Show #69 - Thursday, December 13, 1984
Jeopardy! Round
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"Maverick" actor who starred in "The Rockford Files" |
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Nearly all of world's hops go into brewing this |
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Nickname of the British from the color of their clothing |
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Newsmagazine published by the Washington Post |
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Jim Nabors' madcap Marine |
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Said to have brought secret of whiskey making to Ireland along with Christianity |
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In the painting "The Spirit of '76", what the man in the middle is playing |
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Staid New York newspaper that first launched "Us" magazine |
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Excuse you should have if Kojak asks where you were at 11 last night |
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In 1950 his "Talent Scouts" cost only $2500 per show |
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They're America's largest vintners |
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1768 American war tune which was set to a 1500s melody |
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Childrearing journal that's called "The magazine only a mother could love" |
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What you should do with the positive before you eliminate the negative |
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All 3 original "Charlie's Angels" |
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Their Golden, Colorado brewery is America's largest single one |
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Brigadier Gen. O'Hara went through the final surrender in place of this English commander |
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Wm. Gaines can spoof WB films without fear of lawsuit in this Warner-owned magazine |
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He opens with, "The name of the program is 'Person to Person'" |
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Bronfman family, whose names means "brandy man", run this Canadian distillery, world's largest |
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The 2 foreign countries which fought on our side |
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Motto of this men's magazine is "More than just a pretty face" |
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Scores at the first commercial break (after clue 7):
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Faryl |
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$0 |
-$300 |
$300 |
Scores at the end of the Jeopardy! Round:
Ric |
Faryl |
Ed |
$1,900 |
$100 |
-$400 |
Double Jeopardy! Round
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He was the husband of Coretta Scott |
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European river that inspired a famous Strauss waltz |
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Printing 10,000,000 a day, they're in the "hall of fame" as largest greeting card company |
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This gymnast was 1st Olympic athlete to score a perfect 10 |
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While those of apes are longer than their legs, humans' are shorter |
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Named for hair color & a black radical group, they fight for seniors' rights |
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State-of-the-art violins owned by Jack Benny & Sherlock Holmes |
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Geritol & Sominex are made by this #1 cookie-maker |
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She won more Wimbledon singles' titles than any other woman |
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Group which lost members by defending rights of Am. Nazis to march in Skokie, Ill. |
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Church "chant" named for the pope who established it: |
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This steelmaker lost $1.2 billion in '83 |
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Still widely considered the top female athlete of all time |
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While CBS uses its eye, this network uses its head |
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Its deadline for passage ran out June 30,1982 |
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What you play your flams & paradiddles on |
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Bennett Cerf headed this publishing house that won '33 "Ulysses" censorship case |
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U.S. women won '84 silver in this sport where each player plays each position |
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Nobel-Prize winning organization, they oppose political imprisonment & torture |
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Italian term for "very slow"; Samuel Barber wrote one "for Strings" |
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Sec. Shultz & Weinberger formerly worked for this family-run construction giant |
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100 meter gold-medalist, she then beat her chief Soviet-bloc rival in Zurich |
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Scores at the end of the Double Jeopardy! Round:
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$7,100 |
$900 |
$1,200 |
[wagering suggestions for these scores]
Final Jeopardy! Round
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American who founded dance schools in Fra., Ger. & Russia, but was played by Brit. actress in '68 film |
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Final scores:
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$9,200 |
$1,798 |
$1,801 |
Game dynamics:
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$7,600 |
$900 |
$800 |
Game tape date: 1984-09-19
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