Tuesday 6/11/24 Jeopardy! Fashion Recap
Adriana Harmeyer vs. Sarah Hartzell vs. Scott McCann
Adriana Harmeyer
Adriana brought yet another new blouse today! She paired the chocolate brown top with her dark aqua jacket she wore on Day 6 & 8. She is wearing the same circular earrings as yesterday.
Sarah Hartzell
A simple outfit but so much to love here! Sarah’s collared sweater looks so soft and the baby blue color is a nice contrast to the bright blues of the Jeopardy background. She accessorized with eye-catching yellow circular earrings, and pulled her hair back just enough to show them off (her hair color is beautiful as well.)
Scott McCann
Scott is wearing a dark blue button down, with his sleeves rolled up as if he’s ready to write equations on a white board. Classic math teacher style.
Scott mentioned in his anecdote that his former math teacher won 2 games of Jeopardy, so of course I had to go sleuthing. Based on searching J-Archive for math teachers and cross-referencing with Scott’s FB page that says he is originally from Maryland, I believe that the former math teacher in question is Doug Szafran, who appeared in Season 13.
Ken Jennings
This is one of Ken’s newer ties — he just debuted it for the first time in March and this is the 2nd time he has worn it.
Attention Season 40 Contestants! The (un)official commemorative t-shirt is now up for preorder. This will include all Season 40 (and Celebrity) names on the back and will ship at the end of July once the season ends.
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")