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Ken Jennings offered an apology to a "Jeopardy!" contestant this week for a "problematic" clue that has been interpreted by some as sexist.However, others took issue with the host's handling of ...
The controversial question took center stage during the show’s second round when contestant Cris Pannullo selected the $600 clue in the category called “Speech! Parts of Speech!”
Image credits: Jeopardy! But the iconic Dorothy Parker line didn’t sit well with some, as Heather Ryan, a fellow contestant onstage, happened to be wearing glasses herself.. Ken quickly sensed ...
A Jeopardy!contestant is addressing the sexist clue that was given on a recent episode.. Heather Ryan, who competed on the Oct. 28 episode of the quiz competition show, spoke to Binghamton ...
A past "Jeopardy!" contestant is speaking out about a misogynistic clue. Heather Ryan, who appeared on an Oct. 28 episode of the game show, told Binghamton University student news outlet Pipe ...
In a statement to USA TODAY, Sony said the new leadership team at "Jeopardy" and "Wheel of Fortune" are "dedicated to fostering a culture of inclusivity and respect."
Richard Cordray was a five-time Jeopardy! champion in 1987, who appeared in the 1987 Tournament of Champions while still serving as a law clerk. Cordray parlayed his success on Jeopardy! into political office, serving as an Ohio State Legislator, the Attorney General of Ohio, and later the first director of the Consumer Financial Protection ...
On a recent episode of the iconic game show, contestant Steven Czekala—a retired dentist from Oakland, California—paused to pay Jennings a compliment. "Ken, I've always wanted to say this.