Ken Jennings funniest moment on Jeopardy *video*

[Degenerate]

Ken Jenning's Funniest Moment (http://www.ifilm.com/media/getmetafile.asx?fid=2658148&mt=asf&bw=200&adid=2655870&admt=asf&refsite=&pinfo=pg:1000023%7Csid:1%7Cc:true%7Crcid:%7Cprn:%7 Ccid:1%7Ccr:1%7Cap:-1%7Cpt:10%7Cpop:%7Cctxpg:pl%7Cmt:asf%7Crefsite:%7C gl2:false%7Cgl1:false%7Cadbt:sponsor%7Cflash:false %7Cuip:142.177.120.180%7Ccch:%7Cuh:142.177.120.180 %7Cgl3:false%7Cit:1%7Cadskid:33548%7Cup:0%7Cbw:200 %7Clid:%7Cadmt:asf%7Cadid:2655870%7Cipf:ifilm%7Cfi d:2658148%7Cipt:ifilm)

[Carnage]

Yeah I was going to post something about this phenom awhile back.

It's crazy watching him. He just blitzes through the questions.

[shadowfighta]

This guy is a beast. No one comes close to him although 1 guy last week was winning. Then Ken got like 7 straight answers before final Jeopardy to take a huge lead =)

[Gold Monkey]

what time/channel is it on tonight? I wanna see this!

[Degenerate]

Jeopardy is on Mon-Fri at 7:30pm, not sure what channel.

[Cough]

He is amazing. He has an ability to ring in early and time the completion of the answer/question. Then speaks slowly while he thinks of the question/answer. Plus he is really smart and has a very broad knowledge base.

The other two contestants each day must think "oh *****"

Alex is starting to tease him over his response mechanism.

[Degenerate]

I've always heard about this guy but I haven't watch Jeopardy at all recently. I tuned in for the first time yesterday to see his streak and man did he every blow his 2 opponents away. I was about to laugh my ass off because it was almost down to just him for Final Jeopardy as one lady was left with $0 and the other had like $400.

[deep]

He IS the Greatest American Hero

[CSR]

People stil watch jepordy?

[Degenerate]

People stil watch jepordy?

Jeopardy is the 2nd most watched gameshow in the US next to Wheel of Fortune. IMO Jeopardy is the greatest triva game show of all time.

[Degenerate]

Just watching the repeat of todays show and the dude just took home another $40k. He'll be going for number 27 tomorrow. Wow!

[Kenneth]

When did Jeopardy get rid of the 5 consecutive game win retirement and automatic entry to "champions" game rule?

[diewlasing]

When did Jeopardy get rid of the 5 consecutive game win retirement and automatic entry to "champions" game rule?

last September

[BoxsterS]

Letterman did a funny skit on this guy. They would show Trebek asking a question and then Jennings answering with a completely unrelated answer. They did this all evening long.

[canook]

Aww, Degenerate - you couldn't figure out a way to turn this one into a poll?
:D

[BoxsterS]

Please remember to post your reply in the form of a question.

[mingcourt]

I hope someone turns this into celebrity jeopardy... damn, that'd be hilarious

[Torley Wong]

This fellow sounds absolutely amazing. I haven't seen Jeopardy! in a long time, but I'd really like to tune in and catch how he works his magic. I'm happy they changed the rules so recently (I think it was in 2003) to allow for winning streaks like this to happen -- a marathon like this gets viewers tuned in and it's a sheerly fun spectacle to watch. Some early detractors of this guy said that all of his opponents are bad, but what are the odds of that by now ;)

[deep]

I've caught a few of these episodes, and it's damn impressive. I haven't seen him miss a final jeopardy yet, although prior to today, he missed 3 in a row.

Today another contestant started strong, had the lead for a short while, but Ken just kept coming...it was odd, because it didn't feel as if he was totally dominating, but all of a sudden, he's got double, then triple the other guy's score. He cleans up the "superhero" category in Double Jeopardy, and he's off to the races. $34,000 going into the final, and $40,000 to win it.

As a former Reach for the Top master, I'm still blown away by the breadth of this guy's knowledge. AND he's a geek....he's my new hero.

[3-putt]

25
But Jennings Misses Third Straight Final Jeopardy!
...
Yet, for the first time, he failed to draw a single Daily Double. All three went to Miller
Hmmm, makes me wonder if Jeopardy is rigged. What are the biggest wildcards in Jeopardy? Final Jeopardy and the Daily Doubles. This guy could get 80% of the questions right, and still lose if one of the other contestants luck out on the FJ and DD. But this streak must be good for their ratings. Maybe it's like that movie Gameshow(?) with the rigged game show, where they feed the answers to one of the contestants.

Anyways, will be interesting to see this guy in the Champions Tournament.

[Degenerate]

Hmmm, makes me wonder if Jeopardy is rigged. What are the biggest wildcards in Jeopardy? Final Jeopardy and the Daily Doubles. This guy could get 80% of the questions right, and still lose if one of the other contestants luck out on the FJ and DD. But this streak must be good for their ratings. Maybe it's like that movie Gameshow(?) with the rigged game show, where they feed the answers to one of the contestants.

Anyways, will be interesting to see this guy in the Champions Tournament.

I hope it's not rigged but you never know. I don't think it is. He can't answer every question correct especially Final Jeopardy's. The movie you're referring to is Quizshow I believe.

[3-putt]

I hope it's not rigged but you never know. I don't think it is. He can't answer every question correct especially Final Jeopardy's. The movie you're referring to is Quizshow I believe.
He just has to answer enough of the questions... :twisted:

[Torley Wong]

Final Jeopardy is a gamble, hence the wager... ;)

Play Queen's "We Are The Champions" for this guy!

[Grayson M]

jennings is awesome! he absolutely rapes his competition! its crazy... hes always like double his nearest competitor come final jeparody :P LOL its good stuff.. i like jeparody like sometimes you can get the answer and it makes u feel smart :D

[vg19]

i like jeparody like sometimes you can get the answer and it makes u feel smart :D

lol...ikno exactly what youmean. One time, i answered a question that none of the contestants knew....that really made my day! :cheesygri

[Grayson M]

me and my brother used to "play jeparody" for the remote :P we would watch jeparody until one of us got a question right than whoever got it gets to watch whatever show they want until the next commerical break :P than its back to jeparody LOL it was good times... very funny when we both just scream out the same answer :D

[goob3r]

Watching it right now! Haven't watched TV in weeks and tuning in just to see hype. Wow this guy is amazing!

I'll take the rapists for $400.

[Degenerate]

Watching tonight's repeat as we speak and he's going into Final Jeopardy with almost 30k. Second place dude has like 8k. I wonder if he's going to be back tomorrow...hmmm :razz:

[Grayson M]

and its a win! 40k added to his pile :D

[llcooljayce]

This guy is so freakin amazing I can't believe it. He holds all all Jeopardy records except for single day winnings ($52,000) ... I bet its pissin him off ... even though he's almost $1,000,000 ...

[CSR]

is he a total geek?

[Un4GivN]

I find it odd that he sometimes mis-pronounces words. If he knew the name of something, why would he mis-pronounce it? Seems fishy to me; I've always thought these things are somewhat rigged.

[Rehan]

I find it odd that he sometimes mis-pronounces words. If he knew the name of something, why would he mis-pronounce it?
I wouldn't consider it too odd... A lot of his trivia knowledge comes from reading and writing/editing trivia questions (as opposed to verbally discussing such a wide variety of topics in detail), where pronunciation is a bit of an afterthought.

[Grayson M]

LOLOLOLOL rigged... thats good.. o man... i got a good laugh out of that one! how the hell can they rig a gameshow? what would the contestants gain from being on a rigged gameshow? obviously if its rigged they arent winning any real money...

on pronounciation... how many different ways r there to pronounce words.. and sometimes you cant tell how to pronounce words unless someone teaches you and as the guy above me said.. alot of knowledge comes from reading and writing and editing those questions.......

[Torley Wong]

I wouldn't consider it too odd... A lot of his trivia knowledge comes from reading and writing/editing trivia questions (as opposed to verbally discussing such a wide variety of topics in detail), where pronunciation is a bit of an afterthought.

Speaking from personal experience, maybe he's an autistic savant. I semi-jest... I still haven't seen an ep of Jeopardy! with this guy, I've got to view one somehow :P

[Degenerate]

I think Alex has far too much class for them to rig this. Of course this can go far above him but I really doubt it. This isn't the 50's with the corrupted gameshows.

[urameatball]

damn, you guys got me watching Jeopardy again...

But I really hate Jennings... He makes me look real dumb!

[davecanada]

anal bum covers for $500.00 Alex

[TML]

Im not saying that this is rigged.. but they do have reason too, i mean just think of there ratings.

People are watching the show now just because of Jennings. I personally am going to cathc the next esp of jeporady (havent watched one in years)

[midget_man]

The guy is a Mormon from somewhere in Utah, he probably spent all of his time in the library reading books. It is often hard to derive the pronunciation of words from a book. It is not like he is this James Bond like, suave figure who has seen every place in the world or been exposed to every language. He is a geek.That may explain that question.

I have been watching his entire run and I cannot put my finger on how he is accomplishing this feat. He is not only winning, but rather annihilating the opposition. He rarely (if ever it seems) finishes double jeopardy with less than double the amount of his nearest rival, so there is never a question who will win, but rather how much money Ken will win.

He is obviously super intelligent, but it seems that he has skill at this game as well. For easy questions, ones that everyone knows, he is almost always first to ring in, almost as if he has it down pat as to the exact instant in which to ring in, beating out his competitors by a fraction of a second. He acts calm and relaxed, and almost seems to operate like a computer, accessing the data banks in his mind (no Celeron here, this guy is without a doubt a Pentium 4 with HT. He seems to say the answer before Alex is even done calling out his name).

These shows were all taped in March so I am sure his run is long over, but supposedly he is being tight lipped about it all, I suppose waitng for the day when his upset airs (although at the rate this dude is going, I think Trebek will be gone long before he is).

And his success seems to come by never betting a bundle on Daily Doubles or in Final Jeopardy, he seems content at just finishing with an even number (if he has 26,400 he will bet 3,600 to finish with an even 30,000). Never too greedy, but I suppose he sees it as a financial plan. Not a bad job hey.......30-40 thousand a day.

[3-putt]

This guy is so freakin amazing I can't believe it. He holds all all Jeopardy records except for single day winnings ($52,000) ... I bet its pissin him off ... even though he's almost $1,000,000 ...
Didn't they just double the money values a year ago or something? He should be able to top the single day record. But I guess it's pretty risky to bet all your money in Final Jeopardy.

LOLOLOLOL rigged... thats good.. o man... i got a good laugh out of that one! how the hell can they rig a gameshow? what would the contestants gain from being on a rigged gameshow? obviously if its rigged they arent winning any real money...

on pronounciation... how many different ways r there to pronounce words.. and sometimes you cant tell how to pronounce words unless someone teaches you and as the guy above me said.. alot of knowledge comes from reading and writing and editing those questions.......
Hahah, I was just joking. I think Jeopardy is legit, and I don't think Trebeck could pull off something like that anyways. Plus, we know how upstanding those damn Canadians are, eh. But having a big winner like this will draw in more of an audience, increaing their ratings. More advertising revenue. Plus, if he isn't winning, there will be someone else they will be giving their money to.

Pronunciation? There are lots of words that are hard to pronouce. Intonation is important too. A lot of book-smart people have this problem. But because their knowledge is so extensive, they are not going to be able to use all their knowledge in everyday conversations. Wonder if Trebeck would ever go in there and correct a contestant's pronunciation? You know he probably previews all the questions the day before so that he pronounces the words properly. It would be funny if one of the contestants said, "Alex, I believe you meant to say ..., and the question is ...".

Makes you appreciate those spelling bee contestants, that have to know spelling, pronunciation, definition and word origin.

[Degenerate]

OMG!!! What an idiot!!! Now why didn't he wager one more dollar like Alex said?? Ok so he's tied the all-time single day total of $52000. I guess he just wants to tie it for now and just break it later. Amazing...

Just a little background of Ken Jennings for those of you that don't know. Steve Beverly who runs http://www.tvgameshows.net is an expert on gameshows. The other day he was on the radio and he focused a lot on Ken Jennings. I can't recall all the information but what I do recall is that he has many many years of trivia experience. During his college years Ken was heavily into the trival bowls where he would enter like 10 tournaments a year. He knows exactly when to buzz in and how fast he should run the board.

Just amazing this man, I have to applaud him.

[CSR]

he should go on millionair and win lotss!

[EchoAngel911]

OMG!!! What an idiot!!! Now why didn't he wager one more dollar like Alex said?? Ok so he's tied the all-time single day total of $52000. I guess he just wants to tie it for now and just break it later. Amazing...

Just a little background of Ken Jennings for those of you that don't know. Steve Beverly who runs http://www.tvgameshows.net is an expert on gameshows. The other day he was on the radio and he focused a lot on Ken Jennings. I can't recall all the information but what I do recall is that he has many many years of trivia experience. During his college years Ken was heavily into the trival bowls where he would enter like 10 tournaments a year. He knows exactly when to buzz in and how fast he should run the board.

Just amazing this man, I have to applaud him.


yep, he has many experiences with trivia games and is currently a head master on making up questions for these trivia games. Btw, he's an engineer


so he is a keener =p

[Grayson M]

looks like he tied for most winnings in 1 game :D

[Grayson M]

if memory serves me right... one contestant did "help" trebek out i dont remember any of the specifics but i think it happend but i might just be making **** up.. so who the hell knows LOL.... maybe it was in one of those SNL sketches.. man those were funny... anal bum cover for 1000 alex :D

Didn't they just double the money values a year ago or something? He should be able to top the single day record. But I guess it's pretty risky to bet all your money in Final Jeopardy.


Hahah, I was just joking. I think Jeopardy is legit, and I don't think Trebeck could pull off something like that anyways. Plus, we know how upstanding those damn Canadians are, eh. But having a big winner like this will draw in more of an audience, increaing their ratings. More advertising revenue. Plus, if he isn't winning, there will be someone else they will be giving their money to.

Pronunciation? There are lots of words that are hard to pronouce. Intonation is important too. A lot of book-smart people have this problem. But because their knowledge is so extensive, they are not going to be able to use all their knowledge in everyday conversations. Wonder if Trebeck would ever go in there and correct a contestant's pronunciation? You know he probably previews all the questions the day before so that he pronounces the words properly. It would be funny if one of the contestants said, "Alex, I believe you meant to say ..., and the question is ...".

Makes you appreciate those spelling bee contestants, that have to know spelling, pronunciation, definition and word origin.

[gosamburu]

He seems to say the answer before Alex is even done calling out his name).

Ive noticed that what he does for the easy questions at least, is he rings in first, then takes his time after ringing in to come up with the answer and reply back.

I've been following this on another board i visit frequently, and they seem to hate his guts over lol. But they say he didn't break the record out of respect for the one who set it or something like that... :confused:

Warning: possible Spoilers in the thread, as they throw around rumors of how many games his streak lasts for
http://p085.ezboard.com/fsurvivorsucksfrm16.showMessageRange?topicID=3889. topic&start=381&stop=400

[Rehan]

Ken's posts on the official Jeopardy forum:
http://boards.sonypictures.com/boards/search.php?action=finduser&userid=141948

[firehawk12]

Ive noticed that what he does for the easy questions at least, is he rings in first, then takes his time after ringing in to come up with the answer and reply back.

I've been following this on another board i visit frequently, and they seem to hate his guts over lol. But they say he didn't break the record out of respect for the one who set it or something like that... :confused:

Warning: possible Spoilers in the thread, as they throw around rumors of how many games his streak lasts for
http://p085.ezboard.com/fsurvivorsucksfrm16.showMessageRange?topicID=3889. topic&start=381&stop=400

Hee... survivorsucks is a cool board... :)

I didn't even know Jeopardy has seasons though... so I guess it is possible that he made it to the end up to the time where they had to stop shooting.

If that's true, it makes you wonder how rusty he'll be when the show comes back on... I mean, a streak's a streak...

[Degenerate]

Not only is the man intelligent but he's definatley got class.

Jennings: "I'm Intentionally Not Trying to Pass 'That Record'"

Ken Jennings is intentionally attempting to stay away from one of the few Jeopardy! records he has not surpassed.
On CBS's The Early Show this morning, Jennings was asked about his tying Brian Weikle's $52,000 single-day record the last two nights.
"Why not bet another couple of bucks?," asked Smith, repeating the same query Alex Trebek offered on the previous two shows.
"I think it's pretty obvious that I'm trying to intentionally not pass that record," said Jennings. "It belonged to a great player who held that record last season who didn't have the benefit of unlimited winnings. I didn't want to just beat him by a dollar. That would have been a jerky thing to do."

Source from http://www.tvgameshows.net

[CSR]

Not only is the man intelligent but he's definatley got class.

Jennings: "I'm Intentionally Not Trying to Pass 'That Record'"

Ken Jennings is intentionally attempting to stay away from one of the few Jeopardy! records he has not surpassed.
On CBS's The Early Show this morning, Jennings was asked about his tying Brian Weikle's $52,000 single-day record the last two nights.
"Why not bet another couple of bucks?," asked Smith, repeating the same query Alex Trebek offered on the previous two shows.
"I think it's pretty obvious that I'm trying to intentionally not pass that record," said Jennings. "It belonged to a great player who held that record last season who didn't have the benefit of unlimited winnings. I didn't want to just beat him by a dollar. That would have been a jerky thing to do."

Source from http://www.tvgameshows.net

lol could be percieved as cocky?

[vg19]

He did it! Over $1million

[Degenerate]

Oh he wagered $14k for final jeopardy but he got it wrong. He would've finished with $60k tonight if nailed the right answer.

I guess tomorrow is another day.

[atomic fire]

He's hit 30. Can he hit 40?

[Grayson M]

he's a millionare!

[Torley Wong]

Before taxes, though, right? :(

[RW99]

So with that video clue, where the two of them are kicking that little ball around... wtf did they call it? Footsack? Am I the only one (other than the other contestant) that thought it's real name is Hacki-sack(sp)?

[Grayson M]

they prolly called it footbag... ive heard it called footbag a couple times.. i think "hackisack" is more of a slang

[Rehan]

Before taxes, though, right? :(
Yeah, Americans have to pay tax on their gameshow winnings. Canadians don't, though. :)

[Rehan]

So with that video clue, where the two of them are kicking that little ball around... wtf did they call it? Footsack? Am I the only one (other than the other contestant) that thought it's real name is Hacki-sack(sp)?
Hacky Sack is to footbag as Kleenex is to tissues.
http://www.wham-o.com/content/hacky.html

[TML]

I just noticed that all Jeopardy questions are completly in caps, which I beleive makes it harder and takes longer to read.

Am I right?

[lip1978]

No posts from today's ep?

[Grayson M]

i dunno if this is just me.. but i FIND THAT ALL CAPS IS EASIER TO READ :D

[UrbanPoet]

did you ever think it could be a conspiracy?

They could be rigging the game to attract more viewers cause their losing out viewers to the "reality show" trend...

[Grayson M]

wow he just barely made it through todays game...

[Torley Wong]

Maybe not a conspiracy, but I'm interested in how they found him in the first place!

[Degenerate]

The girl in White Men Can't Jump can beat Ken Jennings

[jalaram]

Maybe not a conspiracy, but I'm interested in how they found him in the first place!

They don't have to find people like him. People write in to be contestants on Jeopardy. The only reason he's the first one doing this is because they used to have a 5 day limit for winning players. They then rewarded those undefeated champions with a tournament of champions. Even if there was somebody better than Ken, nobody would've noticed before.

I don't know why they removed the cap, but it's turning out to be a great ratings boost because of Ken.

[emptypocket]

He almost lost again today, but streak is at 32 and counting! By almost I mean he might have actually had to wager in final jeopardy! to assure victory, but he ended up with 27000 after double jeopardy! and the next closest guy had 13000.

Seems the competition is getting tougher though. The same guy who had 13000 after double jeopardy! actually was leading 12200 to ken's 12000 in the middle of the second round. This was after a ballsy daily double though by the guy who bet almost all his money to end up in the lead.

The thing with ken is he's clutch, and when his competitors get close he goes on tears where he gives like 10 correct responses in a row, dashing their hopes of catching him.

[Degenerate]

Thanks for the update, I missed tonight's show. I hope he breaks the all time gameshow streak of 43 games.

[jory29]

Hmm, if this is true - if this is not rigged in any way... My guess is, they may have to silently pay him off to lose, [so as to get him to quit winning all of the time.] It's great for their ratings, but in the long run, the consequences of having someone on who wins every game might become a negative thing, and they may want to ditch him by now. Also: maybe he will become the next host for Jeopardy?

[henryh]

I know how they can have him dethroned.

As I understand it, the rule for Final Jeopardy is that you can't wager more than you have earned, correct? If they scrap that rule, or change it so that you may wager double your winnings, then possibly someone bold can beat Ken in Final Jeopardy. And, to prevent someone from willy-nilly betting a million dollars or something stupid, if you end up in the red (ie. negative amount of money), you have to pay them, a Jeopardy, Simpson's style.

[HammerJoe]

I don't know why the rules need to be changed to boot Ken.

If he wins fair and square why try to kick him out?

Sooner or later he will be gone, but let that happen because of the game.

[NDman]

I'm rooting for Jennings to go as long as he could. To break that 43 consecutive wins for game shows would be nice. But, I'd also love to see the face of the challenger who KO's (will eventually, anyway) him. That must be something.

[Degenerate]

I'm rooting for Jennings to go as long as he could. To break that 43 consecutive wins for game shows would be nice. But, I'd also love to see the face of the challenger who KO's (will eventually, anyway) him. That must be something.

I just hope the stroker that finally beats him doesn't end up losing the day after he beats Ken.

[henryh]

I don't know why the rules need to be changed to boot Ken.

Even with my proposed rule changes, he won't necessarily get the boot. The increased cap with which one can bet in Final Jeopardy applies to all; Ken may up the ante as well. That way, the game isn't decided after Double Jeopardy, as has been the case for the past 30 odd games.

[atomic fire]

They can't change the rules just because of this one guy. It makes no sense what so ever to change the game so you can oust this guy or make it more challenging for him.

They lifted the 5 day cap so something like this could happen. All 3 contestants each day have a chance to start their own streak if they're good enough.

[Degenerate]

He did again $50000 and with ease I might add. There's no telling long he can go.

Through July 15, 2004
Games Played: 32
Total Winnings: $1,050,460

Correct Answers: 1,096
Answers Attempted: 1,190
Percent Correct: .921

First Ring-ins: 1,073
Pct. First of All Clues Read: .590

Daily Doubles Correct: 56
Daily Doubles Attempted: 66
Percent Correct: .849
Avg. Wager Per Daily Double: $3,211

Avg. Score after Jeopardy!: $9,206
Avg. Lead after Jeopardy!: $5,391
Avg. Score after Double Jeopardy!: $29,703
Avg. Lead after Double Jeopardy!: $20,622

Pct. of Games Locked Up after Double J!: .844 (27 of 32)

Final Jeopardy! Correct Answers: 21
Final Jeopardy! Attempts: 32
Percent Correct: .656
Avg. Final Jeopardy! Wager: $7,208

High Game: $52,000 (July 9 & 12)
Low Game: $14,000 (July 6)

Avg. Daily Winnings: $32,827

[emptypocket]

Yeah, he won pretty handily tonight. They should bring past 5 time champions in to test his might.

[Degenerate]

For a second there I thought he might get a real run for his money yesterday. Both contestants were very knowledgable but in the end Ken beat the crap out of them.

35 tonight!

[NDman]

For a second there I thought he might get a real run for his money yesterday

I thought so too. The other contestant was digging deep for the Daily Double with 2 columns of questions left (speaking of which, I hate people picking slots randomly for some reason. Just like to do things in order, I guess...). Then Jennings hit consecutive DD, which he missed the second one. But that really took the life out of the challengers and turned it into a relatively easy victory

[TML]

Funniest thing from yesterdays show..


"Home of the Toronto Blue Jays and Argonauts"
....

"What is the Toronto Skydome" (jennings)

It was funny caz all the other ppl had no idea about Toronto, and Jennings added 'Toronto' to the beginning of skydome.

[Torley Wong]

Yeah, he won pretty handily tonight. They should bring past 5 time champions in to test his might.

HAHAHA... this reminded me of "Mortal Kombat Jeopardy" -- TEST YOUR MIGHT!!! LOL. Yeah, I wonder what Ken Jennings's fatality would be. He'd at least have a Friendship, for sure.

[midget_man]

Did it again!! 35 wins. He put another $29,000 in his pocket, even after losing 11k in Final Jep.

This guy is unstoppable. But Alex today said that he had just set a Jep record with his total winnings. I thought that he had set that record a long time ago. Does anyone know what he meant by that??

[Degenerate]

Did it again!! 35 wins. He put another $29,000 in his pocket, even after losing 11k in Final Jep.

This guy is unstoppable. But Alex today said that he had just set a Jep record with his total winnings. I thought that he had set that record a long time ago. Does anyone know what he meant by that??

http://forums.offtopic.com/images/smilies/wtf.gif

What time is Jeopardy on?? I've always watched it at 7:30pm eastern time. You just spoiled it for me!!

http://forums.offtopic.com/images/smilies/rant2.gif

[Feneant]

Did it again!! 35 wins. He put another $29,000 in his pocket, even after losing 11k in Final Jep.

This guy is unstoppable. But Alex today said that he had just set a Jep record with his total winnings. I thought that he had set that record a long time ago. Does anyone know what he meant by that??

The record was 1.150 million somehow... I dont see how it got that high though, might be a tournament or recurring player over the years?

[Degenerate]

gosh darn it people could you guys not spoil it for me until after 8:O0pm because that's when I get to watch it

http://forums.offtopic.com/images/smilies/bowdown.gif

:razz:

[SLee]

There's a Tournament of Champions that Jeopardy has every so often where you can win an incredible amount of money so I believe that's where the old record came from.

[emptypocket]

HAHAHA... this reminded me of "Mortal Kombat Jeopardy" -- TEST YOUR MIGHT!!! LOL. Yeah, I wonder what Ken Jennings's fatality would be. He'd at least have a Friendship, for sure.

That was what I had in mind when I wrote that! ;) I think I'm gonna go play it now...

[BoxsterS]

If you replay the show in slow motion you'll see Trebek winking at Jennings after each question. This proves my original theory that they're sleeping together.

[north77]

LOL :lol: @sleeping together.

Why does Kenny have to shake his head at start of show when winnings are announced?

And why does he always have the booth closest to Alex?
Make him take a different spot and see if he still is able to buzz in as quick as he is now! :p

Eh? Hmmmmmmm? *mumbles something about fix being in*

[Degenerate]

LOL :lol: @sleeping together.

Why does Kenny have to shake his head at start of show when winnings are announced?

And why does he always have the booth closest to Alex?
Make him take a different spot and see if he still is able to buzz in as quick as he is now! :p

Eh? Hmmmmmmm? *mumbles something about fix being in*

The returning champion has always taken the first spot closest to Alex. This has been going on since the beginning of time. Why does he shake his head?? Maybe it's because it's pretty impressive and kind of unbelievable??

[vg19]

The returning champion has always taken the first spot closest to Alex. This has been going on since the beginning of time. Why does he shake his head?? Maybe it's because it's pretty impressive and kind of unbelievable??

Agreed! I would also be in disbelief if I won over 1 million.

On a side note, I cant help but wonder how many times Ken's name is going to be on the Highest One day total page.

http://www.jeopardy.com/winners.pjw?cat=contestant&show_winners=winners_subbut3

[Feneant]

36! - even 30k, he plowed over the other 2 today

NTV (Newfie TV) shows Jeopardy at 3Pm eastern for some reason. It's like when they had 24 90 minutes before the states and I kept posting spoilers to hassle the Dvdtalkers

[Degenerate]

36! - even 30k, he plowed over the other 2 today

NTV (Newfie TV) shows Jeopardy at 3Pm eastern for some reason. It's like when they had 24 90 minutes before the states and I kept posting spoilers to hassle the Dvdtalkers

you mofo!! I knew I shouldn't have opened this thread!!!

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[Rehan]

Hey, I just noticed that the guy who lost to Ken on June 11 (http://members.aol.com/tdciago/jeoparchive/061104.html) is someone I've met through work! :D (I've watched only one show during Ken's run.) He got a respectable $20,000 that show, but Ken still clobbered everyone and had $38,600 after Double Jeopardy.

[Talula]

The record was 1.150 million somehow... I dont see how it got that high though, might be a tournament or recurring player over the years?

It was a tournament. The guy won $1M, plus his winnings from prior rounds/shows or whatever. Jennings beating it in this manner is obviously much more impressive.

[Degenerate]

37 http://forums.offtopic.com/images/smilies/metallicblue.gif

[felixdd]

I heard a rumor that the streak will end at 38, because that's when all the taped Jeopardy episodes end. After 38 it's all reruns again...they haven't started taping new episodes (supposedly).

I heard this on Mojo

[Degenerate]

I hope this was there source because this article is a load of crock.

http://www.thespoof.com/news/spoof.cfm?headline=s4i5837

I'd be pissed off at Mojo if they really did spoil it.

[emptypocket]

I thought it was hilarious that he entered final Jeopardy! with 42000, and purposely bet 10000 exactly so that he will once again tie the record for highest winning total in one day at 52000 just to annoy Trebek. :D

[urameatball]

I think Ken will be the new host for Jeopardy.

[CSR]

i thot it would end at 38 too after readin the spoof

[felixdd]

No...their source was one of the contestants on #34 I think...or 28? It was a woman to be sure...if I saw the name again I'd probably recognize it.

The contestant called up and talked to them. The phone call sounded legit. Then again...they also had Michael Jackson "call up" about the Quintuplets...and also the alleged woman who is carrying them. That call was quite hilarious.

[Degenerate]

The story is that Jeopardy's season ends today and that the new episodes of don't air until September. If Ken wins again tonight then we won't be seeing him again until then.

[mushrooms]

""It ends at 38," said the disgruntled Harmon. "He wins $1.3 million and then intentionally loses in the 39th episode. He evidently decided to stop the streak on his own, because no one was going to beat him.""
this was from the article...this is what made it fake....ken was on jay leno last night and they were talking how the 38th episode is the last episode of the season..and that they would start again in september....and they havne't taped those yet...so there IS no 39th episode...therefore that woman is bull*****!

[NDman]

The story is that Jeopardy's season ends today and that the new episodes of don't air until September. If Ken wins again tonight then we won't be seeing him again until then.

That would make a very good marketing ploy for the show. I think they may actually have some commercials for Jeopardy! near the beginning of next season to remind people about the streak, if Jennings stays alive tonight.

[Rehan]

""It ends at 38," said the disgruntled Harmon. "He wins $1.3 million and then intentionally loses in the 39th episode. He evidently decided to stop the streak on his own, because no one was going to beat him.""
this was from the article...this is what made it fake....ken was on jay leno last night and they were talking how the 38th episode is the last episode of the season..and that they would start again in september....and they havne't taped those yet...so there IS no 39th episode...therefore that woman is bull*****!
They've apparently already filmed (in April) 2 weeks of shows for next season.

But last night on Leno, Ken commented that maybe he shouldn't be letting Jeopardy writers know that he doesn't know much about cars (since Jay asked him if there's something he doesn't know well)...that implied that he has not yet lost.

[NDman]

They've apparently already filmed (in April) 2 weeks of shows for next season.

But last night on Leno, Ken commented that maybe he shouldn't be letting Jeopardy writers know that he doesn't know much about cars (since Jay asked him if there's something he doesn't know well)...that implied that he has not yet lost.

Where did they say about them having filmed 2 weeks of next season already? Just wondering.

And regarding the comments on Leno's show... well spotted. Either that, or he got beat by a string of car questions. :P

[Rehan]

Where did they say about them having filmed 2 weeks of next season already? Just wondering.
People on the Jeopardy forum have mentioned it.
one example: http://boards.sonypictures.com/boards/showthread.php?postid=879188#post879188

[Feneant]

Sun of a .... I won't even comment on today's episode but major surprise (Angelfire wouldnt let me link the jawdrop gif)

No spoiler but damn!

Oh, and the season is over, there is indeed no 39th episode for Ken Jennings, assuming he did not lose today. Who knows, maybe he lost... :lol:

[NDman]

I kinda guessed what will happen based on what I read from the sony forum. However, my question is, how in the world can people have viewed today's (Friday) episode when it's only 3:30 EST right now??? Did someone leaked the info, bootlegged (on TV episode!?!?!?!), or a sneak preview somewhere?

[YLSF]

Hmm.. I am looking forward to seeing the show tonight (will have to tape it if going out..)..

Isn't there a studio audience? You would think that they would have a hard time containing them from leaking info out..


The who think about Jennings loosing, wasn't that posted on "The Onion" originally?

[KennyX]

Sun of a .... I won't even comment on today's episode but major surprise (Angelfire wouldnt let me link the jawdrop gif)

No spoiler but damn!

Oh, and the season is over, there is indeed no 39th episode for Ken Jennings, assuming he did not lose today. Who knows, maybe he lost... :lol:

I pretty much read about this too.
$$$75,000!!!!

And yeah, maybe he lost :lol:

[Feneant]

It plays at 3Pm Eastern on NTV, some newfoundland tv station which is known to play shows before everywhere else. I noticed Simpsons and 24 also played new episodes out of whack with other stations.

I think they are stuck in a timewarp, they show these lame commercials we used to have here back in the 1980s...

It always irritates people when I post early, I loved doing that on Dvdtalk until some bootleggers ruined it :(

[HighFlyer]

add $75,000

[Degenerate]

You guys are pretty funny. Man he just destroyed them tonight. New single day record $75k!

[Degenerate]

how much longer can he go?? Will the 6 month hiatis play a factor? Is anyone paying attention to this dude other than myself?

PS - no spoilers please i know the show already aired earlier in the afternoon

[wanted]

I can't wait to see this. I heard that he'll try to purposely lose.

[afong56]

Is anyone paying attention to this dude other than myself?

judging from the fact that jeopardy's ratings are higher than ever, i'd say that you are definitely not alone. . .

[felix]

Saw it tonight. Wow, this guy is good! The other contestants didn't even have a chance to buzz in :D

Do you think it's possible for the show's producers to get "less qualified" contestants on the show just so that he'd get a better chance of winning to make the ratings look better?

[Degenerate]

Saw it tonight. Wow, this guy is good! The other contestants didn't even have a chance to buzz in :D

Do you think it's possible for the show's producers to get "less qualified" contestants on the show just so that he'd get a better chance of winning to make the ratings look better?

There's always that possibility but there's no doubt that this guy is good. Even if they bring in better contestants will they be able to ring in as fast as he does. That's what seperates him from the rest.

[afong56]

many of his opponents are very good, it just doesn't matter. he's got the timing down pat, and his breadth of knowledge is astounding.

i've read a number of five time champions responding to the ken jennings phenomenon--they all admit that ken would smoke them. . .

i'm sure that he's already beaten a number of people that could have gone on to be five time champions.

[airblade90]

This guy is so freakin amazing I can't believe it. He holds all all Jeopardy records except for single day winnings ($52,000)
He hold its now...

[McLaren]

Ken was at the jay game on saturday, wonder what he was doing in TO?

[Barton03]

this guy is still winning?

[wanted]

Looks like he was a bit shaky last night. Only 10,000. Almost lost.

[danfromwaterloo]

This guy kicks ass. By very definition. You look up the phrase in the dictionary, and you see his pale white face there.

Kicking Ass (kik-ing azz): 1. Physically beating a person using brute force or martial art. (ie. Whoa! He totally kicked your ass!) 2. Slang, used to emphasise good things (ie. That kicks ass!) 3. Ken Jennings.

[Degenerate]

Looks like he was a bit shaky last night. Only 10,000. Almost lost.

He lost 20k from final jeopardy and even still he didn't almost lose.

PS . Flair sucks......woooooooooooo! ;)

[danfromwaterloo]

He lost 20k from final jeopardy and even still he didn't almost lose.

PS . Flair sucks......woooooooooooo! ;)

True, 20k. And I must also concur about the level of Flair's suckage.

[Degenerate]

Oh shyte he's up against 2 older gentlemen today and the seem to know their stuff :o

[MasterAvatar]

Sept 7 - This was a (relatively) close game until Ken got the last daily double... not a clear runaway until after that point.

[Degenerate]

Man i was pissing my pants watching todays show. He was pushed to the limits buy those two guys. Really smarts guys. In the end they both losers.

[wanted]

Eh! Nobody disses the 16 time world heavyweight champion, the dirtiest player in the game, the nature boy, an author. Wooo!

[Degenerate]

Eh! Nobody disses the 16 time world heavyweight champion, the dirtiest player in the game, the nature boy, an author. Wooo!

16 times? 16 times? Wow. I can't believe he lost the title 16 times ;P

Please stay on topic

[wanted]

Anyways, it starts in 15 minutes. I think hes going to break at an even number ie 40,50 something like that.

[felix]

He almost lost because he took such a huge gamble on those daily doubles and the final jeopardy. At that point I was sure he was trying to lose! :lol:



Looks like he was a bit shaky last night. Only 10,000. Almost lost.

[eagerbeaver]

Ken rules...further proof that software engineers are machines who will eventually rule the world.

[danfromwaterloo]

I've heard a rumour that he's a specially designed cyborg developed by Sony to increase ratings. The only way to defeat him is to lean over, push in and up in the small of his back where the little-known OFF switch is located. This design was based on the ground breaking work of Noonian Soong, who's advanced positronic neural nets eventually led to Porsche-designed toasters, that robot from Lost in Space, and those little toaster-shaped robots from Star Wars that were always scurrying about.

[Degenerate]

I've heard a rumour that he's a specially designed cyborg developed by Sony to increase ratings. The only way to defeat him is to lean over, push in and up in the small of his back where the little-known OFF switch is located. This design was based on the ground breaking work of Noonian Soong, who's advanced positronic neural nets eventually led to Porsche-designed toasters, that robot from Lost in Space, and those little toaster-shaped robots from Star Wars that were always scurrying about.

Kids, one thing you should always remember. Don't ever smoke crack. :cheesygri

[pauline9_2000]

spoiler about ken jennings: http://www.kottke.org/04/09/some-ken-jennings-news

[wanted]

can't wait till tonight. the big 4-0



500th post. Can't really celebrate it, I'll get flamed by the big boys.

[Degenerate]

spoiler about ken jennings: http://www.kottke.org/04/09/some-ken-jennings-news

Really appreciate that you posted a link and didn't paste the story.

Please everyone no spoliers.

[llcooljayce]

spoiler about ken jennings: http://www.kottke.org/04/09/some-ken-jennings-news

That would be interesting if it was true .... and yes I wrote that to make people read the news on that link.

[Rehan]

Really appreciate that you posted a link and didn't paste the story.

Please everyone no spoliers.
Looks like it made it to the mainstream media...
http://makeashorterlink.com/?Y19022049
(Don't click unless you want to know)

So it's going to be tougher to not hear or read that info.

[Torley Wong]

Well, whatever happens, he's had an amazing run. A real game show champion. :D

[x21hx]

Looks like it made it to the mainstream media...
http://makeashorterlink.com/?Y19022049
(Don't click unless you want to know)

So it's going to be tougher to not hear or read that info.


damn it..could not resist the forbidden fruit...i will tell myself it is not true.

[felix]

Does anyone have a link to the official rankings of reality TV prize money winners?

[Blunt]

KEN FINALLY LOST!

As reported by the New York Post.
Linky (http://www.nypost.com/gossip/pagesix_u.htm)

END OF A REIGN
IT'S over for Ken Jennings . The software engineer from Salt Lake City who'd won 41 "Jeopardy" shows — and $1.4 million — as of last night has finally lost. The episode where Jennings was defeated won't air until the end of the month, and everyone at yesterday's taping signed a strict confidentialty agreement. But PAGE SIX has learned that Jennings — whose winning streak began last season — went down at last. Whoever beat him must be pretty smart.

Well, it was definately a good run...

[Aleem]

KEN FINALLY LOST!

As reported by the New York Post.
Linky (http://www.nypost.com/gossip/pagesix_u.htm) '

Well, it was definately a good run...


A report posted Wednesday on TV Week's Web site said the brainy software engineer lost in a show taped Tuesday, walking away after his 75th straight game with about $2.5 million overall in cash and prizes. The magazine cited unidentified sources and said the show would air later this fall.

[Blunt]

Ooppss.. there goes the spoilers..
:lol:

[NDman]

Like, what the hell is with all these spoilers!??!?? :mad:

[llcooljayce]

A report posted Wednesday on TV Week's Web site said the brainy software engineer lost in a show taped Tuesday, walking away after his 75th straight game with about $2.5 million overall in cash and prizes. The magazine cited unidentified sources and said the show would air later this fall.

You are a true tool. You notice how others posted links so that it didn't ruin it for others? Idiots.

[Degenerate]

You are a true tool. You notice how others posted links so that it didn't ruin it for others? Idiots.

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[McLaren]

Yeah thanks for ruining it for us... at least put a spoiler title first

[felix]

I guess we not have to change the thread title and remove the "NO SPOILERS" part.

[NDman]

Can we get the posters or mods to remove/edit those posts??

[Cough]

Guys, while I like the idea of "no spoilers", this is ALL over the news and chat shows today, as well as all over the net. There is no way even a groundhog will not hear about this in the next 24 hours.

At some point we should appreciate "early notification" of what is imminent common knowledge.

Don't be too blunt with blunt.

[Blunt]

Hey, I wasn't the one who posted how many games he won before he lost, and how much he made.

I just said, he lost.. well.. we all know he'll eventually lose, so it wasn't a spoiler! Actually, I didn't see any of the posts above saying "no spoilers please" or that the news of this already came out.

Sorry if I wrecked it for some of you...
I just wanted to be first.. :cheesygri

[Degenerate]

I just said, he lost.. well.. we all know he'll eventually lose, so it wasn't a spoiler! Actually, I didn't see any of the posts above saying "no spoilers please" or that the news of this already came out.

Really appreciate that you posted a link and didn't paste the story.

Please everyone no spoliers.

[wanted]

He did it. 42. He has got to stop losing Final Jeopardy. One day it will click.

[Dash]

not only an american hero, but a tribute to nerds everywhere.

[felix]

Saw it in the news tonight. The question that stumped him on the final episode he lost was "who are the three remaining Canadian Idols?" HAha. .. I know the answer to that one! :cheesygri

[Dude]

I think the spoiler is wrong, since from I what I know, they started taping the new season at the start of August. At that point, he had won 38 games, meaning he has to win 37 more games, except that from August until today, there are only 30 weekdays, and that is assuming they tape every weekday. Now keep in mind that Jeopardy will go back into hiatus after next week, for tournament of champions or something like that, so it seems higly unlikely that they taped that many shows in such a small amount of time.

[Cough]

I think the spoiler is wrong, since from I what I know, they started taping the new season at the start of August. At that point, he had won 38 games, meaning he has to win 37 more games, except that from August until today, there are only 30 weekdays, and that is assuming they tape every weekday. Now keep in mind that Jeopardy will go back into hiatus after next week, for tournament of champions or something like that, so it seems higly unlikely that they taped that many shows in such a small amount of time.
They tape several shows a day. Attendees are told to bring a change of clothing.

[HowEver]

Although they tape *5* show per day, they don't tape every day, or even 5 days per week.

And it is extremely unlikely that this 75 shows guess is accurate.

[Degenerate]

ok please stay on topic and no spoiler rumor talk.

[wanted]

can't wait to watch. whats his final jeopardy losing streak? 5 or 6?

[Cough]

ok please stay on topic and no spoiler rumor talk.
OK back on topic. I think Ken is really smart. I have often thought I might be good enough to go on Jeopardy, but he would eat me up with his breadth of knowledge. Alex made the comment yesterday that out of the top eight one-day winners, Ken is seven of them! I hope he has some more $50K days, but I think he is more likely to average around $30 K per day over the next month.

[Degenerate]

so far after the first commercial break the asian guy is standing there like a dumbass.

[wanted]

he won. can't wait to see more.

[Degenerate]

he won. can't wait to see more.

ass long as no dumbasses spoil it for others

[wanted]

ass long as no dumbasses spoil it for others
i know eh.

[wanted]

so he made it to 44. Along with 45,000. Good job, Ken. Is it true if you finish in debt, you have to pay Jeopardy or whoever?

[HowEver]

so he made it to 44. Along with 45,000. Good job, Ken. Is it true if you finish in debt, you have to pay Jeopardy or whoever?

Thanks, funny post!

[x21hx]

did any1 else laugh hysterically when Bruce answered confidently and arrogantly "Snap, Crackle and POP!"...And then after his failed "lets make it a true daily double"...i was rootin' for the guy...

but poor bruce..he finished in the negatives....

[peter444]

when will he lose?

[wanted]

when will he lose?


We're not allowed to know.

[Degenerate]

He'll lose when Triple H finally decides to pass the torch.

[NDman]

did any1 else laugh hysterically when Bruce answered confidently and arrogantly "Snap, Crackle and POP!"...And then after his failed "lets make it a true daily double"...i was rootin' for the guy...


I was too, for a bit. But that "Snap, Crackle and POP!" question/answer did me, with his head sorta shaking with confidence and all. I almost laughed out loud on that one

[wanted]

He'll lose when Triple H finally decides to pass the torch.


I don't get it.

[wanted]

In the beginning it looked like that tall girl was going to outplay Ken. You could see her buzz in right after Ken did. Good game. Silly Bruce just stood there, answering mainly music related questions.

[Cough]

Wow.... $43,800 in regular Jeopardy but he blew Final Jeopardy again

[wanted]

Good game.

[Degenerate]

ok this is getting kind of repetitive :cheesygri

"All Ken Jennings has to do is show up on Jeopardy! today to break the last game show record held by Thom McKee.
While King World Productions bypassed promotion of Jennings' 44th straight victory Monday to top McKee's record winning streak during his long Tic Tac Dough run, the series is acknowledging Jennings' 47th straight appearance today.
McKee, the former Navy pilot who now develops commercial real estate in Maryland, was on Tic Tac 46 consecutive days in 1980---a mark for longevity Jennings tied Wednesday.
As with McKee, Jennings finds himself transformed from conventional game show contestant to national celebrity with his amazing run.
More than 400 media outlets have contacted Sony Pictures Television and King World requesting interviews with Jennings. His media access is restricted until his run on the quiz ends."

source taken from http://www.tvgameshows.net

[wanted]

How come all of a sudden the Tournament of Champions is on? I was at the Jay's game Friday, didn't find out what happened.

[NDman]

Just another ploy to stretch it out, and make people watch. Jennigs won on Friday as well. Just that they are airing the Tournament of Champion now for 2 weeks. Then it's back on.

[wanted]

Just another ploy to stretch it out, and make people watch. Jennigs won on Friday as well. Just that they are airing the Tournament of Champion now for 2 weeks. Then it's back on.


Thanks.

[wanted]

bump for tonight. He's back I think.

[B40]

bump for tonight. He's back I think.

What time is it on? 7:30?

[wanted]

yes. and seriously why are you posting so much. everywhere i see its B40, B40, B40? :razz: How many posts for today so far?

[B40]

yes. and seriously why are you posting so much. everywhere i see its B40, B40, B40? :razz: How many posts for today so far?

I'd know if they had the top 10 posters list...

lol...just bored I guess...I used to post this much 2 years ago at work when I was working full time

[Degenerate]

This goofball is still there...sigh lol

[B40]

This goofball is still there...sigh lol

That was a close call tonight. The closest I've seen it.

[wanted]

What happened last night tells me that the end is near for Ken Jennings.

[B40]

What happened last night tells me that the end is near for Ken Jennings.

Want to put money down on that? :cheesygri

[wanted]

Want to put money down on that? :cheesygri


lol. eventually he's going to lose. But seems like it's coming up soon.....

[Cough]

lol. eventually he's going to lose. But seems like it's coming up soon.....
I'm betting on 75

[B40]

lol. eventually he's going to lose. But seems like it's coming up soon.....

I think he will go 60-70+

[wanted]

Fatty Patty would've (b)eaten him today. But he made a remarkable comeback.

[B40]

Fatty Patty would've (b)eaten him today. But he made a remarkable comeback.

Bah...he choked a bit in the beggining, but was cleaning up in double jeopardy.

[j3fan]

I'm betting on 75

hey, i'll put my money on 75 as well....

[Degenerate]

Topic : Tool Time

Answer : This long-handeled gardening tool is sometimes also refered to a immoral pleasure seeker.

Ken's Answer : What's a ho?

Correct Answer : What is a rake?

Even Alex had to pause for a second as EVERYONE laughed.

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[goob3r]

that was my answer too!

Topic : Tool Time

Answer : This long-handeled gardening tool is sometimes also refered to a immoral pleasure seeker.

Ken's Answer : What's a ho?

Correct Answer : What is a rake?

Even Alex had to pause for a second as EVERYONE laughed.

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[wanted]

He won again.

Did anyone see Matt, guy was like a Robot. And did you see his hand moving or twitching?

[midget_man]

How many games is he at?? Has anyone noticed that they no longer say how many he has won. Why?? The announcer (I think its Don Pardo still, no?) used to say at the begining something like "Ken Jennings, a software developer from Salt Lake City, Utah, whose XX day cash winnings total XXXXX" ... but they don't do that anymore, they just say how much. And nowhere in the show does it ever say how many he has won.

[wanted]

How many games is he at?? Has anyone noticed that they no longer say how many he has won. Why?? The announcer (I think its Don Pardo still, no?) used to say at the begining something like "Ken Jennings, a software developer from Salt Lake City, Utah, whose XX day cash winnings total XXXXX" ... but they don't do that anymore, they just say how much. And nowhere in the show does it ever say how many he has won.

He's probably been on for so long they lost track. I think he's at 1.8 million. :-0

[Degenerate]

How many games is he at?? Has anyone noticed that they no longer say how many he has won. Why?? The announcer (I think its Don Pardo still, no?) used to say at the begining something like "Ken Jennings, a software developer from Salt Lake City, Utah, whose XX day cash winnings total XXXXX" ... but they don't do that anymore, they just say how much. And nowhere in the show does it ever say how many he has won.

They did announce it he past 2 times I've watched lastweek.

[midget_man]

They did announce it he past 2 times I've watched lastweek.

I started paying attention to it last Thursday, it was not on that show, nor was it said tonight. I cannot speak for any other show last week because I was not looking for it, I missed last nights so I can't speak to that either, but tonight and Thursday, no mention of it.

[felix]

LOL. Why is a rake an immoral pleasure seeker?



Topic : Tool Time

Answer : This long-handeled gardening tool is sometimes also refered to a immoral pleasure seeker.

Ken's Answer : What's a ho?

Correct Answer : What is a rake?

Even Alex had to pause for a second as EVERYONE laughed.

[grant]

LOL. Why is a rake an immoral pleasure seeker?

Uhh why is corn a plant?? it's just one of the definitions of the word.

[wanted]

He's back tonight. I think less than 40,000 away from reaching the 2,000,000 dollar mark. Gooody-Goody Gumdrops.

[wanted]

Not tonight guys. Looks like the played Children's Jeopardy tonight. Always do that so people can keep waiting to see what happens.

[wanted]

He did it, he reached 2 000 000 dollars. Actually 2 065 000. Tonight's game was so close, Jeff was only 1 000 behind him, but Ken waged enough to win.
Any one else watching??? No one ever replies? :?:

[Cough]

Yeah I am watching. Waiting for the 2.5 million end...............

It was really close last night.

[grant]

He did it, he reached 2 000 000 dollars. Actually 2 065 000. Tonight's game was so close, Jeff was only 1 000 behind him, but Ken waged enough to win.
Any one else watching??? No one ever replies? :?:

uhh it was like 18k vs 10k going into final jeapardy, so he was 8000 behind, not 1000.

It's funny how someone calls it "really close" when it's not *quite* a runaway victory @ final jeapardy... by, he's sure raised some expectations...

[NDman]

well, another blow-out victory for Ken tonight (Thursday)

[wanted]

He did it again now at 1.25 million dollars. Todays match Ken sure was good.

[Shaf]

He did it again now at 1.25 million dollars. Todays match Ken sure was good.
You mean 2.15 Million, right?

[wanted]

You mean 2.15 Million, right?
yep,oops.

[felix]

Do you think he'll ever work again after his run on Jeopardy now that he's a millionaire?? :D

[Degenerate]

Do you think he'll ever work again after his run on Jeopardy now that he's a millionaire?? :D

He'd be stupid if he did.

[wanted]

He'd be stupid if he did.


Not necessarily, I read on a site that you get paid the amount you won an a game 120 days after it. So he has to wait quite a while. IMO, I'd still work more money less problems.

[eliteblaze]

umm i doubt that's even a problem i'm sure he gets some money from the first time he won soon and the bank will easily loan him money now that he's a millionaire in waiting :p

Not necessarily, I read on a site that you get paid the amount you won an a game 120 days after it. So he has to wait quite a while. IMO, I'd still work more money less problems.

[Headhunter]

He's like Rosie Perez in White Men Can't Jump. :razz:

[Degenerate]

Ken broke the all-time tv gameshow winnings total lastnight.

Http://www.tvgameshows.net

[grant]

As usual the girl was never even close.

[NDman]

Now that Ken has broken just about every single game show record, I'm pulling for an upset. I just can't wait to see the shock value of the whole thing. I, for one, am happy to see that he broke all those records. Now it's time for phase 2 -- the defeat. :cheesygri

[mlc2000]

This guy was interesting at first (just like Howard Stern) but it wears off quickly...but I think I prefer to watch the SNL epsiodes of Celebrity Jeopardy.

[wanted]

He did it again, also in style, I think he had around $30 000-$40 000 this time.

[Cough]

Time to wake up this thread. Ken is back tomorrow. And he will be done next week.....................

[NDman]

Time to wake up this thread. Ken is back tomorrow. And he will be done next week.....................

Hmm... will be interesting to see if the rumour is true, or not. I love college championship because I can actually answer more questions. :cheesygri :o

[wanted]

Sweet, he's coming back. That college championship is so booooring

[Degenerate]

no wonder i flipped over the past 2 day and I saw all these strokers on there.

[chdude3]

No spoilers? Alright, then let me say that I'll be tuning in tomorrow (Tuesday) night, no question. You might want to TiVo this one, lads and lasses.

[Feneant]

I thought tonight was 75 when he was supposed to lose? Oh well, we will see

[Degenerate]

He won tonight. Episode 75 is tomorrow.

[wanted]

He won tonight. Episode 75 is tomorrow.

wait its only 7:16pm, what do you mean?

[Degenerate]

wait its only 7:16pm, what do you mean?

sorry muh bad I guess I spoiled it. It was on at 6:30.

[wanted]

sorry muh bad I guess I spoiled it. It was on at 6:30.


Thanks, no really thanks. :( ;)

[god_thanos]

Well he won again tonite. No surprise here.

The guy/gal that actually does beat him is gonna be an instant star.

[chdude3]

The guy/gal that actually does beat him is gonna be an instant star.Don't count on it. Could be a lucky/fluke win, and after the "giant-killer" only wins a handful of games, they'll be gone.

[afong56]

somehow the fan 590 got a hold of an audio tape of tomorrow's final jeopardy--it sounded pretty authentic, although i was surprised that ken didn't get the correct answer--the question was not as tricky as many that he's gotten in the past. the woman that beat him was surprised too.

the tape was aired this morning on the fan

[chdude3]

That recording is all over, several radio stations played it this morning.

[asim99]

could be another fluke like this
http://www.talkabouttelevision.com/group/alt.tv.game-shows/messages/333012.html

[wanted]

OMG! Can't wait to see what happens, even though I already know...... :D

Degenerate, don't tell the results from the 6:30 show, Ok?

[Degenerate]

Ken is a stud.

[asim99]

http://www.thestar.com/NASApp/cs/ContentServer?pagename=thestar/Layout/Article_Type1&c=Article&cid=1101768608098&call_pageid=968867495754&col=969483191630

[felix]

I was going to mention that. Didn't realize it was tonight. So it's at 7:30pm EST tonight right?

[chdude3]

So he blows it on purpose, so that he can get back to a normal life?

[Rehan]

Maybe he wanted 74 wins cause he was born in 1974?

[Degenerate]

http://www.thestar.com/NASApp/cs/ContentServer?pagename=thestar/Layout/Article_Type1&c=Article&cid=1101768608098&call_pageid=968867495754&col=969483191630

blah have to register

[asim99]

blah have to register

Nov. 30, 2004. 08:49 AM

AP
Utah software engineer Ken Jennings, 30, is the biggest winner ever on the popular quiz show.

Is Jeopardy! champ about to stumble?
Admirers applaud his historic run


VINAY MENON

He has destroyed fellow brainiacs, shattered records, become a household name and spawned the most electrifying streak in game show history.

Since June 2, Ken Jennings, an elfin 30-year-old software engineer from Salt Lake City, has turned Jeopardy! into his magical quizdom, earning a fortune through a lethal mix of trivia wizardry — instant recall, feline-like reflexes and encyclopedic knowledge.

Before we continue, a warning: This dispatch contains spoiler information. Rumours of Jennings' demise — an unfathomable proposition given his sheer dominance — have swirled since September, when blogger Jason Kottke broke the story that Jennings had been dethroned by a female challenger in one of the show's pre-taped episodes to be aired in November.

Sony Pictures, which produces Jeopardy!, won't comment on speculation. (For good measure, the scoundrels also implemented a policy of not returning calls.)

But in the past few weeks, the Ken-Is-Gone! whispers boomed into shouts as the circumstantial evidence grew. Jeopardy! stopped posting Jennings' number of victories before each game, an unprecedented move. And sources claimed Jennings was no longer at tapings.

Then, last week, a source e-mailed an MP3 file allegedly containing the Final Jeopardy segment of tonight's much-anticipated show.

Host Alex Trebek can be heard reading the final answer: "Most of this firm's 70,000 seasonal white-collar employees work only four months a year."

The challenger, identified as Nancy, provides the correct question, "What is H&R Block?" This lifts her to $14,401, a dollar more than Jennings. When Trebek reveals the champ's wrong question — "What is FedEx?" — the audience gasps. It's over.

Jennings finishes with $8,799, the first under-$10,000 score tallied during a remarkable six-month odyssey in which he vanquished 148 contestants and set records for the longest winning streak on a game show (74), biggest cash total (over $2.5 million), and a new single-day Jeopardy! record ($75,000).

"Ken is an almost perfect Jeopardy! machine," says Brian Shipley, a Toronto-born historian who lost to the Mormon powerhouse on Oct. 29. "You could hardly design a better player if you tried. His life history encompasses such a diversity of experience, and his personal temperament is so well-suited to the game that a few weeks of preparation to play against him makes little difference."

Adds Jeff Suchard, a doctor, who lost to Jennings on Oct. 4, "I doubt we will ever see another player of Ken's calibre anytime soon. Most contestants know 75-80 per cent of the clues. But Ken is so fast that they rarely get the chance to respond."

The numbers are astonishing. Not including last night's 74th victory, Jennings has answered 2,586 questions; he was first to ring in 2,551 times; he had an 84 per cent success rate on Daily Doubles; he earned an average of $34,133 per game; and, most impressive, he made Final Jeopardy mathematically inconsequential 64 times.

"Of all of the game shows where it is possible to win $1 million, Jeopardy! is easily the most difficult to do so, because it has to be done in increments of $20,000 to $30,000," says Andy Saunders, a Jeopardy! enthusiast and student at Brock University, who compiled a statistical database during the streak.

"Ken's statistics in his first five games, in terms of the number of correct answers he has given, are the highest totals I have ever seen, even higher than the adjusted totals of the great champions of the early 1990s."

The streak is even more impressive when you consider the odds of getting on the show.

Damian Penny, a lawyer in Corner Brook, Nfld., who writes the popular Daimnation blog, tried out in 1998. He calls the entry test "ridiculously hard."

"So I have tremendous respect for anyone who makes it as far as getting on the show," Penny says. "Racking up as many consecutive wins as Jennings is something truly special. It's been good for the show, too. I can't remember the last time a plain, old-fashioned game show had so many people talking about it."

Marc Weisblott, a culture critic and editor of betterlivingcentre.ca, says the streak comes in an age when information is absorbed in new ways.

"I wonder if Jennings would qualify as the last in a line of geeks who learned everything from old-fashioned reference books, particularly The People's Almanac or The Book Of Lists, which seem to get increasingly cited as a seminal influence by pop cult-obsessed types who came of age in the '80s," Weisblott says.

"The era of Google and Wikipedia and a billion blogs may develop a generation that's actually savvier when it comes to cultural reference points. But the absorption process is more selective. There is less chance for exposure to arbitrary factoids that can be kept in cranial cold storage leading up to a game show appearance 20 years down the line."

Jennings is slated to appear on tonight's The Late Show With David Letterman. And A&E airs a Biography special on Jeopardy! champions tomorrow night.

Is this a coincidence? Is his run finally over?

What is: You'll just have to watch.

[Degenerate]

A woman?? After all this..... nevermind.

click below if you dare

http://www.kottke.org/plus/misc/ken-jennings-final-jeopardy.mp3

I'm hoping tonight the entire world gets owned by him winning.

[midget_man]

A woman?? After all this..... nevermind.

click below if you dare

http://www.kottke.org/plus/misc/ken-jennings-final-jeopardy.mp3

I'm hoping tonight the entire world gets owned by him winning.

So do I, but it is looking less and less likely that it will happen. I can't see myself watching the show for a while if he gets booted. It just won't seem right. Someone else standing in that first spot? It will be too weird. I have read that the shows ratings have gone up 20-30% from the same time last year, but the ratings actually drop BELOW last years numbers when they have a teen tourney or similar. So the 'show' is not gaining popularity, its all for Kenny.

I want to hear that mp3 of the loss, but the link is dead. I searched last night all over the net to no avail. The site you linked to said that Sony lawyers made them take it down. Does it sound authentic for those who heard it?

I hope this was all a ruse to throw off the public, like the Who Shot Mr. Burns episode of Simpsons. But with Ken on Letterman and the Biography both airing tomorrow, I think his time is up.

RIP Ken.

[chdude3]

It just won't seem right. Someone else standing in that first spot? It will be too weird.No, it will make the show enjoyable again. Sure, he was great, but how much fun is it to watch each night as he rips up the competition? I watched him for a while, but I haven't seen Jeopardy for weeks. Too boring.

Anyways, as much as I'd like to believe that he just plain got it wrong, it seems unlikely. As much as I'd like to dislike Captain Goody-goody Mormon, he's too nice of a guy (if a little dorky).

[dummer]

The guy lost it on purpose. He could've answered "What are Santa's little helpers" and it would've been a better answer than FedEx.

[wanted]

Anyone recording it for other members just in case some of miss it? I'm probably going to be able to catch it.

[Riflem@n]

It'll probably be over BT for download. I think Jeopardy paid him off to lose.

[midget_man]

xxxxxxxxxxxxx

[midget_man]

DONT READ BELOW THIS IF YOU HAVE NOT SEEN THE EPISODE

















How did he fcuk up like that?? 2 Double Jep screw ups and then that dismal Final Jep. And that weirdo Klingon woman that beat him?? Ohh well, back to the grind.

[Wildfire]

Anybody currently watching? Is that a male or female? Damn, brings back bad memories of the crying game :confused:

[Dash]

looking good so far...yadda yadda yadda....

[asim99]

http://www.thestar.com/NASApp/cs/ContentServer?pagename=thestar/Layout/Article_Type1&c=Article&cid=1101813808457&call_pageid=968332188492&col=968793972154&DPL=IvsNDS%2f7ChAX&tacodalogin=yes

Jeopardy! genius meets his match
FROM ASSOCIATED PRESS

NEW YORK — The woman who ended Jeopardy! whiz Ken Jennings' 74-game winning streak is a California real estate agent whose own 8-year-old daughter asked for his autograph when they met.

But having an accountant-friend who's nearly impossible to reach at tax time paid off for Nancy Zerg — big time.

In a victory telecast today, Zerg beat a pop-culture icon who had achieved an aura of invincibility. Jennings won $2,520,700 (all figures U.S.), a record for a TV game show contestant, since his first appearance June 2.

During his streak, Jennings usually had opponents so thoroughly beaten that the Final Jeopardy question was meaningless to the outcome. But Zerg was within striking range, with $10,000 to Jennings' $14,400, at that point.

The category was business and industry. The clue: Most of this firm's 70,000 seasonal white-collar employees work only four months a year.

Jennings had to think. Out of the corner of his eye, he noticed Zerg had quickly written her reply.

"I was pretty sure before the music ended that was the ballgame," he said.

Her reply, "What is H&R Block?" was correct and gave her $14,001. Jennings' wrong guess, Federal Express, dropped him to $8,799.

Even before that, Zerg needed an unusual display of Jennings fallibility to stay in the game. He twice answered wrong on Daily Double questions, which give contestants a chance to make a big wager and increase their lead.

Maybe that's why he paused, ever so slightly, when asked in an interview today whether he had lost or been beaten. He then graciously gave Zerg credit.

"I would have dwelt on it if I missed something that I knew or didn't phrase it in the form of a question," said Jennings, a computer software engineer from Salt Lake City. "It was a big relief to me that I lost to someone who played a better game than me."

Zerg, a former actress who lives in Ventura, Calif., psyched herself up before the game by repeating to herself: "Someone's got to beat him sometime, it might as well be me."

Hanging out backstage with fellow contestants, she saw some Jennings opponents had essentially lost before the game. She heard one person say that it looked like he was playing for second, and another just wishing not to be humiliated.

"I heard another one say, `It's no great sin to lose to Ken Jennings,' and they went in and lost to Ken Jennings," she said. ``I thought, `That's no way to play the game."'

Some stats: Jennings' average daily haul was $34,063.51. He toyed with the previous daily record of $52,000 — tying it four times — before shattering it with a $75,000 win in Game 38. He gave more than 2,700 correct responses.

He combined an extraordinary breadth of knowledge, uncanny skill at sensing the precise instant to ring his buzzer and a killer competitive instinct hidden behind a baby-faced grin and polite manner.

It made many of the games boring. But Jeopardy! executives aren't complaining; ratings were up 22 per cent over the same period last time.

Jennings said he'd been thinking about walking away after some future milestone — 100 wins, perhaps, or $3 million or $4 million in winnings. He said there were about a dozen games where one reply made the difference between winning and losing.

"The fact that they had all fallen my way was beginning to worry me," he said, "because at some point the law of averages was going to kick in."

He wasn't prepared for how much he'd miss the daily competition, though.

"It didn't really hit me that was going to be the hard part," he said. "I thought the hard part would be the loss."

The loss is actually a distant memory and not really a secret: the show was taped in early September and news leaked right away. Video clips of his loss appeared on the Internet Monday.

Neither Jennings nor Zerg expect the record will be broken.

"It's not because things fell the right way," Zerg said. "It's because he's that good."

Jennings, a Mormon, will donate 10 per cent of his winnings to his church — and a European vacation is planned, "probably a really nice one." He'll hardly slip back into anonymity; he's visiting David Letterman and Regis Philbin this week, has a book deal and is open to any commercial sponsorship opportunities.

He's in a new tax bracket now, and H&R Block is making sure he'll always remember the company for other reasons: It has offered him free tax preparation for life.

[Dash]

Ken! Why?!?! You just needed to double up on her!!!! No need to bet the lot!

[asim99]

oh my god, u killed kenny
u bastard

[god_thanos]

OMG!!!

its over.. I can't believe it.

[chdude3]

I hear there's a new ad campaign coming...

FedEx - "We screwed Ken Jennings"

[Degenerate]

This lady is going to last like 3 days.

[NDman]

He was in such an off-form today, that he looked silly for betting that much on the Double-J's. I loved the collective *sigh* and *ohhhhhhhh* after they unveiled his FedEx answer. I've never seen anyone so shocked after being declared winner. Props to Nancy

[NDman]

I hear there's a new ad campaign coming...

FedEx - "We screwed Ken Jennings"

I don't know if FedEx did, or H&R Block did... :)

[sk8]

oh boy, that sucked. Will he get a second chance later?

[napasah]

oh boy, that sucked. Will he get a second chance later?
I guess he'll be back for the Tounament of Champions?

[Degenerate]

television ratings will now be the worst ever in Jeopardy history.

[YLSF]

I caught bits and peices of the show...

I was trying to figure out the answer myself.. tricky question.. :)

[ashtray13]

He's on regis and kelly 2morrow @ 9AM :)

[Degenerate]

They aired fake episodes of him losing tonight. He'll be back tomorrow.

[chdude3]

http://snltranscripts.jt.org/99/pics/99cjeopardy3.jpg
It's funny. It's funny because it's ah, bigger than, ah.. [ clears throat ] ..you know, a normal hat.

[b166er1337]

http://snltranscripts.jt.org/99/pics/99cjeopardy3.jpg
It's funny. It's funny because it's ah, bigger than, ah.. [ clears throat ] ..you know, a normal hat.


that SNL episode is classic

[Doom Dealer]

Damn Ken lost to a Zerg? Oh well.. I guess it was fun while it lasted!

[Wildfire]

Pretty interesting article on Ken Jennings here (3 pages long)
Who is Ken Jennings? (http://abcnews.go.com/Nightline/story?id=293023&page=1)

[NDman]

It's Ken Jennings everywhere now. But the KenJen fever will end before the weekend is over...

[wanted]

ah crap. Well we all know that lady is going to be on for a day. It felt kind of boring knowing that he was going to lose, lost the element of surprise.

[dummer]

We can finally put this thread to rest.

[midget_man]

We can finally put this thread to rest.

Hey shiit disturber, why don't you go start a thread about cornnuts or how the Vietnamese are the chosen people and how blacks are responsible for all of the earths ills..............then you can choose to continue the thread or put it to rest whenever you want. Sound good?? In the meantime, stop trolling you plonker.

[NDman]

midget_man
Sr. Member

Join Date: Nov 20th, 2003


In a bad mood today? You should know better RFD can never get rid of cummer and dummer for the flamebaits, and entertainment value. :cheesygri

[breakout]

Isnt This In The Wrong Section !!!???...why Hasnt This Thread Been Moved

[NDman]

Whoopee. 286 posts later, someone finally reported it to the mod to have it moved here (Entertainment forum)? :confused:

[felix]

oh wow, missed the final episode. Very awesome, and the guy is only 30! I wish I can retire that early :(

[wanted]

oh wow, missed the final episode. Very awesome, and the guy is only 30! I wish I can retire that early :(



He's not retiring, he's still working. Heard it on the radio, (said it himself)

[Degenerate]

What kind of company allows an employee to leave work for that long and return??? Granted he's Ken Jennings....

[-=Wraith=-]

Whoopee. 286 posts later, someone finally reported it to the mod to have it moved here (Entertainment forum)? :confused:

i think when this thread started a while ago, it was in the entertainment forum, then got moved to off topic during the break in between the 2 seasons and now it's back in entertainment again

[napasah]

What kind of company allows an employee to leave work for that long and return??? Granted he's Ken Jennings....

He said on Letterman that since Jeopardy films all five episodes for each week on the Monday, he kept a pretty normal schedule.

[j3fan]

What kind of company allows an employee to leave work for that long and return??? Granted he's Ken Jennings....

Jeopardy tapes 5 episodes in one day...so 75 episodes will take only 15 days to film...assuming that they don't film on weekends, it would take 3 weeks....so he took 3 weeks off of work in two years (since the there was a break between seasons)...taking 3 weeks of vacation for a two year time frame is not that uncommon....

[Degenerate]

Jeopardy tapes 5 episodes in one day...so 75 episodes will take only 15 days to film...assuming that they don't film on weekends, it would take 3 weeks....so he took 3 weeks off of work in two years (since the there was a break between seasons)...taking 3 weeks of vacation for a two year time frame is not that uncommon....

I was not aware of that.

[NDman]

Well, Nancy slayed the giant, and got slayed rather quickly....

[god_thanos]

Well, Nancy slayed the giant, and got slayed rather quickly....

That sucked. I mean how the hell can you lose. Geez, Jennings must be pulling his hair now.. to lose to her.

[Degenerate]

Just as everyone predicted. She lost tonight. How gay.

http://www.empyre.ca/vids/ken_loses_jeopardy.wmv

don't complain about the speed it's not my server

[wanted]

Good riddance. Don't worry Ken, you still rock !

[mingcourt]

proves that ken jennings is still human

[wanted]

Did anyone read the article, it was recorded September 6th. I think that was right when they started after the break. Right after he came to Toronto.

[Degenerate]

It's bs. The lady already lost.

[wanted]

It was a fluke for sure, damn Ken must be really p**sed about that. But he's known this since September.

[Degenerate]

Ken Jenning's Funniest Moment (http://www.ifilm.com/media/getmetafile.asx?fid=2658148&mt=asf&bw=200&adid=2655870&admt=asf&refsite=&pinfo=pg:1000023%7Csid:1%7Cc:true%7Crcid:%7Cprn:%7 Ccid:1%7Ccr:1%7Cap:-1%7Cpt:10%7Cpop:%7Cctxpg:pl%7Cmt:asf%7Crefsite:%7C gl2:false%7Cgl1:false%7Cadbt:sponsor%7Cflash:false %7Cuip:142.177.120.180%7Ccch:%7Cuh:142.177.120.180 %7Cgl3:false%7Cit:1%7Cadskid:33548%7Cup:0%7Cbw:200 %7Clid:%7Cadmt:asf%7Cadid:2655870%7Cipf:ifilm%7Cfi d:2658148%7Cipt:ifilm)

I said the same answer I remember and laughed my friggin ass off. He got robbed and should've been given the points. :lol:

[felix]

That's hilarious! Did he say that on purpose or did he intentionally give the wrong answer to be funny? :cheesygri

BTW, please update your original post, link is dead.

[scan]

whats a hoe

ROFL

[Dash]

hahaha, aw man, I'm going to miss that guy...

[Degenerate]

BTW, please update your original post, link is dead.

What post? What link?

[YLSF]

haha.. that funny moment was funny! Especially since he is morman or whatever...