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

It's no surprise that Jeopardy! fans have an insatiable appetite for knowledge. And sometimes, enquiring minds just want to ...

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

After broadcasting in several formats as far back as 1964, the modern version of “Jeopardy!” has been beamed to the ...

Steve Hoying, from Hillard, Ohio, was back for his second game. He had a one-day total of $29,403 after defeating champ ...

Earlier this week, host Ken Jennings left his three players baffled when he gave them what has now been branded as 'the most ...

Jeopardy! viewers have had keen eye for details since the long-running game show's premiere in 1964 — calling out everything from questionable rulings (and answers) to the most minute specifics about ...

The Final Jeopardy question is the only one that is written out, so it is the only time, except for the interview round, that the game show contestants can do shoutouts. “I noticed that Ken ...

Jeopardy! fans were shocked that the game show had three incorrect Daily Doubles and multiple triple stumpers. However, after Monday night’s triple stumper on Final Jeopardy, all three contestants ...

Jeopardy! fans were shocked that the game show had three incorrect Daily Doubles ... all three contestants correctly answered the final question on Tuesday (April 8). In the end, though, it ...