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00:00this is jeopardy now entering the studio are today's contestants an assistant film editor
00:11originally from preston england john lafferty an immunologist from kalamazoo michigan annette
00:19meyer and our returning champion a psychologist from bala kinwood pennsylvania sigus vanney
00:26whose two-day cash winnings total fourteen thousand dollars as now here is the host of jeopardy
00:34thank you john thank you folks hi everyone and welcome again to jeopardy our champion sigus vanney
00:43had a great show yesterday ten thousand dollars in cash i didn't have such a good day one of the
00:49things i said towards the end of the program referred to the uh final jeopardy i said that
00:54sherlock holmes book the hound of the baskervilles was published in 1887 it wasn't sherlock holmes
01:00first made his appearance in 1887 hound of the baskervilles i believe came out in 1902 just
01:04wanted to clear that up to keep a lot of you folks at home from writing in annette and john good luck
01:09to you on the program today let's go to work let's have some fun and we'll play this first round of
01:13jeopardy round of which there'll be the one daily double you know that here are the categories
01:17transportation games animals knitting rhyme time and finally if it's tuesday sigus you go first
01:27if it's tuesday for 100 please happens to be let's find out about the clue on tuesday january 7 1800 millard
01:34fillmore was born in this type of frontier house sigus what is a lod cabin right tuesday for 200 please
01:41on july 20th 1858 about 1500 fans in new york were the first to pay an admission charge
01:48to watch this sport annette what is boxing no sorry john what is baseball baseball is right you get to
01:55select uh rhyme time please for 100 the first clue in that category is a verdant vegetable john a green
02:02bean what is a green bean that is right uh rhyme time for 200 please an order to put shaving cream
02:09all over the face of cbs news anchor dan sigus what is to lather rather that rhymes
02:16rhyme time for 300 alex please a ship for shipping the animals from whose milk we get feta cheese
02:23sigus what is a goat boat right rhyme time for 400 please a discriminating gumshoe
02:29what is a selective detective
02:36what is a selective detective
02:36sigus you want to try it for five you bet 500 rhyme time please an enthusiastic promoter of chanticleers
02:43sigus what is a rooster booster that's good for 500 more it does it for our category as well you get
02:51select all right uh if it's tuesday for 300 please officially beaudoin the first became king of this country
02:57tuesday july 17th 1951
03:00john uh what is belgium that's right uh if it's tuesday 400 please one of the two towns in which calendars are
03:09forever stuck on tuesday august 24th 79 a.d john what is pompeii right herculaneum is the other you select
03:17and uh let's finish off if it's tuesday for 500 on tuesday december 15 1987 in concord new hampshire
03:24he announced i'm back john who is heart gary heart that is right he didn't say it quite that way
03:31all right you're in the lead john with 1500 select oh um knitting for 100 please early ones had a hook
03:39not a knob on the end to keep the work from slipping off sigus what is a knitting needle that's right
03:45uh games for 100 please top of that column before there was plastic this badminton playing piece was
03:51made with a cork and feathers sigus what is a shuttlecock right games for 200 please in a poker game
03:57without high without wild cards it's the highest hand you can draw
04:01sigus what is a royal flush that is right and that takes you to 1500 ties you for the lead with john
04:07annette at minus 200 she seems to be having a little bit of trouble with her signaling button i believe
04:12annette you're ringing in a fraction of a second too early you'll get the timing down in the
04:15next part of the answers and questions we'll get to that following this commercial break
04:19stay with us please
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06:15free issue call 1-800-527-2800 that's 1-800-527-2800 remember you were born
06:25to be somebody
06:27john lasseter was the first player we introduced and i am correct am i not in detecting an english
06:39accent when you speak faint traces now i've been here for 12 or 15 years so i see where were you
06:44born i was born in preston which is up north maybe 30 miles north of liverpool i see i understand by
06:49this from this card here that you own a motorcycle yes i own a rice burner japanese motorcycle uh-huh
06:55and my other hobby is going to traffic school at least once a year are you see it says here that
07:01you like to run your motorcycle along mulholland drive i live on mulholland drive which part of
07:07mulholland if it's anywhere near calabasas you might see me sometime oh you're at the other end
07:12good you're not you're not one of those people who is disturbing my peace and quiet at three in the
07:17morning all right nice having you here and you play the game well keep it going thank you annette
07:21meyer from kalamazoo michigan an immunologist i have a great deal of respect for people in your
07:25line of work i spent a few days with an immunologist an american who was working in gunna helping
07:31them get rid of guinea worm disease now what is your field of specialty if you have one
07:34um i work on the development of vaccines for viruses affecting farm animals mostly farm animals
07:40uh what are you working on right now that might be a great impact disease for a pig virus good we
07:46need healthy pigs all right nice having you with us let's get rid of that minus
07:50sigus money from baylor kinwood pennsylvania is our champion and it says here that you've had some
07:58experiences in which you've been very forgetful particularly with regard to your car
08:02want to tell us about that it's not any worse than the last final jeopardy answers i've given
08:07um i hadn't had my car for about a year took it back from my sister for a weekend because i needed to
08:15move drove it to work and promptly took the subway home went out to get my car the next morning saw
08:22that it was gone reported it stolen and had the police looking for it for a few hours before it
08:28occurred to me oh yeah i'm happy did you call the police back and say i found my car yeah with
08:33much sheep on life expression all right well you play our game a lot better than you seem to deal
08:39with life the realities so let's get back into this match select again sigus you're in control
08:44sure what that means games for 300 the answer is a computer version of this the world's most popular
08:51board game cuts playing time by two-thirds sigus what is checkers no annette or john annette what
08:58is monopoly what is monopoly that's right and you're on the plus side select animals for 100
09:03the answer is probably the first birds tamed they weren't used as messengers but as meals
09:09sigus what are pigeons right animals for two please if michael jackson can't make a personal appearance
09:15he may send bubbles one of these sigus what is a chimpanzee correct animals for 300 please the
09:21albatrosses ritual for this includes preening and dancing dinner and a movie wasn't listed
09:27sigus what is a mating ritual that's right uh games for 400 please this player bids first in bridge
09:34john what is north no sigus annette what is the dealer the dealer that's right for 400 you select
09:43animals for 400 answer there a daily double all right annette you're starting to get the hang
09:50of it how much of that 500 you want to risk on your knowledge of animals all of it all right a true
09:54daily double then of the creatures on earth that have legs most of them have this many what is six
10:01thinking of the insect world you're absolutely right you've doubled your total to 1 000 go again
10:06animals animals for 500 please the dandy dinmont the dog in this group was named after a farmer
10:13who raised them in guy manoring the group is the terriers annette back to you we've got a minute
10:21to go games for 500 answer in chicago pool the balls must be pocketed in this order
10:27john what is number order numerical order number order you got it select again uh transportation
10:33please for 100 answer term for the detachable engine that's mounted on the stern of a boat
10:38john what is an outboard motor correct go uh transportation please for 200 the longest of the
10:43four canals in the new york state barge canal system sigus what is the erie canals go a
10:49transportation for 300 the kelly act of 1925 allowed the post office to contract companies to transport
10:56mail using these annette what are airplanes right select transportation for 400 standard color
11:02of a radio flyer john what is red right and let's finish out transportation please for 500 the national
11:09championships in this sport were held in august of 1988 at a pad in huntsville alabama sigus what is
11:16drag racing no annette what is model rocketry you got it for 500 select knitting for 500 answer known
11:23for colorful knitting patterns fair isle is part of this scottish island group annette what are the
11:30hebrides no sorry john what are the shetlands shetlands that's right you would have selected
11:37but let's see what we've got john in the lead with 2600 annette with 1300 sigus with 15 and that means
11:44you're all well positioned to make a big move in double jeopardy we'll see how it works out when we
11:47come back after this
11:48there's an incredible event going on right now involving these friendly little yellow
12:00dots yes it's best buys yellow dot sale now imagine that i'm a best buy store okay you're
12:05gonna find these babies all over the place and when you do you're gonna save a bundle you'll find
12:08closeouts demos one of the kinds and much more all marked down for savings there's a different
12:11selection at every best buy store but remember the yellow dots all look like this they're round
12:15they're yellow they're everything you always wanted in a yellow dot incredible you say you're
12:18right why else would i be slapping dots on myself so if you like saving money or even if you
12:22just like yellow dots remember best buys yellow dot sales
12:24if your little ones weren't born
12:44bundle them up on the inside with the hearty wheat and toasted mall goodness of malto meal hot cereal
12:56nothing's better than a fresh hot pizza hut pizza and nothing's worse than not having enough
13:07with loads of your favorite toppings and two layers of cheese one's never enough ready for the second
13:21pizza
13:23pizza hut they're getting it great
13:27oh man that hurts
13:29my nose is sore because i have to rub it
13:31here's first aid for your nose when it's sore from too much blowing
13:35puffs plus it's got something on it i think kind of like a lotion it doesn't have a scent
13:40that have a lotion in it i mean is it like sprayed on how did they get lotion into this
13:44cooked in it's the first issue with moisturizing lotion
13:48puffs plus and it's unscented puffs plus is less irritating than my regular tissue
13:53my nose feels great it's great it's wonderful superb perfect
13:57double jeopardy coming up
14:06twice as much money as the previous round and those two daily doubles here we go
14:09dollar beans
14:09now the categories
14:12starts with the letter w all the responses that is
14:15presidential trivia
14:16music
14:18rhode island
14:19people
14:21and finally
14:22stores
14:23annette you're in third place
14:24you'll go first i'll start with music for two hundred please the first clue is in
14:28writing the light opera el capitán
14:30this march king wrote a march of the same name
14:33john
14:34who is susa
14:35right
14:35um starts with w please for two hundred
14:38in professional
14:39boxing
14:41it's the classification of a boxer whose weight is one hundred and thirty six to one hundred and forty seven pounds
14:46john
14:47what is a welterweight
14:48that's it
14:49uh starts with w for four hundred please
14:51answer
14:51warp weft and woof are three terms used in this process
14:56john again
14:57what is weaving
14:57right
14:58um starts with w please for six hundred
15:00while skiers think snow river rafters think this
15:04john
15:05what is water
15:05be more specific
15:06what is white water
15:08correct
15:08um starts with w for eight hundred please
15:11business lunches alimony and interest charges for example
15:15john
15:16what are write-offs
15:17correct
15:17starts with w for a thousand please
15:20this twentieth century newspaper man is credited with making the gossip column a regular feature in newspapers
15:25sigus
15:26who's walter winchell
15:27that's good for a thousand
15:28um
15:29rhode island for two hundred please
15:31developed in the eighteen fifties the rhode island red made raising of these a major industry in the u.s
15:36sigus
15:37what are chickens
15:38correct
15:38uh rhode island for four hundred
15:39while ocean state appears on its license plates this diminutive nickname is also widely used
15:46sigus
15:47what is little roadie
15:48yep
15:48rhode island for six hundred please
15:50rhode island has a national memorial honoring this man
15:53its founder
15:54sigus
15:55who's roger williams
15:56right
15:56rhode island for eight hundred
15:58built in seventeen sixty three the oldest existing house of worship of this religion in the u.s.
16:03is in rhode island
16:05religion is judaism
16:10sigus select
16:11in rhode island for one thousand
16:13last clue in the column here is a daily double
16:15you trail john by eleven hundred dollars
16:20uh two thousand alex please
16:22in rhode island here is your clue
16:23all five of rhode island's counties
16:26are on this bay
16:28what is now a gansett bay
16:29good
16:30you're in the lead
16:31uh people for two hundred please
16:34the answer is
16:36pen name of lafayette hubbard
16:38who died in nineteen eighty six after spending years in seclusion
16:41you know him better as l ron hubbard
16:47dianetics
16:48sigus
16:49i didn't know him better
16:50people for four hundred please
16:53the clue is
16:55this lyricist co-edited the choat prep school yearbook with john f kennedy
17:00before he wrote camelot
17:02annette
17:03who's learner
17:03alan jay learner that's right
17:05uh people for six hundred
17:07heavyweight italian tenor who says he doesn't like to sing until he's found a bent nail on the stage floor
17:12sigus
17:13luciano pavarotti
17:14right
17:15uh people for eight hundred please
17:17his wife leona
17:18was a self-made millionaires before she became queen of his hotels
17:22sigus
17:23it was helmsley
17:24harry helmsley
17:25right
17:25people for one thousand please
17:27a goddaughter of the duke and duchess of windsor
17:30this debutante used to date sly stallone
17:32sigus
17:33who is cordelia guest
17:34no
17:35and enter john
17:37you missed it by very little
17:41you said cordelia her name is cornelia
17:43guest
17:44sorry about that
17:45i know where it is cornelia
17:46all right you select
17:48music for four hundred please
17:49the answer is
17:50you hold your lips the same way to play a brass instrument or this exotic shell
17:55john
17:56what is a conch
17:57correct
17:58um
17:59stores please for two hundred
18:01pan am guide says it's simpler to list what this london department store doesn't sell
18:06than what it does
18:07john
18:08what is harrods
18:08harrods right
18:09they'll get you anything
18:09sorry
18:10stores for a whole hundred places
18:11while its catalog is distributed nationally spiegel has stores only in this city
18:16sigus
18:17what is chicago
18:18right
18:18uh presidential trivia for two hundred please
18:20first clue in that one
18:21harry truman and richard nixon were the only u.s. presidents to play this musical instrument
18:26annette
18:29what's the piano
18:29right
18:30music for six hundred
18:32answer
18:32while rooted in spirituals
18:35as a distinct style
18:36this dates only from the nineteen thirties
18:39sigus
18:40what is gospel music
18:41right
18:41uh music for eight hundred please
18:42a song from the musical i do i do
18:45or a line from the twenty-third psalm
18:48what is my cup
18:53runneth over
18:54sigus back to you
18:55music for a thousand alex
18:56both rhapsody in blue
18:57and the grand canyon suite were composed for this popular rotund band leader
19:02it was paul whiteman
19:07sigus back to you
19:08okay uh presidential trivia for four hundred please
19:11in his first inaugural address he said our greatest primary task is to put people to work
19:16annette
19:17who's fdr
19:18right
19:18presidential trivia for six hundred
19:20clue
19:21he was the only president who never married in or out of office
19:24sigus
19:25who's james buchanan
19:26that's it
19:27uh presidential trivia for eight hundred
19:28the answer there is the other daily bubble
19:30sigus
19:32we've got a minute to go
19:35you have seventy seven hundred
19:36to risk on your knowledge of presidential trivia
19:38uh two thousand again alex
19:39all right
19:40here's your clue
19:40some of his colorful nicknames were professor
19:44tiger
19:45and coiner of weasel words
19:48who is woodrow wilson
19:52yep
19:52that's it
19:53you got it
19:54professor i believe is the most helpful of those two clues
19:56select again
19:57presidential trivia for a thousand please
20:00in eighteen seventy one
20:01fourteen years before his presidency
20:03he was sheriff of erie county new york
20:06and carried out the hangings himself
20:08sigus
20:09who's rutherford b hayes
20:10no
20:10annette or john
20:12annette
20:13who was um
20:15garfield
20:17no sorry
20:19john doesn't want to try
20:20who was grover cleveland
20:21all right sigus back to you
20:22at stores for six hundred please
20:24the answer
20:24this big new york toy store
20:27was a big feature in big
20:28john
20:29what is hammock a slammer
20:30no sorry
20:31annette
20:32what is fao schwartz
20:33you got it select
20:34stores for a thousand
20:35oh we won't get a chance for that last clue
20:37and what do we have sigus
20:38with not quite a runaway match
20:41eighty seven hundred dollars
20:42john in second place with forty eight hundred
20:43annette still alive with nineteen hundred
20:45annette is going to be happy
20:47to participate in final jeopardy
20:48because there's no signaling button
20:50involved in that round
20:51all you have to do is write down the response
20:53remember the player who winds up with the most cash
20:55will be the champion
20:55the others will get to enjoy these prizes
20:57for today's second place contestants
21:00stay in touch while on the go
21:01with the okie telecom cellular mobile telephone
21:04featuring memory dialing
21:05last number recall
21:06electronic lock
21:07and hands free operation
21:08from okie telecom
21:10and jason's new perma focus
21:12two thousand binoculars
21:13never need focusing
21:14so sophisticated
21:15they make focusing obsolete
21:17look through jason perma focus
21:19two thousand
21:19and never focus again
21:21for today's third place contestants
21:22superbly crafted and plated with pure silver
21:25this wallace fifteen piece punch set
21:27will add beauty and elegance
21:28to any occasion
21:29from wallace silversmiths
21:31and all contestants
21:32receive either the jeopardy box game
21:34or the exciting new jeopardy challenger
21:36lets you play along
21:37with our studio contestants
21:39right in your own home
21:40once again
21:41here's alex
21:42and let's take a look at our
21:43final jeopardy category
21:45which today is
21:46leading ladies
21:47we'll be back with a clue
21:48after this
21:50this is a tyson chicken
21:55generations of fine breeding
21:57have made this chicken
21:58one of the most succulent available
22:00in this form however
22:01it cannot be easily
22:03dipped
22:03these are tyson chicken chunks
22:06they are made with the tender meat
22:07of the same delicious tyson chicken
22:09to choose between tyson chicken
22:12and tyson chicken chunks
22:13depends on whether you prefer
22:15to dip in this
22:16or something larger
22:18tyson chicken chunks
22:21it's tyson chicken
22:22only smaller
22:23doctors measure back pain
22:26by how far you can bend
22:28extra strength dones
22:29is made for back pain relief
22:31with an ingredient
22:31these pain relievers
22:32don't have
22:33dones makes back pain
22:35go away
22:35extra strength dones
22:37made for back pain relief
22:39if you're up to here
22:41with thick liquid
22:42fiber laxatives
22:43ask your doctor
22:44or pharmacist
22:45about fibercon
22:46get all the natural action
22:48of fiber
22:48to help you be regular
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22:51fibercon
22:52your choice is clear
22:54if you plan to be
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22:59and would like
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23:09dick nixon
23:13wraps
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23:15buy gas at express
23:16and we'll do lunch
23:17buy anything at express
23:18and we'll do lunch
23:19at hearty
23:20but let me say this about that
23:22right up until january 31st
23:24buy anything at express
23:26from your car to your thirst
23:27and you'll be very
23:28very surprised
23:29you'll get a free sandwich
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23:31that's no lie
23:32uh
23:33was that on tape
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24:11hey everybody
24:13want to have a good time
24:15oh yeah
24:15absolutely
24:16then get ready to play
24:18win lose or draw
24:19with mindy cone
24:20i think it's the best show
24:21isn't it the best show
24:22country girl
24:23tanya tucker
24:23i'm a big fan of the show
24:25macho man
24:25mario van biebel
24:26big guys need love
24:27cool
24:28and funny man
24:29ross schaefer
24:29the fun keeps coming at you
24:32gonna have a six minute show
24:34just keeps up
24:34with america's speediest stars
24:36play win lose or draw
24:38today at 430
24:40on channel 5
24:41leading ladies
24:44our final jeopardy category
24:45i'm gonna give you the clue
24:46in a moment players
24:47and you'll
24:48then have 30 seconds
24:49in which to write down
24:49your question
24:50here we go
24:51final jeopardy answer
24:52is this
24:53the two
24:54blonde sex symbols
24:56who made their last films
24:58with gable
24:58one released in 1937
25:00one in 1961
25:02good luck
25:22all right
25:36and then we're going to begin with you
25:37you were in third place
25:38what did you put down as the names of these two sex symbols
25:40who was marilyn monroe
25:41that's absolutely right
25:42carol lombard is incorrect unfortunately
25:45so that's going to cost you
25:46how much did you wager
25:471895
25:48that'll leave you with five dollars
25:50we'll move to john now
25:51what was his response
25:52two sex symbols
25:53who are marilyn monroe
25:54and carol lombard
25:55no
25:55you got it wrong also
25:57how much did you wager
25:58nothing
25:59so you'll
26:00keep the 4800 you have there
26:02as we come down here
26:03to our returning champion
26:04sigus
26:04he had the lead with 8700
26:06did he get marilyn monroe
26:07and the other one
26:08who are harlow
26:09and monroe
26:10yes
26:11gene harlow was filming saratoga
26:12she died before the end of the film
26:14they had a stand-in completed
26:15but that was her last film
26:16with clark gable
26:18and marilyn monroe of course
26:19was the misfits
26:20she made some
26:21bits of other films
26:22after that
26:22but no complete film
26:23you're going to remain champion
26:25with how much money
26:26added today
26:26sigus
26:27900
26:28that'll take you
26:29to 9600
26:30and we'll give you
26:31a three-day total of
26:3223,600
26:34i told you
26:36you started slowly
26:37with 4,000 in that first game
26:38and you've made up for it
26:39we've got to go
26:40see you tomorrow
26:41right here on jeopardy
26:42today's second and third place
26:45contestants will receive
26:46jimmy dean rolls
26:47links or patties
26:48taste for yourself
26:49why jimmy dean
26:50is america's favorite sausage
26:51available in your grocer's meat case
26:53pond's cold cream
26:55gets out dirt
26:56and makeup
26:56soap leaves behind
26:58pond's creams
26:59like no soap can
27:00miss lee
27:02smaller size
27:03lee press-on nails
27:04in teen
27:05and pre-teen
27:06fun colors
27:07miss lee
27:07press-on nails
27:08success
27:10boil-and-bag rice
27:11boil-and-bag convenience
27:12now with delicious seasonings
27:14cooks on your stove
27:15or microwave
27:16in just 10 minutes
27:17success
27:18boil-and-bag rice
27:19germac
27:21silver shampoo
27:21and conditioner
27:22tones down
27:23brashiness
27:24enhances shine
27:25and highlights
27:25in gray
27:26graying
27:27or frosted hair
27:28salon formulated
27:29germac silver
27:30now feel the moisturizing
27:33plus in paquin plus
27:34dry skin cream
27:35your dry skin
27:36will drink the cream
27:37now paquin plus
27:39don't miss the action
27:45watch win lose a draw
27:46up next
27:47here on channel 5
27:49this is johnny gilberton
28:19speaking jeopardy
28:19is a production of
28:20bird griffin enterprises
28:21and is distributed
28:22by king world
28:23come on in
28:26feel the fluffiest
28:27softness ever
28:28come on in
28:29fluffy soft
28:31fluffy
28:32soft softest feeling
28:33only downy has a feeling
28:35downy rinses in
28:36the most softness
28:37of any fabric softener
28:38feel the difference
28:40see the difference
28:41downy softens best
28:42come on in
28:44it's a fruit brush
28:46downy feel a fluffy feeling
28:48april fresh downy
28:50feel the fluffiest
28:51softness ever
28:52come on in
28:54clothes encounters
28:57with the mcdonald's
28:58chicken mcnuggets
28:58i can't see you
29:00wearing that
29:00why not
29:01because my eyes are
29:02closed
29:03kids love this
29:04and now they can bring
29:06ten mcnugget buddies
29:07home
29:07they get one mcnugget buddy
29:08toy with each mcdonald's
29:10happy meal you buy
29:10two buddies are
29:11available each week
29:12how do you wish to pay
29:14will you take a check
29:15and every mcnugget costume
29:17is removable to switch
29:19mix and rearrange
29:20buy anything yet
29:21no i'm still window
29:22shopping
29:23mcnugget buddy toys
29:24at mcdonald's
29:26okay kiddo time for bed
29:28mom's orders
29:29ah the virtues of milk
29:31milk helps apply protein
29:33what you doing
29:34for strong muscles
29:35i've got homework
29:37vitamin b complex
29:39i'm thirsty
29:40for a steady nervous system
29:41night now
29:42some carbohydrates
29:43i need my blanket
29:45to boost your energy level
29:46let me study
29:47the milk has some
29:48thiamin
29:49to help keep up
29:50your morale
29:51we're home
29:52milk
29:52aren't you done
29:53with your homework
29:53it does a body
29:54good

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