Jeopardy Radio on TuneIn

[georgetrev]

Today, TuneIn launched a new audio streaming channel that plays episodes 24/7.


https://tunein.com/radio/Jeopardy-Radio-s321050/

[OntarioQuizzer]

If anyone has recorded an episode from this set that is not in J! Archive, please DM an Archivist (Robert, Mark, Myron, or myself) and we will arrange its inclusion.

[MinnesotaMyron]

There's also a "Jeopardy Radio Classics" channel that's currently playing Episode 12. I wonder if they played episodes 6, 7, or 8? And more importantly, I wonder if they'll play them again.

https://tunein.com/radio/Jeopardy-Radio ... s-s321046/

[jsach]

Episode 8 was played. I tuned in during it, and began recording midway through the interviews.

[Robert K S]

I'm listening to the end of #12. I think they sang "I dream of Jeanie with the light brown hair..." as the Audio Daily Double tune. Too bad, they cut out the prize plugs. Randy's "hi mom!" on his Final screen was not audible on the radio version.

And they've jumped from #12 to #17, Elise Beraru game 2.

[MinnesotaMyron]

I'm listening to the end of #12. I think they sang "I dream of Jeanie with the light brown hair..." as the Audio Daily Double tune.

They did, and it matched the audio we have linked in the Archive.

There's a lot of Alex chatter that's not in the Archive, but I'm kind of ok with that.

Was the Daily Double sound effect the same as the original airing?

[jsach]

I am currently listening on the "premium" ad-free version of the station available to TuneIn subscribers. Episodes take about 20 minutes as opposed to the 30 minutes on the with ads version of the station. It's currently about an hour behind but with enough time it will catch up.

[Robert K S]

After Elise shows #18 and #19, after a long vamping musical interlude, they've skipped ahead to show #65, Ric Moser game 1.

In clue 18 of the Double Jeopardy! Round of #17, Alex prompted a player to correct his phrasing. I'm surprised that the rule that the phrasing was required in Double Jeopardy! hadn't been established yet, given that, by that point, the game had already been around for 20 years.

At the end of #19, Peggy was in the red 2/3rds of the way through Double Jeopardy! and looked about to make a recovery until Alex audibly gave her the evil eye for calling the next clue before being ruled correct on a clue about George Bush. His stalling let time expire and she wasn't allowed to play Final. He did do her the favor of asking whether she would've gotten Final right, and she said probably not.

[jsach]

After Elise shows #18 and #19, after a long vamping musical interlude, they've skipped ahead to show #65, Ric Moser game 1.

Premium channel did the same, minus the musical interlude. Three station identification bumpers played in its place.

[Robert K S]

After #65, they've jumped back to #2.

[jsach]

Not on the premium channel. We've just started episode #66.

[gameshowfandanny]

After #2 on the non-premium channel, they skipped to show #5.

[Robert K S]

Ad-supported channel just jumped from #2 to #5.

[jsach]

Premium skipped up to #69 after #66. #70 starting now.

[gameshowfandanny]

The ad-supported channel is airing #6, as we speak.

[Robert K S]

#7 now? Lorrie Farrely is at least a 2xer, which is more than we knew before.

[gameshowfandanny]

#7 now? Lorrie Farrely is at least a 2xer, which is more than we knew before.

Correct. Lorrie's Amazon page says that she won three games, which means she also won #7 (September 18, 1984) and lost #8 (September 19, 1984):
https://www.amazon.com/Lorrie-Farrelly/ ... scns_share

EDIT: This is actually #8.

[Robert K S]

EDIT: This is actually #8.

Yeah, I noticed that when we got to the end and the Final matched the one from the Resource. Too bad, I thought we would be picking up a missing Final with #7 (not in the Resource).

On to #10 now.

[gameshowfandanny]

Show #10 (September 21, 1984) is airing now, which is in the Archive.

[jsach]

The premium channel has looped back around, airing #70, an unknown #7x, #78, #80, and then back to #2, and now #5.