Show #2365 - Friday, December 9, 1994

Missing challenger introductions.
Jeopardy! Round clues 10, 11 & 21 archived from transcript of N64 game.

Contestants

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Leonard Berg, a medical technologist from Van Nuys, California

Nick Gillespie, a journalist originally from Brooklyn, New York

Pat Litwinko, a magazine copy editor originally from New York City, New York (whose 1-day cash winnings total $7,100)

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Jeopardy! Round

THE BIBLE
THE GOLDEN GLOBE AWARDS
THE PREZ SEZ
THE CATSKILLS
BUSINESS & INDUSTRY ANIMALS
"C" IN MUSIC
    $100 20
Psalm 78 says that among the plagues God sent upon this country was striking its flocks with hot thunderbolts
    $100 14
The Hollywood Foreign Press Association
    $100 2
In a 1932 speech he said, "I pledge you-I pledge myself-to a New Deal for the American people"
    $100 8
The Catskills are part of the Appalachians running through the southeast part of this state
    $100 7
A biography of this finicky 9-Lives star was published in 1974
    $100 1
It's defined as a traditional song of joy; the "Christmas" type is the most popular
    $200 21
Exodus's recipe for anointing oil calls for myrrh, cinnamon, sweet salamus, cassia & this oil
    $200 15
In 1984 Richard Chamberlain, Barbara Stanwyck & Richard Kiley won for their performances in this miniseries
    $200 3
His 1988 Democratic Convention speech "wasn't my finest hour. It wasn't even my finest hour and a half"
    $200 9
It's Slide Mountain at 4,204 feet
    $200 16
The rabbit head logo can be found somewhere on each cover of this men's magazine
    $200 10
To play the hi-hat type of this percussion instrument, you clash the metal plates together with a pedal
    $300 22
He lived 800 years after he begat Seth
    $300 23
Before her movie stardom, this daughter of Bruce Dern & Diane Ladd was Miss Golden Globe in 1982
    $300 4
He's quoted in 1953 as finding himself in the "very small army" of "unemployed presidents"
    $300 26
This term for the deep ravines in the Catskills also applies to pieces of garlic
    $300 17
Geoffrey, Geegee & Baby Gee are giraffes used by this company
    $300 11
The "Habanera" Bizet included in this opera is an alteration of a tune by the Spanish composer Yradier
    $400 24
9 of the 12 chapters of this man's book set in Babylon revolve around dreams & visions
    $400 29
In 1989 this "Family Ties" star tied with Judd Hirsch & Richard Mulligan for Best Actor in a Comedy Series
    DD: $700 5
Kennedy called it "a city of Southern efficiency and Northern charm"
    $400 27
The first Europeans to settle the area were from this country
    $400 18
This company's lion was first heard to roar in the 1928 talkie "White Shadows in the South Seas"
    $400 12
As its name implies, this kind of music may be played in a room rather than in a theatre
    $500 25
In the original Hebrew of his "Lamentations", each verse in 3 chapters begins with a new letter, from aleph on
    $500 30
This 1993 Best Actress winner for "Howards End" wished for "the creation of more great female roles"
    $500 6
Buchanan hoped this man was "as happy on entering this house as I am in leaving it"
    $500 28
Thomas Cole & Frederick Church, painters in this school, were known for their Catskill scenes
    $500 19
The Levi's logo features 2 of these animals trying to pull apart a pair of jeans
    $500 13
A visit to Mexico City inspired this "Appalachian Spring" composer to write "El Salon Mexico"

Scores at the first commercial break (after clue 15):

Pat Nick Leonard
$700 $2,100 $900

Scores at the end of the Jeopardy! Round:

Pat Nick Leonard
$2,600 $2,800 $600

Double Jeopardy! Round

HISTORIC NAMES
FRENCH DISCOVERIES
MONEY MATTERS
SOUTH AMERICAN GEOGRAPHY
FOOD
U.S. AUTHORS
    $200 8
The first edition of his "Common Sense" pamphlet says only that it was "Written by an Englishman"
    $200 1
Though Teflon was discovered in America in 1938, a Frenchman discovered how to coat one of these in 1954
    $200 7
The 20,000 or so members of this British insurance society are called "names"
    $200 26
It's bordered by every South American country except Chile & Ecuador
    $200 10
In a seafood restaurant, order a bucket of steamers & you'll get these
    $200 2
Frank Norris wrote "The Pit", & he wrote "The Pit and the Pendulum"
    $400 9
In 1875 this political "Boss" escaped from jail & fled to Cuba, then to Spain
    $400 15
With his invention of the open-jet wind tunnel, he "towers" over other inventors
    $400 19
It's buying large quantities from manufacturers & selling smaller lots to retailers
    $400 27
15,444-square-mile Marajo Island in the delta of this river was formed by sedimentary deposits
    $400 11
A dish served a la Jardiniere is served with a variety of these
    $400 3
A Philip Marlowe novel left unfinished at his death was later completed by Robert B. Parker
    $600 16
This inventor of a temperature scale spent most of his life in Amsterdam making weather instruments
    $600 20
In 1885 he developed an anti-rabies vaccine
    $600 23
This can be the fee paid to an insurance company or the amount a bond sells for above face value
    DD: $100 30
South America's westernmost point is Punta Parinas in this country
    $600 12
Connoisseurs of this food often prefer the sevruga over the beluga because it's the finest grained
    $600 4
To get the right feel for "Show Boat", she lived & worked on one for a couple of months
    $800 17
Encyclopedia Americana regards him "as the most grotesque figure ever to serve" as Roman emperor
    $800 21
He added an analytic spin to geometry
    $800 24
While a put is the right to sell shares at a certain price, this is the right to buy them
    $800 29
The name of this windswept region of Argentina is from a Spanish word for "big feet"
    $800 13
The German for "crack sausage", it's a short, thick sausage served much the same way as a hot dog
    $800 5
He not only led the "Beat Generation" movement, he also coined the term
    $1000 18
This "Lame" Mongol conqueror died suddenly in 1405 while planning a campaign against China
    $1000 22
Joseph Niepce is credited with making the first of these; he produced it on metal in 1826
    $1000 25
This school of economics named for a Briton, stresses the role of government in the economy
    $1000 28
Almost half of the population of this smallest South American country lives in its capital, Paramaribo
    $1000 14
Norwegians call these German Christmas cookies pepperkaker
    DD: $1,200 6
This Pulitzer Prize-winning author of "The Good War" took his first name from a fictional character

Scores at the end of the Double Jeopardy! Round:

Pat Nick Leonard
$3,000 $4,800 $9,700
(lock game)

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Final Jeopardy! Round

PSYCHOLOGY
The grandfather of this psychiatrist founded the Institute of Hope, a mental hospital in Basel

Final scores:

Pat Nick Leonard
$1 $6,001 $9,650
3rd place: Monneret ice hockey game + Jeopardy! Sports Edition for home computer or SNES 2nd place: a trip on TWA to New Orleans & stay at the Maison Dupuy Hotel + Jeopardy! Sports Edition for home computer or SNES New champion: $9,650

Game dynamics:

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Coryat scores:

Pat Nick Leonard
$3,000 $4,500 $9,600
18 R,
5 W		 22 R
(including 1 DD),
5 W		 16 R
(including 1 DD),
3 W
(including 1 DD)

Combined Coryat: $17,100

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Game tape date: 1994-09-13
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