11] "Sport" in which the mask seen here is used professional wrestling Doug	$400 [20] "Bobby Shafto's gone to sea" with these "on his knee" silver buckles	$400 [22] The umber pigment can be "raw" or this burnt Doug
$500 [7] Lady Catherine de Bourgh is the arrogant aunt of this proud hero of an Austen novel Mr. (Fitzwilliam) Darcy Carey	$500 [17] It's the fictional device whose use often followed the classic line heard here:[Beep]"Scotty, beam me up!" transporter (from Star Trek ) Robert	$500 [29] This province's capital of Pristina wasn't so pristine; it was bombed by NATO Kosovo Doug	DD $700 [10] This hero first donned his mask in the 1919 story "The Curse of Capistrano" Zorro (Don Diego de la Vega) Doug	$500 [24] It's what the rat ate in "The House That Jack Built" the malt Doug	$500 [23] You'll find this shade of brown in the name Audrey Hepburn auburn Doug

Double Jeopardy! Round

THE LIVING WORLD	MERYL STREEP FILMS	FRENCH LEADERS	'50s FASHION	CROSSWORD CLUES "S"	BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS
$200 [7] In the names of hummingbirds, this body part might be a "blue-" or "ruby-" Throat Doug	$200 [1] Before hitting "The Beach", he played Meryl Streep's son in 1996's "Marvin's Room" Leonardo DiCaprio Robert	$200 [6] Both Henry III & Henry IV were removed from office by this method Assassination (victims of stabbing) Doug Carey	$200 [5] These colorful imports from the islands were perfect to top off Bermuda shorts Hawaiian shirts Doug	$200 [22] Ice cream portion, or breaking news story(5) Scoop Doug	$200 [27] There are now 3 bridges over this river that link Brownsville with Matamoros, Mexico Rio Grande Robert
$400 [8] Kelp is a visible example of these; spirogyra is a microscopic one Algae Robert	$400 [3] Streep suspects unsafe working conditions at the Kerr-McGee nuclear plant in this 1983 film bio Silkwood Carey	$400 [2] He married a Polish princess, lost Canada to the English & made a Pompadour center of his life Louis XV Carey	$400 [18] Ferragamo introduced these floor-scarring shoes whose name comes from the Italian for "dagger" Stiletto heels Doug	$400 [23] Racquet game, or gourd-shaped veggie(6) Squash Carey	$600 [29] The Battle of Palmito Ranch near Brownsville was fought a month after this war ended Civil War Robert
$600 [11] When a maple tree loses its keys, it loses these Seeds Doug Robert	$600 [4] Streep won an Oscar for playing this title role seen here: "The time I left I felt that there was nothing terribly wrong with me & that my son would be better off without me" Kramer vs. Kramer Robert	$600 [14] In 1995 Jacques Chirac became president of this current numerical republic Fifth Republic Robert	$600 [19] This polyester fiber from Du Pont made men's trousers "Neater... more comfortable... with less care" Dacron Doug	$600 [16] Lustrous last name of actor Martin(5) Sheen Doug	$800 [26] Brownsville is the gateway to this popular spring break destination located on a barrier reef Padre Island Doug
$800 [12] Although shaped like the bottom of a shoe, this protozoan doesn't walk, but swims by shaking its cilia Paramecium Carey	$800 [9] Streep mastered a Danish accent, but Robert Redford's British accent was vetoed for this 1985 Oscar winner Out Of Africa Carey	$800 [15] On July 17, 1429, with a little help from Joan of Arc, the seventh king of this name was crowned at Reims Charles VII (the Dauphin Charles) Robert Carey	$1,000 [21] The formless chemise dubbed this by Balenciaga & Givenchy was popular in 1957 Sack dress	$800 [25] It precedes Club & Leone(6) Sierra Carey	$1,000 [28] This general & future pres. founded a fort on the city's site in 1846 Zachary Taylor Robert
$1,000 [13] This high-altitude resident of the Rockies is North America's closest relative of the true antelopes Rocky Mountain goat	$1,000 [10] What was Meryl Streep thinking, stealing Ed Begley Jr. away from Roseanne in this 1989 comedy? She-Devil Doug	DD $2,000 [17] Louis, the nephew of this ruler of France, was the only ruler of the Second Republic Napoleon Bonaparte Doug	DD $2,000 [20] Found in a 1955 Sloan Wilson novel title, it was the uniform of the businessman A grey flannel suit Doug	$1,000 [24] Sultan's wife, or seedless raisin(7) Sultana Doug	—

Final Jeopardy!

THE PULITZER PRIZES

Theodore H. White, the first general nonfiction winner, won for an account of this man's election to the U.S. presidency

John F. Kennedy ("The Making of the President, 1960")

Carey "Who was Kennedy?" — wagered $1,700

Robert "Who was John F. Kennedy?" — wagered $199

Doug "Who was JFK?" — wagered $5,000

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