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The Hungarian version of Jeopardy

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Mindent vagy semmit - vetélkedő 1997-ből

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Mindent vagy semmit című vetélkedő 1997. 12. 23-i adás. Műsorvezető: Vágó István Főszerepben: a magyar Meryl Streep hasonmás :) további videók: http://www.facebook.com/HungaryRetrotv

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The Czech Republic's version of Jeopardy

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Risk TV NOVA, rok 2000. Tady jsem to pěkně zmastil, protože jsem si myslel, že mám bodů dost. V TV při natáčení jsou totiž na monitoru body zrcadlově přehozené, tzn. že Vy vidíte pod sebou body jiného hráče. První vidí body třetího, druhý svoje a třetí (to jsem byl já) body prvního a proto jsem si myslel, že mám dost, ale ouha.

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Jeopardy is a fun game to play and to watch. I don't think it will be as popular in the future because of the median age of the people that watch is. Maybe to make it more popular the producers could try to include younger people's interests because they will be the next generation. If they don't get that generation interested, their views will go down.

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What is Jeopardy and how do you play? Jeopardy is important because it is a game anyone can play at home.

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The median age for Jeopardy viewers is 64.2 years old.  Some people watch Jeopardy because they like to try and get the questions right themselves. Some people going on the show, watch the show to prepare themselves. Some people watch with their families.

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Jeopardy Podium

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Arab World, Argentina, Australia, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Hungary, Indonesia, Israel, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Romania, Russia, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden, Turkey, and the United Kingdom.

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It is very hard to study for Jeopardy. There are so many different topics. Some very different and some a like. The Jeopardy winner isn't necessarily the smartest, it's the person who is the fastests at pushing the buzzer. All of the contestants on Jeopardy are smart. They all had to pass a very difficult test to be considered for the show. The players don't know  the categories until the game starts. Fun fact: Contestants who are on the short side get put on a platform that raises them up to make the look taller.

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If you give an answer, you may change it but it has to be before Alex answers back. A correct response must answer the category and clue. When answering a question you must answer, "what are/is .....?" or "who is .....?". The first time you do not answer like that you will get a reminder. If it happens in Double Jeopardy or Final Jeopardy it will be counted as incorrect.

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In Final Jeopardy there are some rules. You must score more than a zero to participate in Final Jeopardy. They have to make a wager of a $1 or more to their current score. They have 30 seconds to answer the clue.

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The person who has the longest streak is Ken Jennings. He won 74 games. In his 75th game he was defeated by Nancy Zerg. He won  $2,520,700 plus $2,000 for getting in second place on his 75th game. Brad Rutter is the highest amount of money won on Jeopardy. He won $4,355,102. Roger Craig holds the record for most money won in one game. He won $77,000.  28 people have ever played more than 5 games in a row. A three way tie is possible. The odds are one in 25 million

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Ever since February fifteenth, 1994, all episodes are filmed in Sony Pictures Studios in Washington Boulevard in Culver City, California.  Episodes are filmed 2-4 months before airing on TV. They are filmed on Tuesdays and Wednesday. There are five games played on one day. There are briefings before the show, a lot of paperwork, makeup, and there is dress rehearsal on that takes place on the set. There are over 7,000 episodes of Jeopardy.  It is averaged that there are more than 25 million viewers per week.

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The person who comes in first place gets to keep all of their money they won. Starting in 2002, the person who ends in second gets $2,000. And third place gets $1,000.  Contestants have to pay for their own travel and accommodations. The returning winner will get paid travel but not accommodations. Centrum gives the consolation money. Alex Trebek makes 10 million dollars a year. The most one person could make in one game of Jeopardy is $566,400. That's if they could answer every single question correctly. If they got all the daily doubles and made them true daily doubles.Then on top of all of that, wager everything in Final Jeopardy.

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In the first round there is a hidden Daily Double. If you were the person to pick that clue then you get to wager points from five to the number of points you have or the highest point value in the round . If you get it correct you get the amount of points you wagered and if you get it incorrect then you lose that many points. A true Daily Double is doubling you score if you get it right. You lose all points if you get it incorrect. There are two Daily Doubles in Double Jeopardy.

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Alex Trebek, Current Host

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The game show first aired in March , 1964. The creator of the show was Merv Griffin. The first host of the show was Art Fleming. He hosted from 1964 - 1975. Then he returned in 1978 and stayed until 1979. The current host, Alex Trebek, started hosting in 1984 and is still hosting today.
Before 1984, every contestant got to keep their point values in cash. It got changed to only the first person got to keep their point value in cash to keep the game more interesting. During the time they were doing this and you were to get zero or in negative points, you would get a consolation prize. The show used to be filmed in Studio 6A in Rockefeller Plaza in New York City. Then it was filmed in Studio 3 in Burbank Studios in Burbank, California. It was then moved to Metromedia Stage, KTTV, on Sunset Boulevard in Hollywood. Also, NBC used to show Jeopardy but now it is on ABC. On March 16, 2007, there was the first and only three way tie. They all had $16,000. On the first season of Jeopardy, when buzzers were pressed, you could hear them. The producers decided to get rid of them because the noise was too distracting.

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Past Host, Art Fleming

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Jeopardy is an American TV game show produced by Sony Pictures Television. There are three contestants ( one being the previous episodes winner).  There are three rounds. In the first and second round
(Jeopardy and Double Jeopardy), there are six categories. The third and final round is called final jeopardy. The current host is Alex Trebek. When the episode starts the returning champion selects a clue from a category. In the first round, each category has 5 clues. Each clue is either worth $200, $400, $600, $800, or $1,000 . The higher the point value, the harder the question. If you get that question correct, you get that amount of money added to your score. The host will read the clue aloud and anyone can buzz in to answer it. If you get the clue incorrect, you get that amount taken away from your score. The categories include science, history, current events, art, languages, and literature. In the second round, Double Jeopardy, there are six new categories. The point values get double. The person in last place gets to pick the first clue in double jeopardy. In final jeopardy, the last round, there is only one clue given. The host first reads the category and then the contestants make their wagers on how much they will win or lose depending on if they get the question correct or incorrect. A commercial break follows this. The question is revealed when the show comes back. They have thirty seconds to answer the question electronically. The episode's winner is whoever has the most points in the end.