Jeopardy! Chronicles:

This game was a battle of the brains from start to finish. Everyone gave it their best shot today. One of the daily doubles did not like one of our players though. It made that player lose a lot of money. Final was what really determined the outcome. In case you want to contact me, my email address is [email protected]

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A lot of game coverage happening today. First, a regular game that ended up being really painful for two of the three players. A tough daily double and a player on a hot streak made for some possible emotional damage. In Masters, things got nuts from the get go. One of our newcomers decided to pull a James in the first half of the episode. Speaking of James, how did he hold up against Victoria? Did either of them fall asleep at the buzzer, or were their alarm clocks fully charged? All of that plus a schedule change tonight.

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Not much to say about today's game. If there has ever been a typical Jeopardy game, this was it.

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Masters time again. First, a very competitive game. Anyone could've taken the win in this one. Daily doubles and final were what really decided the game. Actually, on further reflection, the daily doubles did most of the work. Now to what you've all been waiting for. Remember how I said James fell asleep last week? Well, he must have fixed his alarm clock because he was on top of his game today. Also, I think Victoria’s favorite pastime is making contestants regret ever being born or stepping onto the stage. Before anyone gets upset, that's a joke. Last but not least, housekeeping time. If you would like to fill in for me and host the podcast while I’m ou of town this fall, please send an email to [email protected] and let me know.

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This game was the polar opposite of what we saw on Friday. The last clue of the game was just as important though. In case you missed what I said on Saturday, there is no Masters coverage today because I don’t get to see it until the next day. I know I said we would be back with Masters on Monday, but that was an error on my part. Sorry for the confusion.

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Today we’re talking about the greatest Canadian Jeopardy contestant in history. No, not Alex Trebek. He wasn’t a contestant. The player in question is one of our Masters contestants. Give up yet? Well, too bad. The show notes won’t help you with this one.

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This game was painful. There’s no other way to put it. Some of that material just belonged in masters or something. In spite of that, we had some really good players. It's just a shame they got their faces smashed by the clues. The outcome was nothing short of shocking. That's all I’m going to say. You'll have to hit that play button if you want more.

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It's the moment we’ve been waiting for. It's time for Masters coverage. Let’s not get ahead of ourselves though. First, we had a regular game that was determined by four clues. Three of them cdVe shifted the outcome in one direction. One acted like a hinge. The game could go in one of two directions based on who answered that single clue correctly. One of the Masters was entirely predictable. The other went against everyone’s expectations. I’m going to shut up with the show notes now before I give too much away. Tune in for the rest of the story as Paul Harvy would say.

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DISCLAIMER, the Bob rules apply to one of our contestants today. We did not actually have a player named Suzie. This is merely a measure I take to prevent disrespecting someone by not pronouncing their name correctly. With that out of the way, this game was really painful for one of our players. Without spoiling too much, the daily doubles were not being nice, and final was absolutely no help. The other players had a less painful game. No more hints from me. Want more, tune in, listen, and find out.

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This game can best be described as a roller coaster on an acid trip. Things got bizarre in the second round. We very nearly had a tie breaker in final. All right, that's enough from me. If I keep talking, I’ll spoil the whole episode. We don’t want that, now do we? Didn’t think so.

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