English food is strange,even to an American!lol!

The poor vegetarian...I would never want to do that..I would pass out.

She should have got the "pyscho" one because she was just filling in the blank. "American" was already in the clue!

is it me or Judy is annoying as hell

Where's this at?

Lobster.

Absolutely beautiful! Thank you merl o' mine, and may God bless you and Marie, and Maura always!

Dude, i want the seaweed on the outside of the roll, not the rice

Did you see the look on Joon's face on that last clue when he got it wrong? Hilarious lol

+suicidebombadil That's probably because most other countries teach actual history, unlike the whitewashed version that is so popular here

That FJ question was hard...I also guessed Benedict Arnold

Finally being a Survivor fanatic pays off...thanks to watching it, I knew the answer to the $200 clue the moment I saw the word Tocantins

If it had been the other way around with Jay ringing in first and then Buddy, Buddy would have gotten his $600 back.

4:04 I guess it's gonna be "What is scapegoat?"

I'm Jewish so right now I'm just waiting for them to pick the Jewish High Holidays :)

Charles Temple looks a lot like James Lipton from “Inside The Actor’s Studio.”

John is my English teacher now 😂

14:23 that was cool.I'll put that as my ringtone

Ah, Breaking Madden.

Love this show

he's a harvard professor?

LOL roger did the "risk everything" against jennings and rutter and he elost everything twice

I had a feeling Joon was thinking of 2,022 x 3 + 8 which equals 6,074.

The most Jared could get would be $20,400 if he doubled up and the most Hannah could get would be $22,400 if she doubled up but neither total would have been enough.

Because when you're suddenly thrust upon millions of people, it can be hard to remember how to smile. Yes, Joon is deliberately smiling when he has to. But it's only because he doesn't know what yer problem is with someone not smiling all the @#$% time.

8:53. What is "Rage Face" LOL.

Andrea's day on Jeopardy! was on 7/5/88, when she lost her game to Kevin Frear, who in that game set the then one day winnings record of $27800. Andrea was a contestant on Now You See It in SUmmer 1989, when she mentioned writing for Games and Games Junior magazines.

Goodwin, Doris Kearns is the proper order if you're in a library.

Joon sort of reminded me of David Madden who performed very well when he was on in July 2005 and later in September 2005 when he was a carry over.

How could Roger Craig reach $47,200?

My Pink Ribbon Shop on Jeopardy! See @ 3:50. Wootwoot!

I think he's trying to smile...

Ilene's a looker...

Finally someone from Delaware did something other than Biden.

Alex is such a douche to Joon somtimes.

Some of these questions are really, really easy.... Moscow, X-men for 1k?

Tom's highest possible score if he had gotten FJ correct would have been $48 000, still short of Roger's day 1 total.

Wrong, he still would have had over 45000 total, which is much more than the 18800 of Tom, so stop saying he would not have won, dammit!

Hahahaha ocelot

Otherwise without that score change from Roger, he would not have won the Tournament of Champions.

The good players always start DJ fishing for the DD's. This is most apparent if you watch the games with Watson where the computer is programmed to keep seeking the DD's but interestingly only to take them out of contention as it never bets much (the risk being much higher than answering a random question where it has a benchmark guiding it whether to attempt an answer)

Bartok popularized the nocturne? Did he write more than one? I can only think of the one in the Out of Doors suite...

the 2 daily doubles at the same time! WOW

Jared wound up with $2,000 and a silver medal, Hannah got $1,000 and a bronze but Joon picked up his 6th gold medal.

roger betting it all like a boss

This statement is blatantly false to the point of being ridiculous.

Technically both John and Joan Cusack are in High Fidelity, so Katie needed to be a bit more specific when she just said Cusack...

It has to do with Tournament of Champions rules. 5 quarterfinal games. 15 players. The 5 winners advance to the semifinals *along with the 4 non-winners with the highest scores*. Tom knew $16,400 gave him a very good shot at a wildcard spot. He didn't want to risk that to go for an outright win. The real genius was in that $3 bet. It kept him just ahead of Jay in the rankings when Jay had bet to get just ahead of Tom's pre-FJ total. But if Tom had missed FJ, he'd still have a good wildcard shot.

she did her math also....nice beating joon by 1 even if he bet everything

congrats roger