Crackle's Jeopardy Flashback

[Don Howard]

The first five episodes are from the 80's

.......and yet they're from 1990-92. Still a pleasure to see them, though, and thanks for the information and the link.

... as Jeopardy's '80s consists of September 1984 - August 1994.

That's idiotic. The years 1990-94 were part of the 90s, not the 80s. It should say from Jeopardy!'s first decade then.

[TLEberle]

From Inside Jeopardy there's a mention of someone who added "accent aigu" to a response to make it wrong; turns out it was Jim Scott who paid $4,000 to add such diacritical mark to the spelling of Paul Klee's name.

[dale_grass]

From Inside Jeopardy there's a mention of someone who added "accent aigu" to a response to make it wrong; turns out it was Jim Scott who paid $4,000 to add such diacritical mark to the spelling of Paul Klee's name.

Ahem, I believe it's spelled Klée.

[TLEberle]

Ahem, I believe it's spelled Klée.

If you have four grand laying about you can spell it however you want; you can throw in the Batman symbol for all I care.

[ivoryman1986]

Here's something to add on: Day 5 of Tom Nosek's run from November 23, 1992 is now posted on Crackle. Now this one has the drumroll at the end, which dates back to the Celebrity J! episodes weeks earlier.

[TLEberle]

They're not all the retirement games; Frank's first episode was the one up, and the first-half of the grand final of Phoebe's college championship.

[ivoryman1986]

They're not all the retirement games; Frank's first episode was the one up, and the first-half of the grand final of Phoebe's college championship.

Also, 2 Season 3 episodes are up(both BTW were seen on GSN once): Day 1 of Richard Cordray's run from April 14, 1987 and Day 3 of Bob Verini's run from June 15, 1987 are up as well. Now, for Seasons 1 and 3, some markets had one week of episodes aired accordingly to the opening slate while other markets aired the same week of episodes a week earlier. So we'll just go by Game # for those seasons.

[chad1m]

All fifteen "'80s" participants have episodes up, now.

[TLEberle]

So we'll just go by Game # for those seasons.

Good to know.

[Vahan_Nisanian]

They're not all the retirement games; Frank's first episode was the one up, and the first-half of the grand final of Phoebe's college championship.

Now, for Seasons 1 and 3, some markets had one week of episodes aired accordingly to the opening slate while other markets aired the same week of episodes a week earlier. So we'll just go by Game # for those seasons.

That's not true. The earliest seasons 1, 2 and 3 began were September 10, 1984, September 9, 1985 and September 8, 1986 respectively. And you don't speak for me, or even everyone.

[NickintheATL]

And you don't speak for me, or even everyone.

You're one to talk.

/That's all I'm saying.

[BrandonFG]

And you don't speak for me, or even everyone.

Settle down. I'm pretty sure he wasn't trying to literally speak for the group...even if he was, it's no reason to get so bent out of shape.

[Don Howard]

I see Chuck's 2nd episode is audio only for the last segment.

[PYLdude]

And you don't speak for me, or even everyone.

Settle down. I'm pretty sure he wasn't trying to literally speak for the group...even if he was, it's no reason to get so bent out of shape.

When has that stopped him?

[snowpeck]

I see Chuck's 2nd episode is audio only for the last segment.

Plays without problems on my end.