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00:00this is jeopardy now entering the studio are today's contestants a high school teacher from
00:11north hollywood california al lusher a college professor from norwich connecticut
00:18faye ringold and our returning champion an attorney and a businessman from los angeles
00:24california mark line one whose cash winnings after one day total eight thousand nine hundred and
00:30fifty dollars and now here is the host of jeopardy alex trebek thank you very much hi everyone
00:37johnny gilbert thank you ladies and gentlemen and our returning champion mark line one i told you
00:43i'd be practicing all day to learn how to pronounce your name properly good luck to you today my friend
00:48faye and al let's see if you can dethrone him as our jeopardy champion as you know in the first round
00:52of play one daily double to assist you in adding to your cash winnings good luck to all three here
00:57we go board goes in motion we'll put the dollar figures up there and then we'll show you what
01:01the categories are starting off on the left hand side with far away places movies numbers the human
01:12body dance songs and finally hats a few categories that are new to our program this season and mark
01:22you have the honor of making the first selection as our returning champion so pick something good
01:26why don't we start with movies for a hundred please top of that column this clue color of the movies
01:31dahlia max and lagoon mark what is blue you're right uh movies for 200 please in casablanca frenchmen
01:38drown out singing germans with this song al what is the marseillaise marseillaise right
01:45uh let's try far away places for 100 left hand corner china borders it on the north and south
01:52korea on the south al what is north korea you're right again select let's try far away places for
01:58200 you'd find mauritius the maldives and madagascar in this ocean faye what is the indian ocean you're
02:05right uh let's have dance songs for a hundred certainly a version of the twist was named for this famed
02:12new york city lounge al what is the peppermint twist the peppermint lounge you are right
02:17let's try far away places for 300 middle of that column mountains crowd to 10 feet apart around this
02:24famous pass between pakistan and afghanistan anyone what is the khyber pass wait a minute faye what is
02:33the khyber pass what is the khyber pass yes al you have to be identified you have to ring in
02:37your light will go on and that gives me an indication faye you select let's try far away places
02:42for 400 spanish for big feet patagonia is a region in south southern south america belonging primarily
02:49to this country faye what is argentina that's right and that brings your score to 900 and you get to
02:55select again far away places for 500 final answer in the category is this this term is used for not one
03:01but several invisible surface points in antarctica the invisible points are the geographic instantaneous
03:11magnetic geomagnetic and pole of balance all points of the south pole that was a toughie
03:17faye select again hats for 100 please hats for one moving its tassel to the left means you graduated
03:25faye what is on the mortar board that is right hats for 200 the western hat was originally named
03:31for this easterner who designed it mark what is a stetson you are correct okay movies for 300 please
03:37back to that column at the end of it gable trumpets and the walls of jericho fall faye what is it
03:44happened one night yes that's the academy award-winning film go hats for 300 ironically this bishop's hat
03:50was once worn by jewish high priests faith what is the mitre mitre is right hats for 400 please unlike
03:57the haberdasher this person makes women's hats al what is a milliner you are right you select
04:03why don't we try um movies for 400 the answer this time is author ken kesey said it would have been
04:10better with kirk douglas in jack nicholson's part al what is one flew over to cuckoo's nest that's
04:16absolutely right that gives you an extra 400 and it takes you to 1200 you're now in second place
04:21faye in the lead with 1600 and it's time for us to take a commercial break we'll pause for these
04:25important messages and we will resume the activity in the first round of jeopardy after this
04:29welcome back folks they tell me that as the week progresses i get sillier and sillier but i do have
04:46the first player we introduced on the program today al lusher of southern california about his
04:52dog it says here you've got the world's smartest dog tell me about that that's right alex in fact
04:56he took the jeopardy test for me and i wish he could be here tonight he failed the personality part
05:03all right good good i like having you here with us you're doing well you've got 1200 the lady next
05:09to you as a college professor who works for the u.s coast guard academy in new london how about that
05:15and what do you teach i teach english to the cadets composition and literature they have many women in
05:21the coast guard coming out about one eighth or maybe a little bit more and a few more coming in
05:26every year last year we had difficulty attracting women to our program but this year that has changed
05:30a great deal and i'm happy to report that we have a lot of women who do well so that should be a great
05:34deal of encouragement to you in addition to the fact that you're leading right now with 1600
05:37nice going mark line one is our champion picked up eighty nine hundred and fifty dollars on our last
05:45show and you do voice impressions who do you do what do you do do something for me well most of the
05:49time i just do them for the family but but other times i can take on some national figures
05:55keep waving mark as long as you're on the show keep waving but right now al you gave us the last
06:06correct response so you make the next selection if you will let's try the human body for 100
06:11all righty a calf's is tasty with onions a human's is his largest organ except for the skin
06:17faye what is the liver you're right uh hats for 500 back to that column lacy headgear worn by the
06:24ladies of spain faye again what is the mantilla mantilla is right um let's try dance songs for 200
06:31all righty answer it's the official state song of missouri al what is the missouri waltz missouri waltz
06:38is right let's try why not movies for 500 movies for 500 anti-war film in which the hero is cut down
06:47while reaching for a butterfly
06:48what is all quiet i'm sorry al not fast enough what is all quiet on the western front al select again
06:57uh let's try uh numbers for 100 at the top of that column number of meters in one kilometer
07:03mark what is a thousand you're right okay how about the human body for 200 certainly not the legendary
07:09american lumberjack but a swelling near the big toe al what is a bunion you're right
07:15let's try uh numbers for 200 number of dots in an umlaut or number of vowels joined together in a diphthong
07:24mark what is two two is right um the human body for 300 please a curse on an egg-laying fowl
07:31or a common childhood viral disease faye what is chicken pox you are right
07:38oh um let's see numbers for 300 in the bible the number of the book of the book of numbers
07:45it is the fourth book faye select again dance songs for 300 please certainly edie gourmet blamed this
07:55dance for her romance mark what is the bossa nova yes blame it on the bossa nova select please
08:01how about uh dance songs for 400 the answer this time is an audio daily double
08:05you get a shot at it you're trailing right now you're in third place mark how much of the 900 are
08:11you risking 400 alex 400 here is the clue for you request the drifters make of their girl
08:20in this song listen to some of it
08:22you can dance every dance with the guy that gives you the eye let him hold you tight
08:32anytime you want to respond okay i got it what is say the last dance for me that's good that's adding
08:38to your total that's going mark you're in control we have less than a minute to go in the round okay how
08:43about um the human body for 400 soft substance consisting of cells and connective tissue that
08:50fills the cavities of bones faye what is marrow marrow is right uh human body for 500 the medical
08:56examination of a dead body to find out the cause of death a post-mortem faye what is an autopsy
09:02right go uh numbers for 400 in olympic boxing maximum number of rounds in each bout mark what is
09:10three three is right uh numbers for 500 please answer number of years in a sesquicentennial
09:17faye what is 150 right again dancing ran out of time before we got to the final answer on the board and
09:26faye is looking over at the remote scoreboard we have and it shows good news for her because she's in
09:31the lead with a total of 3900 the gentleman mark and al pretty close 17 and 1600 relax for a few
09:37moments we'll pause for some important commercial messages and then we'll come back having set the
09:42board up to play the double jeopardy round please stay tuned
09:45welcome back ladies and gentlemen the lady in the lead over mark and al as we get set to play
09:58the double jeopardy round and you know of course that in this round two daily doubles to assist you
10:02adding to your cash we'll put the dollar amounts into the monitors right now and we'll go up top
10:08to take a look at the categories world politics first of all fictional villains the 1950s labor unions
10:16north carolina and finally it's latin to me and if i may add a couple of words of explanation on that
10:25last category all the responses are latin expressions al you're in third place you select first good luck
10:31thanks let's try north carolina for 200 at the top of that column fayetteville was first american city
10:37named for this revolutionary war hero faith who was uh marquis de lafayette lafayette and fey they go
10:45together yes it's latin to me for 200 named for the college or university one has attended or the
10:50school song mark what is alma mater right um how about world politics for 200 please though according to
10:58his family born in cairo in 1929 he now heads the plo mark who is yasir arafat you are right
11:04world politics for 400 please following the 1984 u.s invasion signs appeared in eastern european
11:10countries saying we envy this island mark what is grenada grenada is right uh fictional villains for 200
11:17please answer character from uncle tom's cabin whose name has come to mean any overbearing boss
11:23faith who is simon legree you are right it's latin to me for 400 back to that one meaning and others
11:30it looks like a misprint of israel's national airline mark what is atoll yes um world politics for 600
11:37please with about 40 million members this communist this country's communist party is the world's largest
11:44al what is china china is right you select let's try world politics for 800 answer since it gained
11:53independence from malaysia in 1965 lee kuan yu has been its only prime minister mark what is
12:00singapore is right world politics for a thousand please last answer longest reigning communist leader
12:06the late enver hosha led this country for 41 years mark what is yugoslavia i'm sorry that is wrong
12:13that'll cost you a thousand al what is albania albania is good for a thousand yes indeed that's a
12:18two thousand dollar shift right there al you're in second place and in control of the board make a
12:23selection let's take a shot at fictional villains for 400 certainly popular film and novel in which
12:28casper gutman joel cairo and bridget o'shaughnessy o'shaughnessy appear al what is the maltese falcon you
12:35got it let's try fictional villains for 600 strong men tremble when they hear the name of this
12:42villain of broadway's oliver al who is fagan no sorry mark or faye faye who is sykes bill sykes is
12:52what we were looking for you got it um it's latin to me for 600 back to that one a defendant's plea
12:58which while not admitting guilt accepts punishment anyway faye what is nolo contendere that is right
13:04it's latin to me for 800 whether or not you're having fun how time flies in latin al what is tempest
13:12fugit that's right you don't have to lean quite so far into the microphone sorry that's all right
13:16select let's try fictional villains for a thousand for a thousand the answer is the decadent snopes
13:22clan were featured in this author's the hamlet the town and the mansion faye who is faulkner you're
13:28right uh it's latin to me for a thousand at the bottom of that column this clue meaning whither
13:34whither goest thou the words which sent peter back to rome al what is quo vadis that's good for a
13:40thousand yes you can applaud you've got some brilliant performances by our players al you select
13:46why not let's try uh fictional villains for 800 the answer the only one remaining in the column
13:52the evil milady de winter poisoned madame bonacieux in this french swash buckler
13:57al what is the three musketeers you are correct where to now let's try north carolina for a thousand
14:06for a thousand the answer at the bottom for over 25 years he published a unique newspaper
14:11the carolina israelite in charlotte faye who is harry golden that's good for a thousand dollars nice
14:18going north carolina for 400 please back up with a population of over 115 000 this army base could
14:24be called north carolina's fourth largest city
14:27we're thinking of fort bragg they've got about 55 000 troops and about 60 000 dependents
14:35faye select the 50s for 200 at the top of the column in 1955 a rudolph flesh book explained why
14:41johnny can't do this mark what is reed that is right go 50s for 400 he first denied then admitted
14:48he was coached prior to winning 129 000 on televisions 21 mark who is charles van doran you are right go
14:55uh the 50s for 800 known for electing liberals to office this state also sent joe mccarthy to the
15:03senate al what is wisconsin you are right let's try the 50s for 600 answer rock around the clock
15:13became a big hit after it was used as theme for this film mark what is the blackboard jungle you are
15:18right again uh the 50s for a thousand the answer this time is a daily double you're in third place mark
15:25you are thirty six hundred dollars behind faye at the moment how much of your thirty nine hundred are
15:31you going to risk three thousand dollars for three thousand category is the 50s here is the clue for
15:38you year in which the soviets launched sputnik what is 1957 you're absolutely right three thousand
15:46we've got less than a minute to go in this round select mark uh okay labor unions for 200 please
15:55answer of 19 30 or 41 percentage of u.s labor force that is unionized
16:00let me give it to you what is 19 percent mark select again uh labor unions for 400 please over the past
16:0830 years every president of this union has had problems with the government mark what is the teamster
16:14you're right select labor unions for 600 the answer is the second daily double in the round
16:19you're trailing faye by 200 how much are you risking
16:22um 700 for 700 here is the clue the name after whose members were formerly barred from being on game
16:33shows stands for this what is the american federation of television and radio artists you're absolutely
16:39right 700 more you're in the lead with 8 000 and just in the nick of time because that signal means
16:46we are out of time and mark beautiful comeback on your part you wind up in the lead with 8 000 faye
16:52very close behind at 7 500 now beautiful performance also with 6 400 you're all going to be in
16:58final jeopardy in just a moment the winner of the game today will keep the cash the runners up get
17:04some prizes let's take a look at those shall we johnny go today's second place contestant will
17:08receive frigidaire's finest 18 cubic foot frost proof refrigerator freezer with textured steel
17:12doors and no fingerprints and fully adjustable painted glass shelves furnished by frigidaire
17:17and cutco's complete 10-piece cutlery set features patented wedge lock handles exclusive double d
17:22grind cutting edge quality american craftsmanship furnished by alfas cutlery today's third place
17:27contestant will receive dance lesson at any of the 260 arthur murray schools learn to dance from
17:32waltz to disco furnished by arthur murray's and now let's go back to alex trebek terrific match
17:37to help us wind up the week here on jeopardy in a moment our players are going to be risking some
17:41of their monies on this category science think about it decide how much you want to wager we'll
17:47come back to reveal the answer and find our champion after this
17:50welcome back folks on last season's programs whenever we got to final jeopardy and our three
18:00players had amassed as a group over fifteen thousand dollars we said boy they're doing great they're
18:05brilliant people well today these three contestants have got nearly twenty two thousand so that'll give
18:10you some indication of how bright they are they've made their wagers on today's final category science
18:14when i give them the answer they'll have thirty seconds in which to come up with the correct
18:18question here it is from name of greek sun god it is the second most abundant element in the universe
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18:55We're going to start with Al Lusher, who's in third place with 6,400.
19:02Did he have the right question? Let's take a look.
19:04I hope it's helium.
19:06Helium. Oh, you came up with the right word, Al, but you forgot to phrase it in the form of a question.
19:12What is helium?
19:13Yeah. You can't write it in now. I'm sorry.
19:16Oh, that's too bad.
19:18Let's see. You lost 6,400. That gives you nothing.
19:23We move to the lady next to you, Faye Ringel, 7,500.
19:27Did you get the right question?
19:29What is helium? You did get it correctly.
19:32How much did you risk?
19:33A bundle, 7,499, giving you a total of 14,999.
19:38Let's go to our returning champion, Mark.
19:40Did he have the right question?
19:42Yes, he did, and he started out with 8,000, so if you risked more than 6,999, you will remain Jeopardy! champion.
19:49How much did you gamble?
19:517,500, you remain champion, by $501.
19:57Congratulations to your three-day total of 24,450.
20:01Brilliant. Nice going, Mark.
20:03We've got to go, folks.
20:04We'll see you next time right here on Jeopardy!
20:06Al, I'm so sorry for you.
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