Interesting idea from the J! Facebook
Posted: Tue Feb 19, 2013 1:01 am
So browsing the Jeopardy! Facebook page for whatever nuggets of entertainment I might find (spoiler: there are many), I happened upon this interesting post:
"I know I've said this before, but I have to say it again. As you know, teen champions have not been invited to participate in the show's Tournament of Champions since 2000. There have been now 14 teen champions since that time. I feel that from all they did just to win their tournament, they should have been given a spot in the ToC. Seeing there's gonna be 15 teen champions who haven't played in the ToC after this next tournament, I strongly urge you to bring them all back in a "Tournament of Teen Champs who didn't play in the ToC" to get the chance to finish what they started."
This is a strangely fascinating idea, and though I'd much rather a Lovably Memorable College Finalists reunion, I think this would be great to watch. The TT has produced quite a number of players I'm sure many would love to see back (and Leonard would, of course, be a publicity gold mine of a representative face to the tournament).
(Forgive me if this has been brought up before)
"I know I've said this before, but I have to say it again. As you know, teen champions have not been invited to participate in the show's Tournament of Champions since 2000. There have been now 14 teen champions since that time. I feel that from all they did just to win their tournament, they should have been given a spot in the ToC. Seeing there's gonna be 15 teen champions who haven't played in the ToC after this next tournament, I strongly urge you to bring them all back in a "Tournament of Teen Champs who didn't play in the ToC" to get the chance to finish what they started."
This is a strangely fascinating idea, and though I'd much rather a Lovably Memorable College Finalists reunion, I think this would be great to watch. The TT has produced quite a number of players I'm sure many would love to see back (and Leonard would, of course, be a publicity gold mine of a representative face to the tournament).
(Forgive me if this has been brought up before)