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I think I've mentioned this before in the past, but Katie and André DuVoisin proposed to each other, IIRC.

Re: Clue 25 in & IN OTHER NEWS...: That ballpark is now regarded as a beauty.

Just out of curiosity, how come seasons 3-6 are a lot more filled in than seasons 7-11? I thought the audio daily doubles in the earlier seasons were a hindrance to them getting replayed on GSN or wherever else they would show up. It's a simple issue of one of the titan Archivists simply not record...

^ Yes, it is. Interestingly, May 1, 1991 was also when Rickey Henderson became the all-time stolen base king of MLB.

Oh no. That's unfortunate to hear. :( Also, she won $24,001 on December 17, 1991. India originally appeared on May 1, 1991, but was invited back likely because of a response that was later deemed to have been acceptable (Correct Response was Mark Antony), according to this thread: https://jboard.tv...

May she rest well. She was just an amazing competitor to watch, to say the least. X(

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_ ... =null&vh=e - The NFL's Baltimore Ravens pulled out all the stops for their 2020 schedule release announcement video. ZOMG.

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(It is Jeopardy! related as...... it's featured in this vid, alongside with many other game shows!)

OSCAR-WINNING FILMS

It's the only ordinal direction to have appeared in the title of a Best Picture Oscar winner

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What is West?

Also: "Barbara Lowe" won $10,401 on her first game.

https://www.memorialfuneralhome.com/obi ... ureen-Girr - Sad news, regarding on former contestant (going way back here): Maureen Girr, who was one of Richard Cordray's opponents in his third game, died a few years back. X(

I uploaded the 9/9/87 episode on the Internet Archive: https://archive.org/details/jeopardy-september-9-1987 Interesting game. Check out OOPS! for $400, and the DD in NEWSPAPERS for game #314 in the Archive. The clue in #314 might deserve an erratum, if only for posterity. Harry Eisenberg covers th...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f-ce6PkgXFQ - Here's a 1992 promo from WPLG for Jeopardy. I can make out that the players were Rob/Lillian/Steve. What ep was this?

Hi, all. As of March 29, 2020, I found out that HQ Trivia has returned! More here:
https://www.theverge.com/2020/3/29/2119 ... red-gaming

Now, if we could see Hypsports Trivia and Facebook's Confetti return in these times.....

^ One of the contestants on that show, Keith Bush, posted highlights of his games on YouTube a few years ago.

http://www.j-archive.com/showgame.php?game_id=6357 Continuing on the first India Cooper tape, we've got January 13, 1992, Rachel Kranz vs. Robert Burgess vs. Liz MacGillicuddy-Lucas. Rachel was a writer who seems to have been much more successful as a co-writer/ghostwriter, and then late in her lif...

It's sad. They were going to be the future of game shows, but all that mismanagement and whatnot did them in. They really had potential. X(

^ Both correct.

I usually don't post the answers when I post my own clues here, so as to let others guess it. :D Here are two: FAMOUS TRIOS This trio first began performing in the mid-1920s under the name "Ted Healy and his Southern Gentlemen" -and- COMPANIES These two German athletic brands were formed as a result...

Heratbreaking. I liked the information he shared with us on the pre-1997 shows.... he was such a nice guy. RIP X(

http://www.triviahalloffame.com/olmstead.php - The one-time all-time game show winnings record-holder, Kevin Olmstead, was on Jeopardy! in 1994 prior to hitting it big on Millionaire. When in 1994 was he on, and does anybody have his games available so we can add them to the archive? This just kind ...

I do miss the "contestants coming into the studio" part in the intro, but understand why they made it so that the contestants are already at their podiums at the start, though.