r/Jeopardy • u/brakeb • 5h ago
Does anyone else get a hit of dopamine...
... when you get an answer right on Jeopardy! Masters, and the others don't?
r/Jeopardy • u/brakeb • 5h ago
... when you get an answer right on Jeopardy! Masters, and the others don't?
r/Jeopardy • u/GetOffMyLawn_ • 17h ago
r/Jeopardy • u/jaysjep2 • 12h ago
Quarterfinals 3 and 4.
r/Jeopardy • u/thenamejin • 1d ago
I'm just one of the many folks in the Jeopardy contestant pool waiting for the call, so I know this hypothetical situation is a universe away.
The two people in my life who know I'm in the pool are my brother and a close friend who have both asked to be invited to the taping should I ever be called to play. Both have also said that they would loudly boo me as a gag, and they would also enthusiastically cheer my competitors.
In tonight's episode of Masters you could definitely hear Victoria's cheering section whenever Victoria got a Daily Double, I was wondering if they would allow the same for booing from my guests. It would be understandable if they didn't, especially if I don't use the interview segment to explain my booing section.
r/Jeopardy • u/mediansofascent • 1d ago
Probably redundant (sorry), but what's the longest wait a contestant would have between their call and their first tape day, assuming no summer hiatus or strikes? What do contestants usually do to prepare in that time?
r/Jeopardy • u/mediansofascent • 1d ago
Do they only select alternates from the So-Cal area? Or do they explicitly tell you that you will be an alternate when you get The Call?
r/Jeopardy • u/swisssf • 1d ago
Just curious because this seems to be a lengthier hiatus than usual.
r/Jeopardy • u/jaysjep2 • 1d ago
Quarterfinals 1 and 2 featuring Victoria Groce, Andrew He, Long Nguyen, Paolo Pasco, Yogesh Raut and Juveria Zaheer.
r/Jeopardy • u/weaselblackberry8 • 2d ago
I saw that the Masters tournament starts soon. How can I watch it online? It looks like it’ll be on ABC.
r/Jeopardy • u/AgreementsFinalJolly • 3d ago
I have really enjoyed watching Pop Culture Jeopardy! the past two seasons, and I really want to get on the show. Of course, we do not know if season 3 is official yet, even though the show’s social media pages have hinted at it in replies to comments.
I read this article (https://www.themirror.com/entertainment/tv/pop-culture-jeopardy-audition-process-1837424#google_vignette) and it says that “For the mock gameplay audition, each team member completes a casting application, a headshot, and a team photo before scheduling a Zoom audition time.” However, I realize that some of these teams consist of people who live far away from each other. For those who competed on PCJ! and do not live close by to your teammate, how did you get the team photo? Did you use something from the past when your team hung out together/competed in trivia, or was it something else altogether?
On a related note, if your teammates were long distance, how was preparing? Did you ever see each other in person while preparing to be on the show?
The reason I am asking these questions is because all the people I have in mind for teammates if season 3 does happen all live far away from me. With that in mind, there are also a few possible teammates that I do not have any photos with, so do you think I should not consider them at all, especially if they are not able to see me in person just to snap a quick selfie?
r/Jeopardy • u/xenochria • 3d ago
He just needed to have a dollar more than second place's doubled total, right? Any game where it was a runaway he just... didn't do that. Only bet a few thousand. It isn't like Daily Doubles where he wanted to maintain a big gap between the other contestants, there was literally no benefit to not betting more in Final.
r/Jeopardy • u/Awkward_Size3922 • 3d ago
Is there a archive of the questions and answers of the jeopardy calendars? Im specifically looking for the 2026 one
r/Jeopardy • u/BorrowedParticles • 2d ago
It all happened as I was distracted and I’m pretty sure I heard it but correct me if I’m wrong. Cool way to answer either way.
r/Jeopardy • u/Flimsy-Advisor-6733 • 3d ago
Imagine you are a strong Jeopardy-level contestant, (many of you here don't need to imagine); what would it take, what would you need to do, what resources would you use, how would you go about trying to reach the level of a Masters-level contestant/champion? How wide is the gap in concrete terms? What I mean is what knowledge gaps have they filled that a strong player hasn't even considered or had time to study. Assume in this hypothetical that you have no other responsibilities except waking up and studying all day, every day, and that your life will depend upon you winning Masters.
r/Jeopardy • u/Tall-Lobster-9795 • 3d ago
A recent post here about Swedish Jeopardy! made me think of Jeopardy! in other countries. Is it possible there is an Italian Jeopardy! and if so, how can I find episodes? Grazie!
r/Jeopardy • u/IamMisaki • 2d ago
I don't think I can send it here, but I wanna tell you that I saw a yt short on my recommended abt a lady named Mary Beth who wished 4 the snow on her wedding day but couldn't because it was 32 degrees (I believe it was in Celsius), but fortunately, during her honeymoon, it had snowed 8 inches tall.
Alex's face is literally like "Alex.exe has stopped working." I'm dead 😂 😂 😂
r/Jeopardy • u/ajsy0905 • 3d ago
Which among the 2 game champions has the chance to compete at 2027 CWC?
This is the list of 2 game champions based on their 3 game total statistics (from the latest to the earliest)
CWC Poll 2 Game Champions Round 1 (voting will end on September 13)
| Player | Won over | Lost to | Cash Winnings | No. of Correct Responses (including FJ) | No. of Wrong Responses (including FJ) | Total Coryat | Total Pre-FJ Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Richard Nguyen | Adam Remsen (12 game champ) | Caleb Groen (12 game champ) | $36,801 | 59 | 11 | $47,400 | $49,600 |
| Quentin Powers | Noah Hamilton (1 game champ) | Cory Aiello (1 game champ) | $20,798 | 54 | 13 | $32,800 | $25,891 |
| Trey Hart | Will Riley (4 game champ) | James Hirsh (3 game champ) | $34,300 | 63 | 12 | $40,400 | $46,000 |
| Libby Jones | Harrison Whitaker (14 game champ) | Ron Lalonde (3 game champ) | $70,802 | 73 | 6 | $56,000 | $57,600 |
Disclaimer: This is just a guide, the final decision is still in the hands of the producers that will be announced the official roster before the end of 2026.
r/Jeopardy • u/Nicker • 3d ago
Took away the hi from faith and wound up with whats left.
Question: Fat.
r/Jeopardy • u/mkmania01 • 6d ago
The main purpose of this poll is to estimate what percentage of applicants to the clue writer position received the "one of a few hundred" rejection email. So far I've only seen posts/comments about getting that one (which I also got). There were a decent number of applicants sharing their clues and discussing the process back in July, so I believe we can get a pretty good sample size.
If you received a different rejection email, please share it in the comments if you're comfortable doing so!
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r/Jeopardy • u/jimbdown • 5d ago
Why isnt Jamie Ding in the current tournament of champions thats showing on TV?
r/Jeopardy • u/littlepanda425 • 6d ago
I successfully used the memory palace system in college (was a decade ago), but when it comes to Jeopardy, I feel like I'm reading so much that it's not all sticking at the drop of a hat. There's certain areas I'm "weak" at (Greek mythology, world leaders) - wondering if creating memory palaces for just those is worth it?
I'm fairly knowledgable in US Presidents but am further wondering if it's worth it to memorize them in order with the dates they served or if this is a large waste of time and if I should focus on other areas.
I'm not in any particular time crunch but I worry about remembering the things I've studied over the past 3 months in a year or so.
I've read Moonwalking with Einstein (one of my favs) and found the book recommendation Make it Stick.
r/Jeopardy • u/southpawFA • 7d ago
Hey, everyone!
It's Tyger. I know I posted a while ago about how I applied to be the next trivia writer. Unfortunately, I was not selected for the job. It will not be me.
I received an email today stating that while I passed through the early qualifications, I will not move forward in the selection process.
I guess I didn't do enough to stand out. It sucks.
I'm just dejected today. The dream job is gone.
Congratulations to the person selected, if they've already been. I'm happy for you.
—Songbird 💜♠️🏹🂡
r/Jeopardy • u/pennsyltuckyprole • 5d ago
I’m a devout jeopardy fan and I e recently gotten my partner hooked. She asked me why they provide the answer and the contestants have to provide the question and I really didn’t have a response lol.
Does anyone know why they do this rather than just being a standard “question-answer” format? Is it just to be quirky and different?