Show #20 - Friday, October 5, 1984
Jeopardy! Round
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| Located 15 miles from its namesake, it was founded by Brigham Young |
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| ABC telecast 180 hours of this summer '84 event |
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| Tongue twister about lady who peddles pukas on the beach |
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| Former N.Y. lawyer who stated his case on Monday Night Football for 13 years |
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| Freddie Cannon's "Tallahassee Lassie" would be from this state |
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| Game show that would fall between the dating & anniversary games |
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| Where Peter, Peter kept his wife |
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| Our last president without a bachelor's degree, once a Kansas City haberdasher |
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| Southwest capital named for mythological self-immolating bird |
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| Altar boy & seminarian who became infamous Soviet dictator |
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| It was also capital of the Confederacy |
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| The girls on this series graduated from Eastland School to Langley College |
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| Condition akin to combat fatigue |
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| Former Washington Senators' pitching prospect, now long-time Caribbean dictator |
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| Astrological name for starry twins Castor & Pollux |
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| Only state capital named for a biblical figure |
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| Bilko's private Harry Speakup or Daktari's Judy |
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| Drinking it would give you a terrible end but a lovely finish |
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| While observing "God & Man at Yale", this conservative spokesman taught Spanish there |
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| Twin brothers who brought precious metal to America's Olympic ski team |
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Scores at the first commercial break (after clue 7):
| Elise |
Richard |
Stan |
| $500 |
$600 |
-$500 |
Scores at the end of the Jeopardy! Round:
| Elise |
Richard |
Stan |
| $1,300 |
$1,900 |
$500 |
Double Jeopardy! Round
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| Designers of this instrument were Cristofori & Steinway |
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| Aesop advised not to "count your chickens" then |
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| Oakland is still fighting to get this team back |
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| Predominant language in Canada's Quebec province |
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| "Timely" name of Chopin's D-flat major waltz of Opus 64 |
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| When Aaron signed they were in Boston, but he played in Milwaukee & Atlanta |
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| The New Testament was originally written in Koine, a common dialect of this language |
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| A string quartet is usually made up of 2 violins, a viola & this |
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| Minnesota's, not L.A.'s terrain gave this basketball team its aquatic name |
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| Language in which this #1 song of 1958 was sung |
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| When he first heard this wind instrument, Handel said, "Thank heavens it hath no smell" |
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| To maintain their baseball rivalry, both left New York in 1957 |
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| Due to regional disputes, India has retained this as an official language |
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| On radio he was the "maestro" of the NBC Symphony Orchestra |
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| 3rd party, its presidential candidates included Eugene Debs & Norman Thomas |
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| Whittier wrote, "For all sad words of tongue or pen, the saddest are these" |
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| Under cover of darkness, they left Baltimore for Indianapolis |
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| The only Romance language from an East Bloc country |
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Scores at the end of the Double Jeopardy! Round:
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| $9,600 |
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$900 |
[wagering suggestions for these scores]
Final Jeopardy! Round
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| It has more people than all the other South American countries combined |
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Final scores:
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Richard |
Stan |
| $3,000 |
$1,400 |
$1,401 |
Game dynamics:
| Elise |
Richard |
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| $7,700 |
$700 |
$1,400 |
Game tape date: 1984-08-15
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