Classic Concentration - When crazy screw ups win you a car! | BUZZR 

Now Sean will troll.him and his mother, for all eternity

You can see it 7 days a week.

They’ve had Classic Concentration since October of 2018.

Jeopardy is known for being very accurate, though. Mistakes do happen occasionally but they're very quick to correct them. I can only think of one or two occasions where they had to bring a contestant back later because of an error in 40 years that's phenomenal.

Hence why they add the five seconds.

Ha, Concentration.

In fairness, Mark Goodson, not the producers of Classic Concentration gave the final say on the decision in case of an emergency situation to any error & most likely agree with Alex Trebek to make a fair & right call.

​@@sacredwolf2011That's usually the case, but if the host says it on the show, they legally have to award it. Alex mentioned in his book once on wizard of odds after the contestant lost the bonus round for a car he noticed an error in the question and said "well, I think the fair thing to do is give you the car anyway". After the show the producer told him not to do that again without consulting him as they would have just replayed it with a new question. In this case, I feel like someone off camera gave Alex a signal or told him to give her the car anyway.

I'm watching it now. It's on BUZZR

No it would be the guy pressing buttons on the Amiga. The switching work was fine.

The monitor was fault.

Renault still makes vehicles. Obviously with all the insane regulations of cars and their features here, as you stated, not sold in this country. Currently partnered with Nissan and Mitsubishi.

@@wschmrdr More regulations than those we have in Brazil? Oh, boy...

and then later on she won a 323 on her own just barely.

she made a good choice. The GTA was the much hotter version of the Alliance, and a good car in its own right.

At least one guy openly admitted to it, with a few seconds left, he needed only one more match and he said "i want to win more prizes" and stopped picking numbers. The audience and his family didn't agree but he did it anyway. Little bit a of risk gamble a $8000-$10,000 car for a chance at a few thousand more in prizes. I dunno......🤔

@@marcpower4167 I think I remember that clip. It was under the two strike format, and I think he already had one, so this strategy eventually backfired on him.

Nowadays they'd probably edit this out, fix the hardware (or roll out a closer monitor), and let her re-try. But back then, they did live-to-tape, so perfectly fine decision.

All the technical problems definitely threw her off. If she didn't get the car, the s*** would have hit the fan.

Way better than what Orson Bean would do in the unsold pilots from 1985(?) He'd read off the squares too and on at least one occasion he made the board operator mess up and that may have cost the contestant the win.