Fun fact: The Plinko music is a shortened version of a song called "The Cats." Here's the link: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-oCQLQ0MFjIo.html
Due to Pluto TV contracts with Sony ending on July 31st, I am incredibly upset and even heartbroken that Jeopardy and Wheel Of Fortune left the free TV streaming service due to Paramount and Sony unable to come to an agreement for a new contract. In fact I cry at in the evening even at night about this mess. Because I don’t want to subscribe to Philo TV that carries Game Show Network.
I'm trying to remember one where Bob claimed his entrance was awkward, because he was talking to someone, and the door suddenly opened, catching him off guard.
4:14 3:55 Both George Gray and JD Roberto introduce Drew the same voice tone, and they were former game show hosts (George Gray for Extreme Gong and Weakest Link, JD for Shop Til You Drop) before announcing for TPIR!
Xem lại vẫn thấy anh lại văn sâm dẫn chương trình số một Vn… Hay , dí dỏm, sôi động, hấp dẫn và không gây áp lực cho người chơi , lại nhắc nhở và bảo vệ người chơi một cách nhiệt tình… Tôi rất thích…
Royalty that's the category for final jeopardy here comes the clue this King was the great-grandfather of The King Francis Louie the 50th 30 seconds good luck
I was doing a ride along with a police officer one night. We stopped a driver who had an old crown vic police car. After the officer got the person's license card, the driver played this over the PA system of their car as the officer was running their ID in the system. The cop thought it was so funny that he let the driver go with a warning.
Ken Jennings: 2 whole Jeopardy favorites! A great taste together. Opera & History in Final Jeopardy today. And here's the clue! Appropriately, the last performance at the Vienna State Opera before it was destroyed in 1945 by allied bombs was this opera from 1876. Ken Jennings: 30 seconds Masters! Good luck! 0:00 Ken Jennings: We begin with Mattea Roach and their 6,400 points. The opera they thought of was... What is Lohengrin? You're on the right track! That is the right composer, but not the right opera I'm afraid. It'll cost you... 601 points dropping you down to 5,799. Andrew He was in second place. His response? What is Marriage of Figaro? No! I'm sorry although it is by a Viennese composer. I like that response! You wagered... just 801 knocking you down to 15,199. Matt Amodio had the big lead after those bold Daily Double wagers. He was writing a while. He wrote down... What an honor it is to share a stage with these wonderful people? It's true! We love our Masters! In my heart, I'm giving you credit for that, Matt. Uhhh... Richard Gameroth, The Twilight of The Gods. So, that'll knock you down to... didn't wager a single point. 32,800 for Matt! 3 match points for digging down and getting this win when he really needed it. Now as we look at our leaderboard, James Holzhauer, we know, has made it to the finals with 9 match points. Matt, thanks to that win, moves into second place with 3. By finishing second, Andrew earns 1 match point pulling into a tie with Mattea at 2 match points a piece. We go to the relevant tiebreaker, which is the number of correct responses offered. Mattea, you gave us 50 correct responses in the semifinals. Andrew He gave us 45. Mattea Roach: Oh my god! Ken Jennings: By a margin of just 5 responses, Mattea Roach is headed to the finals. Mattea Roach and Andrew He: **hugging each other** Ken Jennings: Andrew He, I'm afraid we have to say goodbye here! One of the greatest tournament players in recent Jeopardy history will be headed home with 4th place and $100,000. Mattea, Matt, you'll be joining James in the Jeopardy Masters finals. That all begins on our next episode folks! You're not gonna wanna miss this epic showdown. We'll see you then! So long!