The following post contains MAJOR spoilers for the Thursday, April 10, episode of Jeopardy!] Jeopardy! almost had a ...

Mike Dawson, from Portland, Oregon, was back for his third game to try and defend his title. His two-day total is $35,600. He ...

Mike Dawson, from Portland, Oregon, returned to defend his title and try to win his second game. He faced two new contestants ...

As the game transitioned into the Double Jeopardy round, the stakes escalated. Wallace initially capitalized on his Daily Double find, answering correctly about the historic case of Plessy v. Ferguson ...

The Fifth Amendment guarantees constitutional protection from facing double jeopardy – trial or punishment for the same offense twice. After a mistrial, a retrial can normally proceed – but ...

A murderer who was only jailed for killing a woman after a change in the double jeopardy law will not be moved to an open prison, despite a recommendation by the Parole Board. William Dunlop ...

Jeopardy! players have set the season record for the highest number of wrong answers in a game after getting a board that a fan described as "abnormally tough." Returning champion Mike Dawson went up ...

Karen Read has taken her bid to have a charge of second-degree murder and one other charge against her thrown out on double-jeopardy grounds to the nation’s highest court, according to a copy of ...

Before we get to Final Jeopardy, here’s a quick recap of the game. Bell built up a pretty good lead after two rounds, but the game tightened when Cho nailed a true Daily Double to get her in range.

If that still results in a tie, then the game show takes the cumulative correct responses for that round. If the tie continues, the cumulative score, excluding Final Jeopardy and Daily Double ...