You'd think they wouldn't want to embarrass themselves, but these are well-fluffed egomaniacs and, let's face it, it is impossible to embarrass yourself worse than Wolf Blitzer.
So second and third place each get a minimum of $10k for their charity but if you finish with more than that, they get your score. Unable to win, Ana Navarro wagers 1200 with 9800, effectively costing her charity $8600. Good job.
So second and third place each get a minimum of $10k for their charity but if you finish with more than that, they get your score. Unable to win, Ana Navarro wagers 1200 with 9800, effectively costing her charity $8600. Good job.
Thought the same think. Earlier in the week the trailers bet it all (not sure which day).
I liked the chinese guy's style of ringing in on everything and trying to figure out the answer afterwards. This is kind of what most winners do he just over/under thought stuff. He looked like he was going to commit seppuku after he missed that last dd.
Ugh, of course the best contender to Buzzy since Jeopardy came back to its normal schedule bets horribly on a DD, gets it wrong, and then blows any remaining chance at a tie by claiming that googlplex is where Google is headquartered
Ugh, of course the best contender to Buzzy since Jeopardy came back to its normal schedule bets horribly on a DD, gets it wrong, and then blows any remaining chance at a tie by claiming that googlplex is where Google is headquartered
Isn't he right though. It's what Google calls its headquarters.
That's clearly not what the answer was going for. If your first response to 'what is a googolplex' is 'google's headquarters' you either work for google or have never heard of the number.
It could be why they don't do that category very often, it leads to that sort of thing. Dan struggled to describe 'the chess strategy' as he called it.
Pretty damn easy final jeopardy if they weren't trying to intentionally trick someone.
oh no, this was a $200 question and the last one of the game (or 2nd to last?). But because of the scores, the trailing player could've ensured the game was not a runaway had he gotten it right.
I think i'm still a day or two behind on my dvr but dang I was rooting for Ben (I think?) who ran the harry potter category in single jeopardy to take out buzzy, but he missed an easy DD clue in DJ then missed a what I thought was easy tony the tiger final jeopardy. Guess Buzzy gonna keep on winning.
I see that crappy show 500 Questions is back on. That's all. That show is bad but I still want to watch.
This show is probably the best US trivia show I've seen that isn't Jeopardy. I didn't watch tonight but I intend to catch up on DVR. There's a large amount of questions - always an issue with prime-time trivia - and the idea of battle questions is a great change of pace from conventional trivia formats.
Please keep this thread 500 Questions spoiler-free; I seem to remember there being a thread last year that can be dug up for that show.