Show #3933 2001-10-10 (taped 2001-08-21) Regular

Introduction of Clue Crew memberSofia.

Contestants

John Lee — a systems analyst originally from White Rock, British Columbia, Canada

Suzel MacCallum — a homemaker and part-time student from Dothan, Alabama

George Evanko — a public relations executive from Washington, D.C. (whose 1-day cash winnings total $7,000)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
George	$2,300	$3,700	$11,100	$10,599 2-day champion: $17,599	$9,500 23 R (including 2 DDs), 1 W
Suzel	$0	$-400	$3,000	$1,000 2nd place: a trip to Superclubs, Montego Bay, Jamaica	$4,000 10 R, 4 W (including 1 DD)
John	$800	$1,600	$5,800	$0 3rd place: a trip to Cardoza Hotel, Miami, Florida	$5,800 14 R, 1 W

Jeopardy! Round

THE ART OF WAR	COLONIAL COLLEGES	DURING DiMAGGIO'S HITTING STREAK	GUN PARTS	I LIKE Q	DO YOU LIKE ME.?
$100 [4] Far from Trenton, Emanuel Leutze probably used the Rhine as a model for his painting of "Washington Crossing" this the Delaware John	$100 [11] You can get your sheepskin at this Cambridge university whose "yahd" once held grazing sheep Harvard George	$100 [1] Germany invaded this country on June 22, 1941, attacking Minsk & Odessa Soviet Union/Russia George	$100 [16] Time, Newsweek or Playboy magazines John	$100 [17] The expression about minding these & Qs may have originated with printers or pub owners Ps Suzel	$100 [26] The Great Kennebec Whatever Festival begins in June & the festival for this crustacean is held in August lobster George
$200 [5] In 1899 E.S. Paxson completed his monumental painting of this June 1876 battle Little Bighorn	$200 [12] The College of New Jersey was 150 years old in 1896 when it got this new name for the city it was in Princeton George	$200 [2] On July 4, 1941 he told the nation America can't be an oasis of liberty in a desert of dictatorship Franklin D. Roosevelt George	$200 [22] If you're at a disadvantage, you're "over" one of these a barrel John	$200 [18] CCR sang of her, "I love the way you walk I love the way you talk" Suzie Q George	$200 [27] Tired of this largest city in Maine? You can take a ferry from there to Nova Scotia Portland Suzel John
$400 [6] Sir Richard Rezac's painting seen here shows a medical corpsman at this WWII landing site, far from Nebraska Omaha Beach George	$300 [13] Founded in 1693, its name used to end with "in Virginia" the College of William and Mary George	$300 [3] This former New York Yankee seen here on a stamp died at age 37 Lou Gehrig John	$300 [23] The Beatles' Maxwell had a silver one hammer John	$300 [19] In Guatemala 100 centavos equal a Q, one of these quetzal	$300 [28] As seen on the flag, the state coat of arms has one of these largest deers lying under a pine tree moose George Suzel
DD $500 [7] This attack during the Battle of Balaklava inspired a painting by Richard Caton Woodville & a poem by Tennyson the Charge of the Light Brigade George	$400 [14] This Providence university that dates back to 1764 is home to a NASA research center Brown George	$400 [9] British & free French forces took Syria from this collaborationist French government Vichy John	$400 [24] Goosey, Goosey Gander wandered into his lady's chamber	$400 [20] The Q in the shopping channel QVC stands for this Quality John	—
$500 [8] Archibald Willard first planned to call his painting of 2 Revolutionary War drummers & a fife player "Yankee Doodle" "The Spirit of '76"	$500 [15] For a while, Fred Rogers' neighborhood was this New Hampshire college, his alma mater Dartmouth George	$500 [10] Charles Evans Hughes resigned from this post he'd held since 1930 Chief Justice of the United States George	$500 [25] Act that normally ends a wrestling match pin George	$500 [21] Without the U Q is pronounced like a K, as in the names of these 2 Middle East countries Iraq & Qatar	—

Double Jeopardy! Round

BIBLICAL ZOOLOGY	WHAT'S MY LINE?	MASTERPIECE THEATRE	SCIENCE	NATURAL BORN MILLERS	ANAGRAMMED DANCERS
$200 [1] Daniel probably would have preferred it if Darius had a big-screen TV in his den instead of these lions Suzel	$200 [18] Samuel Taylor Coleridge:"Water, water, everywhere nor any..." drop to drink Suzel	$200 [13] He's the genial former host seen here Alistair Cooke Suzel	$200 [3] In the 1970s sign language was taught to Koko the gorilla & Washoe, one of these chimpanzee John	$200 [26] This Hal Linden TV cop was on the beat from 1975 to 1982 Barney Miller Suzel	$200 [11] An elegant master:SEDATE FRIAR Fred Astaire Suzel John
$400 [2] Abraham owned the dromedary type of this animal camel John	$400 [17] Poe:"Take thy beak from out my heart, and take thy form from off my door..." quoth the raven, "Nevermore" George	$400 [12] This 1990 series following the drug trade from Pakistan to England inspired a 2000 movie Traffic George	$400 [4] A magnetron is an electronic tube used to produce these waves found in some kitchens microwaves George	$400 [27] In 1977 he could "Fly Like an Eagle" in his "Jet Airliner" Steve Miller George	$400 [20] Former Soviet:HI KIROV ASHY INK BALM Mikhail Baryshnikov Suzel
$600 [8] A rule in Deuteronomy 22 says you shouldn't yoke an ass & this together to plow ox Suzel	$600 [19] Shakespeare:"Let me not to the marriage of true minds admit..." impediments	$800 [15] Daniel Radcliffe, David Copperfield on "Masterpiece Theatre", is rolling along; he was cast as this hero on film Harry Potter George	$600 [5] (Sofia of the Clue Crew reports from the La Brea Tar Pits in Los Angeles.) The bubbling seen here is caused by this gas, a major part of Jupiter's atmosphere methane John	$800 [28] This 1878 Henry James heroine had Mr. Winterbourne saying, American woman, get away from me Daisy Miller George	$600 [21] Dame seen in Ashton's "Ondine":MANY FORGOTTEN Margot Fonteyn George
$800 [9] Worshipped by the ancient Egyptians as Bast, there's not one mention of this animal in the Bible cat Suzel	$800 [24] Frost:"Two roads diverged in a wood, and I--I took the one less traveled by, and that has made..." all the difference George	DD $1,000 [14] The 1985-'86 season included "The Last Place on Earth", about the struggle to reach this point the South Pole Suzel	$800 [6] (Sarah of the Clue Crew reports.) The spin of a frisbee keeps it stable in flight, illustrating angular this momentum John	DD $2,000 [29] Always a "Tropic" of conversation, a trilogy of his was composed of "Sexus", "Plexus" & "Nexus" Henry Miller George	$800 [22] He charged in with "Da Funk":VISA LONG OVER Savion Glover George
$1,000 [10] In one of Jesus' parables these were separated from the sheep & herded on the unfavorable left side goats	$1,000 [25] Robert Browning:"Ah, but a man's reach should exceed his grasp, or..." what's a heaven for Suzel	$1,000 [16] In 1996 Alex Kingston, seen here, took a trip to the moll as this raunchy heroine Moll Flanders John	$1,000 [7] In 1869 this Russian chemist published his periodic table Dmitri Mendeleev Suzel	—	$1,000 [23] "Modern" choreographer of "Clytemnestra":RAG AT HARM HAM Martha Graham John

Final Jeopardy!

FOOD & DRINK

A statue in the town of Epernay, France honors this blind French monk

Dom Perignon

Suzel "Who is?" — wagered $2,000

John "Who is Benedictine?" — wagered $5,800

George "Who is Benedict?" — wagered $501

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