Jeopardy! fans ‘supremely disappointed’ in contestants after they fail to answer ‘easy’ triple-stumpers correctly
JEOPARDY! fans have grown extremely disappointed in contestants recently.
The contestants have had multiple triple stumpers on the game show that fans said were very easy.
Jeopardy!Jeopardy! fans have grown frustrated with some contestants as they got many easy triple stumper questions wrongs[/caption]
Instagram / JeopardyFor this question, the answer is Break My Soul, but the contestants on the show did not answer correctly[/caption]
Triple stumpers are questions that none of the three contestants answered correctly.
They are also pop-culture focused questions.
Jeopardy! posted the recent triple stumpers to their Instagram page to see if the fans could answer them correctly.
“A biopic about this late celebrity & star of Romeo Must Die was subtitled the Princess of R&B,” read the first one.
The answer was Aaliyah, but none of the contestants answered correctly.
The second one was “She Freaky Fridayed herself into Elizabeth Taylor’s body for the Lifetime bopic Liz & Dick.”
Surprisingly, no one guessed Lindsay Lohan.
“In The Queen’s Remix of this song, Beyonce mashed up Madonna’s Vogue, updating the rap to honor Black icons,” the third clue was.
The answer was Break My Soul, which fans said, but the contestants didn’t know.
“This Doors frontman reportedly died in a Paris bathtub, July 3, 1971; other believe he faked his death,” was Jim Morrison.
And finally, “Is This It, the 2001 debut album from these New Yorkers, included Last Nite.”
That answer was The Strokes.
‘I AM SHOCKED!’
Jeopardy! fans could not understand how these questions were answered correctly by anyone.
“Wait, how were these triple stumpers! I am shocked!!!” one Instagram user said.
Jeopardy! Universe
Jeopardy! first aired in 1964 until 1975. Then the nighttime version began in 1974. Since then, spinoffs of the game show have emerged. Here are all of those
Jeopardy! – (primetime) 1974 to present, weekdays on ABC at 7pm
Tournament of Champions – 1984 to present, features the top champions who have appeared on the show since the last tournament
Celebrity Jeopardy! – 1992 to present, has celebrities comepete against each other to raise money for chairty
Jeopardy! Masters – 2023 to present, features six notable recent Jeopardy! champions competing against each other
Jeopardy! National College Championship – 2022 to present, undergraduates from 36 colleges and universities across America compete to win $100,000
Other versions of Jeopardy! have fizzled out throughout the years
“The Doors and Strokes triple stumper had me baffled,” said another.
“Really? People missed these?” asked a third.
“Triple stumpers? No way!” said another.
“Got TWO and was SHOCKED that no one knew the answers,” said another.
“I’m extremely disappointed that no one knew ANY of these,” a fan said.
“Seriously? These were so easy,” a fan said.
GAME, SET, MATCH!
Jeopardy! recently announced a pop culture version of the game show.
And seeing that the questions above are pop culture, it is good to have a version where the contestants know the answers to them.
Amazon Prime Video will host Pop Culture Jeopardy!.
The game play will remain the same, but there are a few keys changes to the new spinoff.
Instead of general knowledge questions, contestants will answer questions related to pop culture in categories such as music, movies, sports, TV, and more.
The other change is that the competitors will be in teams of three instead of competing by themselves.
Instagram / JeopardyContestants did not guess that the answer to this is Lindsay Lohan[/caption]
Instagram / JeopardyMany Jeopardy! fans were shocked and extremely disappointed that these pop culture questions were not given a correct answer[/caption]
AlamyPop Culture Jeopardy! is coming to Amazon Prime Video and the contestants will hopefully be able to answer these kinds of questions correctly[/caption]
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