Jeopardy!

About The Show

Jeopardy! isn't just a game show; it's a cultural phenomenon that has celebrated the art of the query for decades. Unlike conventional trivia contests, the game playfully twists the format, requiring contestants to answer with a question based on the statement provided. It's not just about knowing the facts; it's about formulating the right question under pressure. From history to science, from literature to pop culture, the spectrum of categories challenges contestants to pull from an expansive knowledge base.

Meet The Hosts

While Alex Trebek, with his remarkable grace, charisma, and fairness, hosted Jeopardy! for over three decades, forming a connection with millions of viewers, the baton has now been passed. Mike Richards, also the executive producer of the show, has taken on the role, ensuring the legacy continues. Additionally, Mayim Bialik, celebrated for her role in The Big Bang Theory, brings a fresh perspective as she takes on hosting duties for prime-time specials. Both hosts are committed to maintaining the essence and integrity of Jeopardy! that fans have cherished for years.

How It Works

Contestants select clues from a board, each assigned a dollar value. After hearing the statement, they must respond with the correct question to earn money. Incorrect answers deduct the clue's value from their total. The game has three rounds: the Jeopardy round, the Double Jeopardy round, and the final Jeopardy round. With Daily Doubles and the strategic Final Jeopardy wager, the game can shift dramatically, keeping both the participants and viewers at the edge of their seats.

While Jeopardy! champions are lauded for their vast knowledge, it's their ability to stay calm under pressure, strategize their game, and risk it all in the Final Jeopardy that often determines their success. Will you rise to the occasion?

Are you ready to step onto the stage where knowledge meets nerve? Where every correct question can propel you closer to the title of a Jeopardy! champion? This is your chance to be a part of an institution, to challenge yourself like never before, and to etch your name in the annals of trivia history. Embrace the challenge. Make your mark on Jeopardy!