But being on “Jeopardy!” meant more than winning to Silikovitz, who first auditioned for the classic game show in 2001 — and went on to miss an additional opportunity since then.

Amy Schneider has already made a name for herself in the world of Jeopardy!, but she has another competition show on her radar. While the Tournament of Champions winner admits that Jeopardy!

Bryce Wargin, from Kansas City, Missouri, returned for his second game of Jeopardy! after defeating six-day champion Josh Weikert. He faced two new competitors, one of whom did not qualify for ...

Confession time: “Jeopardy!” was never my game show of choice. See, I’m the worst kind of competitive person. As both a sore loser and a sore winner, there’s no way for me to retain my ...

James Corson, 39, who graduated in 2004 from Holy Name High School in Reading, and Elizabeth Engelhardt, 42, Class of 2001 at Holy Name, had not met before entering the Jeopardy green room prior ...

Celebrities, they’re just like us, eager to prove their knowledge on Jeopardy! Well, a new bunch of well-known celebs are going to get the chance to do just that (while winning some money for ...

The “Jeopardy!” episode broadcast March 13 featured two Berks County high school graduates among the three contestants vying to win money by answering a barrage of brain-teasing trivia questions.

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West Orange native Harvey Silikovitz won $23,600 on the latest episode of "Jeopardy!" Silikovitz was ... "H-Bomb," first tried out for the show in 2001 but did not advance past the first 50 ...