Will that guy on Jeopardy ever lose?

This guy's going to win a buttload of money.

Stevie - the other two ppl had no money so they didn't get to move to the final round.

xpost, the other 2 players are in the red at the end of double.

jinx.

;)

Good ep, couldn't really tell though if this guy was a genius or if he just happened to score a couple of sub-par opponents.

no, this guy is really good.
answer about juggalos tonight!

OMG did anyone else see the smug little shit that won kid Jeopardy tonight? Awful.

yes, i did. he was intolerable.

hahahahaha eric i said the same thing

OH YOU THINK YOU'RE SO SLICK WITH YOUR ROLE PLAYING GAME DAYCAMP

also wtf at the girl getting the fdr question right but thinking al gore was gwb's vice prez

i mocked that child for getting the gore question so wrong. it felt great. dumb kid.

gifted children are the most disgusting savages imo, all with their polo shirts and their haircuts that cost more than $10. it's like get out of the library and go wrestle a dog in some mud or something like you're supposed to, you little turds.

were those big dumb smarties mean to you in school?

uhhhh, trebek in blackface....

Pix or didn't happen

did yall watch the Geography Bee when it was on a couple months ago? those particular nerd kids made me happy

http://cdn.abclocal.go.com/images/wls/cms_exf_2007/_video_wn_images/8888502_600x338.jpg

This dude rules

COLBY 4 LYFE

This guy's face. I mean, seriously.

http://i48.tinypic.com/3327xxz.png

He was so offended when Alex asked if he knew that Colby is a kind of cheese

I know! It was awesome.

h8 colby

he never stops mugging

otm he has zero self-awareness also

but good for him winning mad bank & hopefully i never have to see him again

I honestly can't figure out if that look of his is arrogant-smugface or bad-social-skillsface.

he's def not cool is the problem

videobombing trebek's signoff today was n/l though can't front

COLBY IS MISUNDERSTOOD

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oeKJJhp_jJQ

just watched several clips, dude's hilarious. can totally believe he's a good teacher.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GgSgg0mfi3A

I loved Colby. His eyebrows have been the highlight of the last couple of weeks.

Has anyone noticed that nearly all of the women on Jeopardy in the last couple weeks (since I started watching again after like 20 years) are incredibly buxom? What is that? Don't know if this has anything to do with the rumor I heard that AT has been known to make the moves on female contestants!

no i havent noticed that

didn't mean anything by it, just noticing after watching two weeks straight. also, people seem to win much more than when i last watched!

rumor has it that alex trebek is retiring just so that he can spend even MORE of his time hitting on women

i was p mad that no 1 could pull gore vidal for that final a few days ago

http://www.businessinsider.com/jeopardys-controversial-new-champion-is-using-game-theory-to-win-big-2014-2

controversy!!

Dumb article and controversy. Tons of people have used the category bouncing strategy before, dating back at least to Chuck Forrest in the 80's, I have no idea why this is just news now. I do agree that it makes the show worse to watch.

‏@arthur_affect
Chuck Forrest pioneered my jump-around-like-a-lunatic strategy on @Jeopardy -- in 1985, when I was one year old #ForrestBounce

There's tons of recent examples too. This is not uncommon at all.

He's a bad boy who can't live by the rules

Am I misremembering or didn't Ken Jennings do this as well?

Yes, he did.

still pretty awesome imo

The recent guy who really gamed the system in a cool way (and also bounced around categories hunting for DDs) was Roger Craig: http://www.npr.org/2011/11/20/142569472/how-one-man-played-moneyball-with-jeopardy

*I remove a card from my hand and place it face down on the table. I slowly slide the card forward. In one quick and fluid movement, I flip the card over. It is the Race card.*

In all seriousness, he does represent a sort of convergence of several nerd stereotypes - the nerd, the Asian nerd, the antisocial nerd, the nerd who doesn't care about social mores because he is ultra-'rational', who only does something if he ends up 'better off' than his previous position, who moves upwards on the Coase curve

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3TT0TH7NV2Q

So I just watched an episode and I don't get it - he's gone for business casual, okay - he is well-spoken (I think the bio mentions that he does voiceovers or is a voiceover editor?) - he doesn't seem any more aggressive than many other players who have appeared on the show

I mean as far as I know almost every Jeopardy strategy article advocates this kind of thing so I'm not sure what the story is. Roger Craig's methods were a lot more radical in my opinion, certainly not cheating but overall not dissimilar from the dude who taped every episode of Press Your Luck to find the on-board patterns that would allow him to "go infinite"