Show #821 - Monday, March 14, 1988

Ron Trigueiro game 2.

Contestants

[<< previous game]

Susan Steade, a newspaper copy editor from San Jose, California

Gary Amundson, a systems analyst originally from Clear Lake, South Dakota

Ron Trigueiro, a student from Carruthers, California (whose 1-day cash winnings total $13,500)

 [next game >>]

Jeopardy! Round

AUTHORS
HAIR CARE
HOMOPHONIC PAIRS
FOOD
THE OLD WEST
THE SOUTH ON FILM
    $100 13
This wild west author of "Riders of the Purple Sage" was a native of Zanesville, Ohio
    $100 26
Body on Tap shampoo is enriched with this brew
    $100 7
Salem officials might have asked a witness to point this out from a lineup of suspected sorceresses
    $100 9
Shaped like tubes, tubettini is a type of this
    $100 2
In the old west, a long holster for carrying this firearm was usually called a "scabbard"
    $100 1
A 1975 Robert Altman film was set in this cultural capital of country music
    $200 14
Famous for Klondike stories, this early 20th c. writer didn't start high school until age 19
    $200 27
The 2 letters & a number you're likely to find on a label that reads "Alberto"
    $200 18
While some large rocks might be brave, this one is even braver
    $200 22
What you'd be eating if you were eating a rasher
    $200 4
Rumored to have once married Wild Bill Hickok, it's no rumor she dressed like a man
    $200 3
"When Do We Eat?", "Topsy & Eva" & "Little Eva Ascends" were silent films based on or concerned with this book
    $300 15
Dostoyevsky suffered from this chronic brain disorder
    $300 29
Australian hair salad contains extracts of corn, carrot, cucumber & this vampire repellent
    $300 19
You could see these if your mother's sister showed you her tiny insect "farm" under glass
    $300 23
Of a cup of roasted peanuts, a 4" pastry, or an 8 oz. steak the 1 with the most calories
    $300 10
At the Battle of San Jacinto, which lasted about 20 min., he defeated Santa Anna
    $300 5
She danced her way thru the old south in "The Littlest Rebel" & reconstruction south in "The Little Colonel"
    $400 16
During WWII, poet & playwright Archibald MacLeish served as Asst. Sec'y of this diplomatic dept.
    $400 28
For most people, hair does this when its melanocytes stop producing melanin granules
    $400 20
How a judge might politely ask the defendants to state if they're innocent or guilty
    $400 24
Some Caribbean dishes feature plantains, an island variety of these
    $400 11
Weighing over 4½ lbs., the "Walker" was the largest & heaviest handgun made by this company
    $400 6
City in which Mickey Rourke found desire in "Angel Heart" & Vivien Leigh rode "Desire"-- the streetcar
    $500 17
A friend of poet John Donne, Izaak Walton is best known for this treatise on fishing & nature
    $500 30
From the Greek word for hair, it's the scientific study of the hair
    $500 21
London wharves owned by a member of the upper house of Parliament
    $500 25
This cut of meat from the breast of cow is often salted & pressed for corned beef
    DD: $500 12
These 2 railroads with "Pacific" in their names completed the 1st rail line across the U.S.
    $500 8
Louis Malle filmed "My Dinner with Andre" at the Hotel Jefferson in this state capital

Scores at the first commercial break (after clue 12):

Ron Gary Susan
$1,000 $800 $400

Scores at the end of the Jeopardy! Round:

Ron Gary Susan
$3,100 $3,400 $1,300

Double Jeopardy! Round

ZOOLOGY
ARTILLERY
THE RUSSIAN BALLET
THE QUEEN'S ENGLISH
EASTERN RELIGIONS
"NORTH" ON THE MAP
    $200 10
Dromedaries have this many humps
    $200 22
When on the ground, Snoopy would find this, an "AA gun" useful agienst attacks by the Red Baron
    $200 21
Tchaikovsky wrote this, his 1st great ballet, 15 years before "The Nutcracker"
    $200 11
England has no provinces; "The Provinces" refers to the whole country outside of this city
    $200 2
In 1978, the Chinese govt. dropped its opposition to the traditional study of this moralist
    $200 5
For 364 days a year, it's where the "you are here" arrow points on Santa Claus' map
    $400 12
Called "the poor man's cow", it often gives more milk than a cow for the amount of food it eats
    $400 27
In the world of artillery, a SAM doesn't mean a man's name but this type of weapon
    $400 23
Alexander Godunov was the 1st dancer from this ballet company to defect to the west
    $400 1
If you've "gotten your K" you haven't had cereal but have gotten this honor
    $400 14
Following the Japanese defeat in World War II, it ceased to be Japan's state religion
    $400 6
State which contains the geographic center of our continent
    $600 18
Reason it is illegal to import most products made of crocodile leather into the U.S.
    $600 28
1st use of artillery with true efficiency was in the 17th century by this country's King Gustavus II
    $600 24
Based in Leningrad, this ballet co. was named for an assassinated hero of the 1917 revolution
    $600 3
To say Herbert "Hoovered" means Herbert did this
    $600 15
Group which has erected Prabhupada's Palace of Gold in New Vrindaban, West Virginia
    $600 7
As far as we know, the U.S. intelligence ship Pueblo is still there
    $800 19
1 of 3 independent countries over 1000 sq. mil. in size where snakes don't occur naturally
    $800 25
Early 20th c. impresario who presented Russian art & opera before he stunned Europe with his ballets
    $800 4
If you're playing poker in England & have a pair of jacks, you would properly call them this
    $800 16
Traditionally, each owned only a water strainer, a girdle, a razor, a needle, an alms bowl & 3 yellow robes
    DD: $800 8
It has a mean depth of 90 meters & surrounds the Frisian Islands
    DD: $3,000 20
[VIDEO DAILY DOUBLE] Seen here, this animal was unkown to science until about the year 1900: [It had four zebra-looking legs and a brown body]
    $1000 26
This Russian ballerina won a 1983 Tony for playing a Russian ballerina in "On Your Toes"
    $1000 13
A "service lift" isn't a freight elevator but this
    $1000 17
He has urged his followers to continue to oppose Chinese rule but to do so peacefully
    $1000 9
Its highest point is Mt. Sir James MacBrien, its lowest, sea level by the Arctic Ocean

Scores at the end of the Double Jeopardy! Round:

Ron Gary Susan
$7,300 $6,400 $8,300

[wagering suggestions for these scores]

Final Jeopardy! Round

ANAGRAMS
Star of many westerns, his name can be an anagram of "OLD WEST ACTION"

Final scores:

Ron Gary Susan
$14,600 $1 $1,999
2-day champion: $28,100 3rd place: 12-volume The Motion Picture Guide by CineBooks 2nd place: trip to Aspen & stay at the Crestwood Lodge

Game dynamics:

Game dynamics graph

Coryat scores:

Ron Gary Susan
$7,300 $6,400 $6,300
21 R
(including 1 DD),
1 W		 19 R
(including 1 DD),
1 W		 14 R
(including 1 DD),
2 W

Combined Coryat: $20,000

[game responses] [game scores] [suggest correction]

The J! Archive is created by fans, for fans. The Jeopardy! game show and all elements thereof, including but not limited to copyright and trademark thereto, are the property of Jeopardy Productions, Inc. and are protected under law. This website is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or operated by Jeopardy Productions, Inc. Join the discussion at JBoard.tv.