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W. Kamau Bell's best preparation for the final matchup took place on the drive over to the studio the morning of the game, when his 10-year-old daughter quizzed him on a category exclusively about ...

Jeopardy! fans think the Final Jeopardy question was “badly written” and it caused a contestant to lose brutally. Reigning ...

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Andrew M. Hayes, a third-year student at Harvard Law School, won six consecutive games and $137,804 on “Jeopardy!”, ...

Steve Hoying, from Hillard, Ohio, was back for his second game. He had a one-day total of $29,403 after defeating champ Andrew Haye s in a runaway win. Hoying versed Rachael Gray, from Cuyahoga Falls, ...

Andrew Hayes returned to the Jeopardy! stage for the seventh time after accumulating a six-day total of $137,804. He answered ...

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Western Michigan defeated Denver 3-2 in double overtime to advance to their first national championship game. Owen Michaels scored the game-winning goal 26 seconds into the second overtime ...

The reason for his absence has not been stated. The 32-game champ who won the inaugural Masters tournament in 2023 is No. 2 in “Jeopardy!” history for highest earnings in regular season play (he’s No.