OK, no offense to these brilliant Jeopardy! contestants, who are smart about all kinds of topics, but we've seen sports categories be a blind spot in years past. But from where I'm sitting, Thursday's ...

“In 1966, the year of his death, he shared plans for an experimental prototype community in Florida,” read the Final Jeopardy! hint in the “Famous Names” category. All three contestants ...

Scott Riccardi, an engineer, was in the lead for the whole game, but Final Jeopardy cost him his 17th win. He had $23,600 by ...

Fans of Jeopardy! thought that the categories and questions were too easy for that level of competition. Many of them on Reddit said that they got all of the answers right.

I'm starting to think an appearance on Jeopardy! may be the only shot I have at a six-figure payday. Think of it - 61 questions in various general categories, many of which are obscure and ...

The quiz show's Jan. 30 episode featured a very cheekily named category, "Worst Case Ontario" (a la Ricky LaFleur), that challenged contestants on the province's geography, landmarks and hockey teams.

During Monday night's episode, Mark Fitzpatrick, Amanda Prusila and Daniel Gately all guessed incorrectly when trying to solve the Final Jeopardy clue under the category brand names. At this point ...

Test your knowledge with these Jeopardy! questions Vancouver, B.C. was one of six categories on Wednesday's Jeopardy! round By Cheryl Chan Published Sep 19, 2024 Last updated Sep 19, 2024 ...

Jeopardy! could have actually gotten away with a series of questions under the header “What Women Want” with answers that were 100% factually correct, without even making anyone mad.

On Monday, Jeopardy! featured Ontario as a category on the game show that stumped a lawyer and a PhD candidate. How would you do if faced with these clues?

Sarah's dominance in the category could not vault her to a victory, as Dan would finish the match as the winner, earning $10,799 after Final Jeopardy.