Jennings, who hails from Seattle, now hosts both “Celebrity Jeopardy!” and the original “Jeopardy!,” possibly earning $4 ...

I'll take unrestricted views of Seattle for $1.15 million, Ken "Celebrity Jeopardy ... in 74 consecutive games. Jennings' "Jeopardy!" continued in 2020, when he signed on as a producer for ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Ken Jennings isn't one to divulge details about his family life — but he did just that when reminiscing ...

In the episode, which saw Shah take on Tennessee political organizer Will Stewart and Ohio-based systems administrator Ryan Manton, the software engineer from Seattle, Washington had a chance to win ...

Because of the missing ‘i’ removing a syllable from the answer, host Ken Jennings ruled the response as incorrect, therefore ending Shah’s dreams and sending Manton through to the semifinals.

The Washington-based software engineer could have managed to secure his place in the next round, however his misspelling of the phrase 'Annus Horribilis' led host Ken Jennings to deem the answer ...