I loved that, too. People have commented on how Holzhauer's opponents seem to just give up. I am sure Nancy knew what she was up against, and the look is like, "I can't believe it - I actually beat him!"
@@joshuataylor3550 Well, when James Holzhauer lost, he gave his defeater a high five. Matt Amodio and Amy Schneider couldn't do a physical congratulation to their defeaters... you know, the social distancing thing.
Ken wrote a book about his trivia "career", in which he makes it clear that he did NOT throw the game. He does acknowledge, however, that he was distracted by the media hype surrounding him, and that probably contributed to his loss. He also says the hype distracted Nancy Zerg, and probably contributed to her loss the next day.
Apparently people who say he threw the game didn’t watch the episode. Jennings had made poor bets on the daily doubles and he’s not Meryl Streep to hide his disappointment at missing those. She was just in the right place at the right time and to say he threw it really unfairly knocks her victory.
I was only ten years old when this aired but I remember it fondly! I actually got the answer right because my parents were talking about taxes and H&R Block the day before
@James Bond Seasonal Employees, that work seasonal periods. I can see FedEx bringing in a ton of Seasonal Employees for the 4 month period around Christmas.
Both got unlucky. Ken got both of his daily soubles wrong and James got none in souble Jeopardy and jis first Jeopardy round pick and overall game pick was a daily double so only 1000
The second longest winning streak so far is 32 wins set by James Holzhauer in 2019. Though he did not even get halfway to tying Ken's winning streak, he came VERY CLOSE to tying/breaking Ken's record of total winnings of $2.52 million but ended up with $2.46 million. Roughly he fell short, $59,000. But made the hall of fame as the new record holder of most amount won in a single of $131,127. The previous record was $77,000 and during his run, James surpassed that amount 15 TIMES! Even if someone surpasses his winning streak, I doubt they'll be able to break his single day record.... unless they have more guts than he did. ;) But just like Ken who gave his defeater a hug for winning, James gave his defeater a high five for winning. Good sportsmanship to them both.
@@liltwizz_07 Technically, it hasn't been 2 years since Matt surpassed James' winning streak, yet. Matt didn't surpass James until early fall of 2021 and it's still spring of 2023 so I may have written this comment before then. I'm certain I wrote this BEFORE Matt surpassed James' streak and I watched Matt's ENTIRE run on Jeopardy!. (Note: The number of years for a comment does not change until EXACTLY a whole year has passed.)
I remember that day very well, I wish I should have told Ken Jennings the answer. I was just a teenager around this time, that was the best summer ever!
I am tired of the atupid conspiracies that they both threw the games. They got outplayed and unlucky. James got no daily doubles in his final game and Ken got both of his wrong.
@@thesoftparade1990 James hit a Daily Double on the first question of the game which set the tone that the game was going to be different than his past games- no doubling a large amount before Double Jeopardy.
@@roaring20spennies It might not be what he'd want, but the show would never be the same afterward and it'd just be an insult to his legacy IMO. I'm sure many would agree Of course people can have different opinions tho :3
You can only be on top so long and when you're on it, there is only one way to go and that's down. I'll never forget the excitement of watching him play
A function of any kind of competition with a belt-style title. No one keeps the belt forever. Ken is still the greatest, and he was the perfect choice for host.
gor9027 Ken may have thrown this game, but James lost because Emma played an amazing game. Neither got a question wrong, Emma just got the upper hand is all.
+JCpatriots Yeah, he looks like he was ready to leave. Like damn, 75 Jeopardy games in 6 months, I feel like at that point he was just waiting to lose. :P
If you dont mimd me asking, within those 6 Months, how often did Ken have to come back and do another game, from what it sounded like it was Once a day, or 1game like Monday through Friday, is that Correct?????
If they filmed it the same as now, they would have filmed multiple episodes a day a few months in advance. he probably would've spent at least a month there then.
Rideable Sun I think it’s because James wasn’t in the lead going into Final Jeopardy; maybe he would’ve gotten a shocking reaction if he was in the lead but got FJ wrong
Wouldn't be surprised if they somehow convinced him to throw this one (maybe involved large pay off or something). People who do taxes or other seasonal work would be an AVERAGE person's first guess. Who would logically guess mail (literally every American knows mail is distributed year round)
I loved that Nancy showed how surprised SHE was. People were probably saying Ken was undefeatable at that point, as they are now saying about Holzhauer.
I remember watching this an crying. I had watched it intensely the last month or so....and heard the leak on the radio driving home that he lost and was still shocked.
Alex, may he rest in peace, was right about the applause from the audience. It was not only to congratulate Nancy for her win against Ken, but also to congratulate Ken for all of his great work…it was a fitting tribute to both of them!
@@ProjectInsight44hey! she won for a second day! she won the James game because she got both daily doubles keeping James from racking up lots - and the guy who came in second that day took enough away from James that he made a difference also
@@treveyonhendersonenthuiast1379 Ken recently tweeted that he feels he doesn't get enough credit for helping the show with its prize budget, by keeping his wagers small.
The two daily doubles in double jeopardy that day were really hard. I wonder if the showrunners did that on purpose, to make it more difficult for the leader to run away with the game.
My mom has been in the tax industry for decades so watching this live H&R was the natural answer for me. I could kinda see where Ken was coming at with Fed Ex, but to get the question that tripped Ken is a weird flex I’m willing to embrace.
I would've really liked there to have been a special episode of "The Chase" where Ken Jennings would be a contestant and take on The Beast. I'm very sure The Beast would've loved to take on Ken Jennings.
Some of those cheers are obviously from the contestants who are about to go on for the taping of their show & they now realize that their path to victory has gotten a lot easier. I just wonder what the other contestants were thinking when Ken lost: “darn I won’t be the person who beats Ken, but my path to victory seems a lot easier now.”
I have a feeling James will not be able to experience this until he tops Ken Jennings. James is averaging nearly twice the amount Ken was doing in a single day and he's doing it constantly
The thing was I think he didn't pay attention to the phrase "white collar." He focused on the "four months." Clearly he was thinking of the Christmas shopping season. To me, H&R Block was the obvious answer because it fulfills both parts of the clue perfectly. Were I to think of the Christmas season I would have also thought of UPS and for the delivery purposes, that would really be Mid October to mid December and that comes to two months. But under pressure with seconds to come up with an answer I can see why he might have been distracted and came up with the wrong answer.
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What’s funny is H&R Block offered to do Ken’s Jeopardy taxes for free after this miss
Did he accept the offer?
That’s nice of them
And Fedex turned it into an advertisement too. I think the tagline was "The only time Fedex is the wrong answer".
Lmao to both companies turning it into an advertisement
@@kdawg7736 Personally I'd say H&R Block is very hit-or-miss for people in his situation.
That gasp is priceless.
I loved that, too. People have commented on how Holzhauer's opponents seem to just give up. I am sure Nancy knew what she was up against, and the look is like, "I can't believe it - I actually beat him!"
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1:04 said it all
I like that you'd think he'd be devastated, then Alex says "2 and half million dollars" and he's like "oh yeah I'm fine"
So years later, Ken is hosting the show and a contestant flubbed the last answer by writing what is h&r block. Legend.
Yes indeed he's good
I love how the first thing he did was extend his hand and congratulate her.
back when we could lose gracefully
Yes, because on the show now it’s all tantrums and sore losers 🙄 ffs do you even think before you type?
@@joshuataylor3550 Well, when James Holzhauer lost, he gave his defeater a high five. Matt Amodio and Amy Schneider couldn't do a physical congratulation to their defeaters... you know, the social distancing thing.
This was how the players in the Jeopardy! Masters tournament congratulated each other.
@@alexanderpytko5394they do the high fives now since the social distancing is over
we all had our mouths opened at the dinner table when we watched this
Same here.
Can you imagine that lady who beat him though?
She must've pinched herself a hundred time just to be sure.
AnonymousSenpai9000 And she lost on the very next episode too. Such a short lived moment in game show history.
Riktus Loremaster usually the "giant killers" only last one day
Of course you did. How else is the food supposed to get in?
@@MatthewNY94 haha!
Ken wrote a book about his trivia "career", in which he makes it clear that he did NOT throw the game. He does acknowledge, however, that he was distracted by the media hype surrounding him, and that probably contributed to his loss. He also says the hype distracted Nancy Zerg, and probably contributed to her loss the next day.
And I don’t blame her, because defeating a Jeopardy champion who’s won 74 games in a row is not an easy accomplishment
Such a waste. The person who beats the GOAT happens to be a nobody losing immediately next game.
@@MikhailFederov I wouldn't say that. For someone who appeared on 2 jeopardy episodes almost 20 years ago, she certainly has made a name for herself.
@@MikhailFederov Give her a break. She had a lot on her mind, and tremendous pressure during her second game, that it probably affected her gameplay.
@@MikhailFederov cry more snowflake
This was the moment when his path to becoming Jeopardy’s greatest player ended and his path to becoming the perfect new host of the show began.
Can you imagine how amazing it must feel to go down in history as the person who dethroned Ken Jennings?
LifeguardGirl28 yup and then she went down as the one hit wonder too since she lost the next game and her opponent had twice her score
@@sergiozavaleta4521 Funny how the people who defeat big champs don't do very well after that game.
@@sergiozavaleta4521 Just like Rebbie Jackson. Known for that 1 song.
@@sergiozavaleta4521 I was thinking that she lost the very next game but wasn't sure. Thank you.
How about Ken? He took losing graciously.
Hate it when the original video disables comments
That's why I'm here lol....responding to a two year old comment...... I have no life..... so how ya doin?
How did he get such an easy question wrong???
I always dislike those vids and move on. Should probably block the poster as well
Musicrecords10 there's a reason
I seem to remember UPS being the right answer
Apparently people who say he threw the game didn’t watch the episode. Jennings had made poor bets on the daily doubles and he’s not Meryl Streep to hide his disappointment at missing those. She was just in the right place at the right time and to say he threw it really unfairly knocks her victory.
I don't think he threw it. May have been burned out. I wish he would have lost to a better player. She lost the next gm.
@@ericsloss4385 She said she was too shocked at beating ken to play the next day.
Straight up misogyny
I don't know that they were poor bets but he got unlucky twice with not knowing the answer
The reactions after he lost are just priceless. I remember watching this with my family and doing the same thing lol.
I love that they were so gracious to each other - Ken and Nancy, that is.
I rarely watch Jeopardy but I consider myself lucky to have watched this episode live.
I was only ten years old when this aired but I remember it fondly! I actually got the answer right because my parents were talking about taxes and H&R Block the day before
He’s may get beat now….
The scary thing is...that was just one question. If it was a different question, who knows how long he could have gone for.
MurphyMonster he got it wrong on purpose
BPC yeah he was bored lol
Almost certain that he knew the answer but intentionally answered the question wrong on purpose because he decided that he was done.
@@YZ450f24 he said he wanted to get to 100
@James Bond Seasonal Employees, that work seasonal periods. I can see FedEx bringing in a ton of Seasonal Employees for the 4 month period around Christmas.
"He was defeated by the Evil Emperor Zerg"-My Grandmother when this aired
STARCRAFT REFERENCE!!
@@zottffss No, that's a Toy Story reference.
All good things must come to an end.Thank you for the memories Alex,you will be missed dearly🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼❤️
We love you Alex
anyone else here after james lost and also cause the original video disabled comments
Both got unlucky. Ken got both of his daily soubles wrong and James got none in souble Jeopardy and jis first Jeopardy round pick and overall game pick was a daily double so only 1000
@@thesoftparade1990you can’t spell. You spelled doubles wrong
The second longest winning streak so far is 32 wins set by James Holzhauer in 2019. Though he did not even get halfway to tying Ken's winning streak, he came VERY CLOSE to tying/breaking Ken's record of total winnings of $2.52 million but ended up with $2.46 million. Roughly he fell short, $59,000. But made the hall of fame as the new record holder of most amount won in a single of $131,127. The previous record was $77,000 and during his run, James surpassed that amount 15 TIMES! Even if someone surpasses his winning streak, I doubt they'll be able to break his single day record.... unless they have more guts than he did. ;)
But just like Ken who gave his defeater a hug for winning, James gave his defeater a high five for winning. Good sportsmanship to them both.
how many won 34 wins
This is false. Amy Schneider has 40 wins to have 2nd place, and Matt Amodio has 38 consecutive wins for 3rd.
I wrote this comment long before those two came on the show even before Alex Trebek passed away.
@@alexanderpytko5394 That makes no sense. It says this comment was posted a year ago. They came on the show 2 years ago.
@@liltwizz_07 Technically, it hasn't been 2 years since Matt surpassed James' winning streak, yet. Matt didn't surpass James until early fall of 2021 and it's still spring of 2023 so I may have written this comment before then. I'm certain I wrote this BEFORE Matt surpassed James' streak and I watched Matt's ENTIRE run on Jeopardy!.
(Note: The number of years for a comment does not change until EXACTLY a whole year has passed.)
I remember that day very well, I wish I should have told Ken Jennings the answer. I was just a teenager around this time, that was the best summer ever!
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This was insane. Tuning in every night after watching Dragonball Z and this dude was on every night.
Who’s here after James Holzhauer’s loss?
Can't believe it
I am tired of the atupid conspiracies that they both threw the games. They got outplayed and unlucky. James got no daily doubles in his final game and Ken got both of his wrong.
thesoftparade1990 check Marists 2nd vid pretty good reasoning there
@@thesoftparade1990 James hit a Daily Double on the first question of the game which set the tone that the game was going to be different than his past games- no doubling a large amount before Double Jeopardy.
I'm here because I just wanted to watch it
On January 13, 2021 Alex’s “all good things have to come to an end” takes on a whole new meaning, doesn’t it...
He died in November you git
@@KufLMAO Calm down
@@KufLMAO yes, but his last episode aired on that day
@@KufLMAO You should not open your mouth if you don't know what you're talking about.
@@masterdoge987 ahhh, interesting
When Alex Trebek retires they should get Ken to take the place.
Alex will never retire, he will be made into a clone robot and never die and stay on jeopardy
honestly, I think Jeopardy should just close down the day that Alex retires/passes away, it's really his show at this point.
Sato Hell no! You can’t cancel such a popular show just because the host dies. Alex would not want that!
@@roaring20spennies It might not be what he'd want, but the show would never be the same afterward and it'd just be an insult to his legacy IMO. I'm sure many would agree
Of course people can have different opinions tho :3
Sato The Price Is Right survived after Bob retired. I still like it.
You can only be on top so long and when you're on it, there is only one way to go and that's down. I'll never forget the excitement of watching him play
So you checking it out tonight ?
A function of any kind of competition with a belt-style title. No one keeps the belt forever. Ken is still the greatest, and he was the perfect choice for host.
Ken Jennings 74-day run may be the best run for any television show in history. Parents, grandparents, children all watching this man dominate.
He deserves total respect.
The world is not only the USA 😉 some guy on a French TV game lasted 193 days
The Jeopardy episode that made us watch Jeopardy again.
Ken Fucking Jennings Loses HAHAHAHAHHAHAHA LOL.
xygomorphic44 you forgot one thing; because of Ken Jennings' run, Jeopardy! actually BEAT WHEEL OF FORTUNE in the ratings!
I watched them all when he was on.
@@LoyalmoonieProductions And that is happening again now, thanks to "Jeopardy James."
I don't know who "us" is, considering that the stats consistently show that the ratings of the show are at their *highest* during mega champ runs.
Here bc Holzhauer just lost. I feel like he threw his game too.
gor9027 Ken may have thrown this game, but James lost because Emma played an amazing game. Neither got a question wrong, Emma just got the upper hand is all.
I think Ken threw it and I initially thought James threw it but now I only think Ken did and not James.
He found the first daily double too early and couldn't wager large amounts so early on
I think he finally had enough lol.
+JCpatriots Yeah, he looks like he was ready to leave. Like damn, 75 Jeopardy games in 6 months, I feel like at that point he was just waiting to lose. :P
or you can say he was FED up
If you dont mimd me asking, within those 6 Months, how often did Ken have to come back and do another game, from what it sounded like it was Once a day, or 1game like Monday through Friday, is that Correct?????
If they filmed it the same as now, they would have filmed multiple episodes a day a few months in advance. he probably would've spent at least a month there then.
Goodbye Ken Jennings I will Miss you HAHA.
We all know why we're here now...
And of course both losses had the stupid conspiracies. James wager made since to anyone with an understanding of analytics.
Made since?
This could be James Holzhauer (if you've been watching lately) next.
Jonathan Allen, Looks like you were correct😎
Jonathan Allen unfortunately he losses
Rideable Sun And, James fell short of dethroning Jennings; as far as games, he was only halfway there at 32.
Rideable Sun I think it’s because James wasn’t in the lead going into Final Jeopardy; maybe he would’ve gotten a shocking reaction if he was in the lead but got FJ wrong
Imagine being in the audience before this aired, and telling people he lost. Nobody would believe you.
Little would we know that Ken would become the future host of Jeopardy after Trebek’s passing.
RIP Alex Trebek, you will be missed.
(1940-2020) 😔
So do jeopardy contestants just read encyclopedias or something?
yes
Actually, Jeopardy contestants are the ones who write the encyclopedias.
now watch final jeopardy! for tuesday, january 19th, 2021. thank me later
Ironic that H and R block does TAXES. What a way to go
First time ever watching this. He was quite a gentleman and class act.
Ken Jennings is a class act and gentleman.
I was so happy to meet Alex on the TCM cruise. He was so gracious and really really funny.
Probably the worst possible answer. Mail couriers are always busy.
EPIC MOMENTS Sure but Fedex and UPS always hire a ton of seasonal people a couple of monthes before christmas.
But the question says "White Collar workers". The carriers are not White Collars.
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I would've thought it was either Google or Microsoft
I bet he lost on purpose.
Aird November 30, 2004 around the time when we were all getting ready for Christmas
And he’s the most winningest game show contestant of all time
I like the Unnecessary Censorship version: "His final response was... ****** you." (audience gasp & "oh!")
I remember I was seven when Ken Jennings had his historic streak. I remember crying the night got beat
I would feel the same way. Ken Jennings makes Jeopardy watchable.
Who's here after Alex's death?
I am. Ken Jennings is a great replacement for Alex
@@fable9159 I agree
Who's here after James Holzhauer lost?
It was emma
Wouldn't be surprised if they somehow convinced him to throw this one (maybe involved large pay off or something). People who do taxes or other seasonal work would be an AVERAGE person's first guess. Who would logically guess mail (literally every American knows mail is distributed year round)
It actually makes sense. Obviously Fedex sends more packages near the end of the year for Christmas than in the rest of the year
But the question says "White Collar workers". The carriers are not White Collars.
You're bound to make a mistake after getting it right so many times.
Little Uzi that’s exactly what happened in this game. Ken got the Daily Double wrong so his lead wasn’t as big as it could have been over Nancy.
@@frankiel3767 Christmas shopping happens over 1 to 2 months but taxes happen over 4 months
I remember this episode! I was in shock when Ken lost
I loved that Nancy showed how surprised SHE was. People were probably saying Ken was undefeatable at that point, as they are now saying about Holzhauer.
Ken Jennings is now a permanent host after Alex Trebek on Jeopardy!
That lady looks like she time traveled straight from the 1960s.
makes ya tear up
He got zerg rushed. LUL
I remember watching this an crying. I had watched it intensely the last month or so....and heard the leak on the radio driving home that he lost and was still shocked.
Alex, may he rest in peace, was right about the applause from the audience. It was not only to congratulate Nancy for her win against Ken, but also to congratulate Ken for all of his great work…it was a fitting tribute to both of them!
Mad TV brought me here
Can anyone break Ken Jennings' record of 74 straight wins? So far, NO.
it will probably never happen
Matthew Bunker Yeah, the second longest winning streak is only 20 straight wins. You gotta admit, Ken Jennings set the bar VERY HIGH!
What is Fuck You HAHA.
Imagine if that happened in the upcoming Season 35 😜 jk
James Holzhauer is doing good
Noooooooo, James, why?
Giant killer
cool items:
- HR Block gave Jennings lifetime tax consulting and performance
- Nancy Zerg lost the very next show
phishfearme2 I wonder how Emma’s gonna do tomorrow, with her beating James and all
@@ProjectInsight44hey! she won for a second day! she won the James game because she got both daily doubles keeping James from racking up lots - and the guy who came in second that day took enough away from James that he made a difference also
Ken averaged $33,636 a game during his 75-game run.
bigblue999 James Holzhauer is averaging $70,000 a game
@@treveyonhendersonenthuiast1379 Ken recently tweeted that he feels he doesn't get enough credit for helping the show with its prize budget, by keeping his wagers small.
Dank_MEMES James eats $33,636 for breakfast
bigblue999 James Averaged $75,000 a night
I thought he was going to do it until the librarian ruined it
I remember this I was in high school when this happened
Having worked for H&R Block, I got this answer that night when I watched.
I was stunned to see I had beat Ken. . .well, on that one answer, anyway! 😉
The two daily doubles in double jeopardy that day were really hard. I wonder if the showrunners did that on purpose, to make it more difficult for the leader to run away with the game.
Rest In Power, Alex.
My mom has been in the tax industry for decades so watching this live H&R was the natural answer for me. I could kinda see where Ken was coming at with Fed Ex, but to get the question that tripped Ken is a weird flex I’m willing to embrace.
This was only a year after Jeopardy! abolished the rule that you can't return anymore than 5 times.
That rule should have been kept. No one else had a chance during that time.
Jesse Navarrete That's a terrible rule
And the second longest streak after Ken was only 20 wins lol
Extremely stupid rule. Ken Jennings was great entertainment and undoubtedly great for ratings.
Alexander Edward Pytko sure about that?
It was all over my School in Birmingham, Alabama. Huffman High School my Freshmen Year I heard all the rumors all day.
And that was a relatively easy final question too.
In this episode he got 2 daily doubles wrong.
Interesting. I don't remember that.
@@ericsloss4385 Full episode! ua-cam.com/video/9kohIVwbO98/v-deo.html
I cried.
😢
This was my favorite set. I call it the Ken Jennings set. Although it looks like a desert
I would've really liked there to have been a special episode of "The Chase" where Ken Jennings would be a contestant and take on The Beast. I'm very sure The Beast would've loved to take on Ken Jennings.
The Beast isn't even the best chaser. The Governess would be a better fight.
You got close: Ken is now a chaser.
@@chukwudiilozue9171 So are Brad Rutter and James Holzhauer. All historic Jeopardy champions.
lol both of them are chasers now.
This episode gives me PTSD to this day.
You know the producers were like "well... there goes our ratings"
I've always felt he threw that last game. The clue wasn't that difficult, especially for the GOAT that he is.
Ken has said the saddest part of his loss was having to say goodbye to the crew whom he gotten to know and be friends with.
This always blew me away because it seems like such an easy answer. It’s the only major corporation that works seasonally and tax season is 4 months.
Some of those cheers are obviously from the contestants who are about to go on for the taping of their show & they now realize that their path to victory has gotten a lot easier. I just wonder what the other contestants were thinking when Ken lost: “darn I won’t be the person who beats Ken, but my path to victory seems a lot easier now.”
Never heard the audience gasp that loudly before lol
😲
@@Frankie-Ooh my God yes
I remember seeing this the next day on the news and it was shocking
😲
The promo of the episode spoiled it and it was spoiled everywhere he was going to lose his 75th game
@@fable9159I told you so
The lectern on the far right is the same one that Todd Nacey stood at in 2002.
Now he is going to be a producer on the show starting on September 14 2020.
And he is now the host
Ken took this loss like a pro. Good for you, sir!
It proofs we are imperfect in this world we live in !!
Ken was adorable ❤then and is still adorable now!!
Here cause James lost after winning 32 games
I remember watching this when it aired.. I was mind blown that Ken lost
🤯
@@Frankie-Ooh no Ken didn't win
According to the subtitles, Alex called her, “Our new Japanese.”
Alex looked relieved lol.
A streak cannot go on for long.
I cant believe this happened so long ago
She's the only player to go undefeated against Ken Jennings
That Ken Jennings run was insane just recently the first trans woman made it to 30+ days
I have a feeling James will not be able to experience this until he tops Ken Jennings. James is averaging nearly twice the amount Ken was doing in a single day and he's doing it constantly
Only 20ish years ago but it looks like is was filmed in the early 90s lol
I was not surprised that he eventually lost, but I was surprised that he missed such an obvious answer.
I'm here after James Holzhauer lost to Emma Boettcher like everyone else.
Emma you done it son of a gun
I hope Nancy realized that Ken let her win
Yeah, it seems unlikely he wouldn't know this one.
@@mikereiss4216great job Nancy
he's a boss!
Ken Jennings is the syndicated version boss! Mayim Bialik is the primetime version boss.
When was this Jeopardy episode aired?
2004
@@Frankie-O2004 is a long time ago and I went to school
The chicks seem to take down the Giants every time lol
She'll go down in American history
Well done
Moço Ganzo
except Matt Jackson
@@justinm.1and Matt Amodio Amy Schneider and Cris Pannullo as well
The thing was I think he didn't pay attention to the phrase "white collar." He focused on the "four months." Clearly he was thinking of the Christmas shopping season. To me, H&R Block was the obvious answer because it fulfills both parts of the clue perfectly. Were I to think of the Christmas season I would have also thought of UPS and for the delivery purposes, that would really be Mid October to mid December and that comes to two months. But under pressure with seconds to come up with an answer I can see why he might have been distracted and came up with the wrong answer.
Looks like Ken got Zerg rushed.