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MilkmanDansays...They used to just carry both (or all 3) players that tied forward to the next day, correct?
Why change?
fireflyI guessed Shetland Islands too. I lose
ulysses1904My mom was a contestant on the original Jeopardy in 1967. She wasn't the winner but back then everyone got to keep their winnings, she won $160. And the home game version of Jeopardy, a set of encyclopedias and Turtle Wax or Rice a Roni or something like that.
PaybackThis is 'Murica. You HAVE to have a winner. If you don't, how can you laugh at the losers?
They used to just carry both (or all 3) players that tied forward to the next day, correct?
Why change?
Fairbssays...The only tie I remember was a guy that could have won had he bet more. He chose to get the tie because it was his last day on the show. I think at that time, you could only win 5 times and then you were retired. The person he tied with came back the next day.
They used to just carry both (or all 3) players that tied forward to the next day, correct?
Why change?
MilkmanDansays...I think I can remember seeing a few ties, but mostly back in the pre-Ken Jennings era when it was capped at 5 wins as you say.
I've been in Thailand for over a decade, pretty hard to get my Jeopardy fix here. YouTube has full episodes sometimes, but I haven't found a torrent source for reliable dailies. So, I haven't watched very much in the past 10+ years.
The only tie I remember was a guy that could have won had he bet more. He chose to get the tie because it was his last day on the show. I think at that time, you could only win 5 times and then you were retired. The person he tied with came back the next day.
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