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Same here!
I used to watch Jeopardy with my parents when I was younger. Probably almost every night from about ages 10-15. I’ve even tried out for College Jeopardy in person (both times in Cincy) on two separate occasions.
We’d keep score (1 point for correct answers) and then make wagers in final Jeopardy.
I have no problem admitting my affinity for Jeopardy and trivia.
Original run: March 30, 1964
Odin?
Correct.
Olfactoryhue’s answer is also accepted, along with “Wodan” or “Wotan.”
Great Odin’s raven!
i think rocket man may infact be ian.
You are the second person to say that.
How about you get with the times and figure out how Jeopardy works. You will not be penalized in the first round for not phrasing your answer in the form of question. 
screw the times, im a fan of the dark ages
What is palindrome Alex!
Wow looks like the Jeopardy fans are coming out the woodwork. I enjoy the show and surprise myself with an answer or two but usually get 85-90% WRONG. So I’m pretty good eh?
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7th
Category: Gems
$400
Answer: The largest deposits of this fossil tree resin are found in the sands along the shores of the Baltic Sea.
what is amber?
What is the teeth of time have stowed the rhyme of how things should be?
I LOVE Jeopardy! I used to watch it with a guy I was dating and we’d keep score and shit. Victories vs. losses were about equal, but the victories were the sweetest!
I used to LOVE Rock n Roll Jeopardy on VH1. Once the catagory was “Grateful Dead”. Can’t remember all the contestants, but I know Hyde from That 70’s Show was one of them and maybe Mark McGrath. Anyway, nobody got any of the answers right and even I knew them all. I don’t think it lasted but a season or two. RIP RNRJ!
^Ah, the emergence of Jeff Probst, appearently he has gone on to bigger and better, if you can believe that!
Marley is correct.
Yeah, Rock and Roll jeopardy was a great show, but the contestants were all disasters. They should have just had regular fans on there…would have been much more entertaining since they actually would have got them right. Seriously, the only dudes on that show who knew more than I did were McGrath and Sebatian Bach.
Stevo
damn too slow today, ah well always tomm
^even if you were here Marley was on that buzzer in no time.
Marley = Ken Jennings? hmmmm…
So Neil how did you do in your college jeopardy try-outs eh?
Believe me, I’m no Mormon…