The ‘Jeopardy!’ Invitational Tournament, which features a mix of popular players in recent years and some fun throwbacks, has reached the finals.

Jeopardy! host Ken Jennings is "panicking" over dipping spin-off gameshow ratings and reportedly concerned it could lead to his replacement, according to one insider. The 50-year-old television personality is allegedly fearful that someone could step in and take his place after leading as host of the show for the past four years.

Jeopardy! fans were amused when a contestant and backed host Ken Jennings "into a corner." Wednesday's episode of the ABC trivia show saw Juveria Zaheer, a psychiatrist from Whitby, Ontario competing against Roger Craig,

Host Ken Jennings — known to like a good on-air joke — was left to explain the R-rated answer to the red-faced contestants.

During the latest episode of the Inside Jeopardy! podcast, host Ken Jennings sang the highest praises for one former contestant that almost beat out his current winning streak record

Ken Jennings will “never” compete on Jeopardy! again. The winningest Jeopardy! contestant has made quite the mark on the famous quiz competition. During his 2004 run, Ken won the most consecutive games and holds the Jeopardy!

“Yes! You remembered hawk tuah somehow,” host Ken Jennings said. Sands had a shocked expression on her face as de Guzman shook his head. Hawk Tuah became famous when a viral YouTube video was posted in 2024. A Nashville woman was asked, “What makes you wifey material?” She replied, “You gotta give ’em that ‘hawk tuah’ and spit on that thang.”

Jennings made a joke about a viral video took the internet by storm which was referenced in an answer to a question in the second round of the semi finals

No one is close to his record, but he believes that one champion has the ability to beat him. Amy Schneider is in second place with 40 consecutive games won. Jennings was in awe of her, saying that she had come close to beating him.

When it comes to Jeopardy!’s biggest winners, Ken Jennings doesn’t hold the top spot in terms of money won (although hosting is probably more profitable anyway). Jennings’ c

Now, it’s down to three for the first game of the finals, and one of them blamed their buzzer speed for their loss. Matt Amodio from New York, New York; Roger Craig from Arlington, Virginia; and Junveria Zaheer from Whitby,

Amy Schneider has no time for unflattering messages on social media. The Jeopardy! winner - who current host Ken Jennings thinks would break his record 74-game winning streak - is active on her X, formally known as Twitter,