The AMC app has a placeholder for "The Luckiest Man in America Live Q&A with Paul Walter Hauser." They tend to hold these Q&As either at Century City or The Grove... obviously, The Grove would be more appropriate, since it's right next to Television City.

Tickets are now on sale for this. Friday, April 4th, at 8:00, at the Grove. Plenty of seats available at the moment I'm typing this.

I'll take four large please, Rachel.

Quote from: TLEberle on March 18, 2025, 05:19:38 PM

Assuming the sale goes through.

You know, we keep talking about that as a possibility, but the winning bidder has a 100% positive feedback rating on 139 reviews and, from what little information Ebay shows us about buyers, appears to be specifically interested in TV memorabilia.  I don't think this is a kid who got on mommy's computer.

Probably not, I'll allow that. Also I have an eight of clubs from Card Sharks on my mantle and I paid less than a hundred dollars all up on it. I'm more bewildered by it is all. Also I promise not to try to flip the Quizbusters keyrings you sent me either. Those actually bring me joy when I see them.

Assuming the sale goes through.

There's an eraser on the marker. I think Bob is right -- that whatever the buzzer is supposed to be or do, that rectangular thing with the logo is it.

-Jason

I must confess, I also originally thought the "prop," was an eraser.  I doubted it when I saw both the eraser on the marker itself, as well as the "buzzer," notation on display.   That's why I'm led to believe the "prop," is the buzzer!  Assuming that the prop has "Jeopardy!" embossed on it, maybe there are also plans for regular J! games later.  A press release mentioned new "Card" games are planned, both of this and WOF, but no such products were shown at the Toy Fair.

Although everything on my part is an assumption, I think the board may have grid layouts on both sides, complete with similar, permanent monetary covers.  I just hope that (if my hunch is right), the "Double Pop Culture Jeopardy!," topper is misplaced because $200-$1000 values are currently Round 1 figures, not DJ!

Also, the notation about 1,260 clues leads me to think, not including FJ! clues, there would be enough material for twenty-one complete games.  I wonder how much it would be whenever it becomes available.