The fan-created archive of Jeopardy! games and players.
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Useful for when you see an old game and the most ready identifier is the three player nicknames, you can now type those into search and get an autosuggest of the correct game in the Archive.
New: by popular demand, the @dd field focus tag narrows search results to Daily Doubles. j-archive.com/advancedsearch…
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You get a Jeopardy!, YOU get a Jeopardy! and 🫵 get a #Jeopardy! Watch whichever version matches your freak: jeopardy.com/watch
It's the 20th anniversary of our little project to catalogue & preserve all the clues & players! J! Archive was first brought online Nov. 30, 2004. What else happened that day?
Someone find this time traveler, buy them a drink & ask for stock tips reddit.com/r/Jeopardy/commen…
Total buzz attempts now added to player stats. (Does not work for games before January 12, when data started to be published.)
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Yes! Sometimes @Jeopardy is a strange and beautiful mystery.
@KenJennings maybe you've addressed this before, but what happens on @Jeopardy when somebody happens to win the game with like $600?
If 2nd place gets 2K and 3rd place gets 1K, does the winner really earn less than both of their competitors whom they just beat?
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When preparing for Jeopardy!, where do you start? Mattea Roach shares her approach in today's #OverheardOnSet
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The best Jeopardy! game, period, is a free archive maintained by dedicated nerds dlvr.it/SPSJZx
We appreciate hearing from everyone concerned that our search function is temporarily redirected to Google as an interim measure. It's good to know people find our search useful. Not to worry, the old search will be back and better than ever. No ETA though.
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Normally, you are able to submit one Anytime Test per one-year period. But in celebration of #JeoparDAY!, you will be allowed to take the test on March 30, 2022, regardless of when you last took the test and it won't count towards the one-year cycle of eligibility.
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There is a small, perhaps negligible, but nonzero strategic advantage to being situated at the middle lectern as a challenger. What is it?
So many creative responses! @colbyabrown rang in first with the expected response: by rule, in the event of a tie after the Jeopardy! Round, the player closest to Alex (usually) gets the first selection in Double Jeopardy! 1/8
So, based on games archived, it appears that no challenger has ever capitalized on the middle-lectern advantage. 7/8
Interestingly, although control indicator lights cue the host as to which player has control, historically, these lights are almost never reset to change control to the proper player at the beginning of Double Jeopardy! See show #7501 for an exception. 8/8