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Not sure if this tidbit is worth putting in the archive, but this video shows that the 2/5/93 episode was the last episode with the Merv Griffin Enterprises "blinking griffin" logo (seen at the 20:38 mark), and the 2/8/93 episode was the first episode with the Merv Griffin Enterprises &quo...

https://www.j-archive.com/showgame.php?game_id=3873 - Judy forgets to cross out "Samuel" in FJ and loses as a result.

My picks would be: January 1, 1986 - Kathy forgets to phrase FJ in the form of a question. November 19, 1986 (1986 TOC Semifinal #3) - Lionel Goldbart forgets to phrase a Daily Double in the form of a question. July 14, 1997 - Jeff only gets "Buenos Aire" written down in time on a FJ where...

^This video seems to indicate that it was actually Elroy who got the next line after George Jetson:

^Just out of curiosity, did Darryl Scott have any sort of funny reaction when Johnny Gilbert said, "whose one-day cash winnings total one dollar."?

Eric Schoeck (from the 1986 TOC) was also on The Challengers on Dec. 4, 1990:

Lee Pritchard (from the 12/5/86 and 12/8/86 episodes) was also on The Challengers in Sep. 1990 as well:

I had no idea that show had had enough hosts to round out a J! category. Unlike J! itself, with what, 40+ total years on the air and only two hosts? In chronological order: 1976-1985: Richard Dawson 1988-1994: Ray Combs 1994 (briefly): Richard Dawson 1999-2002: Louie Anderson 2002-2006: Richard Kar...

Bamaman wrote: ↑Sun Sep 03, 2023 8:27 pm I recall some game where they let a rebounder get away with just a last name.

PRODUCE THE CELEBRITY NAME $1200: https://www.j-archive.com/showgame.php?game_id=5327

It was mentioned on page 5 of the thread "Calling all former TOCers!" (R.I.P., rmfromfla) that Doug Grimes won 3 games:

viewtopic.php?p=71448

Nope, that could have just been the 33rd taped episode of that season. I don't know any sources for the actual date, sorry.

^Armand was also on Meredith Vieira's Millionaire in May 2003, and he happened to be next in line after Nancy Christy's big $1M win, and he happened to win $500K himself. Before that, he was also on Win Ben Stein's Money on 9/10/97, and just barely lost in the second round: http://kabrina.com/wbsm/0...

Courtesy games shared with Archivists, 1994-02-07: https://j-archive.com/showgame.php?game_id=8269 This is the second instance in the Archive of a GENERAL HOSPITAL category which is actually about the show, and not just tangential to it. Days of Our Lives brings up no categories about the show, but...

^Nope, the Season 9 representative would be whoever won the 1993 TOC (which wound up being Tom Nosek).

https://www.j-archive.com/showgame.php?game_id=1430 (look above the FJ responses for the explanation).

^I don't think everyone wants to see the responses before they see the clues.

^I think he meant a contestant winning from third place via a sole get in FJ in two different games.

^Andy already mentioned on page 395 that no one has the 11/30/95 episode.

For the record, there are several episodes late in Season 12 that have some runner-up prizes missing, which are the following:

4/30/96
5/21/96
5/23/96
5/28/96
6/10/96
6/11/96
6/14/96
6/20/96
7/11/96

I just saw that this thread has made it to 400 pages. I just want to give a round of applause to all the archivists here for still being able to get more Jeopardy! episodes into the J-Archive in the first place (and for being able to get 400 pages worth of posts in this thread). Cheers!

Starchild Productions has posted the March 1, 2, 3, and 6, 1995 episodes on YouTube: