Deb on Jeopardy sucks

CORNER BLITZ wrote:the category was "East of"

MiamiSpartan wrote:Ha, I was watching that last night with my wife and daughter, and yelled, "YOU BITCH!!" at the TV. Yeah, I might have a bit of a problem.

Seriously though, the category was "East On The Map". Every answer (well, "question") had the word East in it. The MSU question was the 3rd or 4th one, so even if the category confused the lousy whore, the pattern was already established that the correct response is "What is East......?" Answering East Arbor would have made more sense as a response.

With Austin, Trebek dropped his subtlety altogether. During the bartender’s first game, he swore repeatedly after missing clues until Trebek finally chided him on air: “You realize, of course, that we will be bleeping two or three of what you’ve had to say so far this half hour.” In response, Austin chuckled and carried on, defiantly telling Trebek, “That’s all right.” The bartender’s skill, though, seems to have won the host over; in Austin’s fourth appearance, he won $69,000, just $8,000 shy of the all-time single-day record set in 2010.

His techniques have nonetheless proved divisive: “My dad literally sent me an email last night about how much he hates this guy,” a Ringer staffer told me Wednesday. Others have taken to social media to decry him as annoying, “king douche,” and “seriously the worst person I have ever seen in my life.” A Twitter account under the name “Austin Tyler Rogers” has lately been popping up to opine on the streak. Is it Austin’s actual account? I don’t know. Certainly it is the account of someone who is searching Twitter for messages containing “Austin” and “Jeopardy” and then responding to them, sometimes in Latin. Take from that what you will.

Austin’s frenzied, high-stakes gambling will, in the end, almost definitely be the end of him. Until then, he sails closer and closer to glory. He’s the booze-friendly, giggling Icarus that we all deserve

LooseGoose wrote:Bob on Jeopardy this week.

You Have to Watch the Bearded Man Steamrolling His Way Through ‘Jeopardy!’ This Week

With Austin, Trebek dropped his subtlety altogether. During the bartender’s first game, he swore repeatedly after missing clues until Trebek finally chided him on air: “You realize, of course, that we will be bleeping two or three of what you’ve had to say so far this half hour.” In response, Austin chuckled and carried on, defiantly telling Trebek, “That’s all right.” The bartender’s skill, though, seems to have won the host over; in Austin’s fourth appearance, he won $69,000, just $8,000 shy of the all-time single-day record set in 2010.

His techniques have nonetheless proved divisive: “My dad literally sent me an email last night about how much he hates this guy,” a Ringer staffer told me Wednesday. Others have taken to social media to decry him as annoying, “king douche,” and “seriously the worst person I have ever seen in my life.” A Twitter account under the name “Austin Tyler Rogers” has lately been popping up to opine on the streak. Is it Austin’s actual account? I don’t know. Certainly it is the account of someone who is searching Twitter for messages containing “Austin” and “Jeopardy” and then responding to them, sometimes in Latin. Take from that what you will.

Austin’s frenzied, high-stakes gambling will, in the end, almost definitely be the end of him. Until then, he sails closer and closer to glory. He’s the booze-friendly, giggling Icarus that we all deserve

steveschneider wrote:That’s because women shouldn’t be on quiz shows. They should be at home in the kitchen and raising the babies.

steveschneider wrote:That’s because women shouldn’t be on quiz shows. They should be at home in the kitchen and raising the babies.

LooseGoose wrote:Bob on Jeopardy this week.

You Have to Watch the Bearded Man Steamrolling His Way Through ‘Jeopardy!’ This Week

With Austin, Trebek dropped his subtlety altogether. During the bartender’s first game, he swore repeatedly after missing clues until Trebek finally chided him on air: “You realize, of course, that we will be bleeping two or three of what you’ve had to say so far this half hour.” In response, Austin chuckled and carried on, defiantly telling Trebek, “That’s all right.” The bartender’s skill, though, seems to have won the host over; in Austin’s fourth appearance, he won $69,000, just $8,000 shy of the all-time single-day record set in 2010.

His techniques have nonetheless proved divisive: “My dad literally sent me an email last night about how much he hates this guy,” a Ringer staffer told me Wednesday. Others have taken to social media to decry him as annoying, “king douche,” and “seriously the worst person I have ever seen in my life.” A Twitter account under the name “Austin Tyler Rogers” has lately been popping up to opine on the streak. Is it Austin’s actual account? I don’t know. Certainly it is the account of someone who is searching Twitter for messages containing “Austin” and “Jeopardy” and then responding to them, sometimes in Latin. Take from that what you will.

Austin’s frenzied, high-stakes gambling will, in the end, almost definitely be the end of him. Until then, he sails closer and closer to glory. He’s the booze-friendly, giggling Icarus that we all deserve