Monday 1/13/2025 Jeopardy! Fashion Recap

I'm back?? Finally??

Well, I never did catch up on recaps like I promised… between missing episodes, traveling for the holidays, & seasonal sickness I have been struggling to keep up with daily posts. I hate to post without saving space for the missed episodes, but if I don’t post now I feel like I’ll never get back on track. So, with sincere apologies to anyone whose episode I missed… here is our first episode of Champions Wildcard!

(And I’m asking preemptive forgiveness if I miss any episodes from here on out - if I do miss your episode for whatever reason feel free to email me your headshot and I’ll send you a personal compliment about your outfit.)

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Will Yancey

a lecturer of history from Banquete, TX

Beautiful color scheme from Will tonight (and I expect no less - his lavender jacket from his original episode was one of my favorites of the season!)

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Paul Clauson

a tax analyst from Madison Heights, MI

This is a pretty light green shade (on my screen at least!) and I think this is the same shirt Paul originally wore in his second episode.

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Jen Feldman

a high school teacher from Brooklyn, NY

Jen wore a similar shirt in her second episode, but tonight’s shirt has a collar and looks like a 3/4 sleeve or long sleeve rolled up. Her previous shirts were short sleeve with band collars.

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Ken Jennings

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If you’re shopping for a gift or a souvenir of your Jeopardy! experience, I have customizable goodies in my Etsy shop!

I also have a lot of team shirts added recently for this season’s tournaments! If you are a contestant and want to request a shirt design, reach out to me by email or Etsy message.

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If you’re planning to take the Anytime Test soon, I have some resources for you!

Jeopardy has a Youtube Playlist with previous contestant tests from 2017-2020. I recently put some time into creating this spreadsheet to grade my answers and check my score while practicing with those videos. Feel free to make a copy and use it for yourself! There is a separate tab for each video test.

• watch the test video with the spreadsheet side-by-side

• type your answers into the spreadsheet

• when you're done, unhide the answer column

• check the boxes for correct answers

• the sheet will calculate your score (35+ is widely rumored to be "passing")