Ken Jennings will be back as host. Current champion Jonathan Hugendubler will be back to face off against two new opponents ...

As fans of the hit quiz show remember, Ken took over as the permanent Jeopardy! host back in 2022. Given his close ...

"Jeopardy!" ended Season 41 on Friday, July 25 with the stunning loss of 16-day champion Scott Riccardi of New Jersey. The long-running game show will be airing reruns until Season 42 begins on Sept.

Jonathan Hugendubler is the talk of the town among Jeopardy! fans. He won the Season 42 season finale game and took down giant, Scott Riccardi, who had a 16-game winning streak.

Chenicek appeared on the Unbothered podcast on July 10 to talk about her game against Riccardi, an engineer from Somerville, ...

Riccardi is hot on the heels of Adriana Harmeyer, the most recent contestant with such an impressive streak. She won 15 games ...

“Jeopardy!” debuted on March 30, 1964, with the original host, Art Fleming. While the game show has had five official hosts over its 39-season span, the most popular host was Alex Trebek.

Jeopardy! host Ken Jennings is mulling his future with the long-running game show. Former host Alex Trebek stayed in that ...

Riccardi won $40,008 to push his total earnings on the program to $430,910. His 15-game winning streak is the longest since ...

That’s when Julann jokingly suggested that Griffin develop a show where contestants are given “the answers to start with,” Griffin explained in the forward of 1990’s “The Jeopardy!

Vane, too, had also “inadvertently given me the perfect name for the show,” Griffin wrote. “Jeopardy!”, of course, went on to have a very successful run on NBC.