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Here we go again - another five day winner
Tristan Williams - a data scientist - very sharp.
Ritabert
(2,657 posts)Tristan seems nice.
malaise
(298,359 posts)Last edited Tue May 12, 2026, 09:55 PM - Edit history (1)
😀
2MuchNoise
(888 posts)malaise
(298,359 posts)Hes pretty good so far
malaise
(298,359 posts)Ran away with it again tonight. Dont think he has the level of depth needed to go 30+, but he is very very strong in some areas.
2MuchNoise
(888 posts)malaise
(298,359 posts)Well hes got 7 now - but it was close until final today
MorbidButterflyTat
(4,795 posts)The song that was inspired by Splendor in the Grass was Hey Deanie, recorded by Shawn Cassidy.
Not Jack and Diane.
From John Mellencamp's Facebook:
"According to Mellencamp, 'Jack And Diane' was inspired by the Tennessee Williams film Sweet Bird Of Youth..."
Probably wouldn't make a difference but it was wrong.
2MuchNoise
(888 posts)malaise
(298,359 posts)Eight now - not a runaway tonight.
Hes good😀
2MuchNoise
(888 posts)He was behind for most of the first round.
Good comeback
malaise
(298,359 posts)Hes now at nine😀
2MuchNoise
(888 posts)Glad I didn't put money on it.
malaise
(298,359 posts)😀
malaise
(298,359 posts)He didnt have it easy today.
Good fight back. And 10 wins it is.
2MuchNoise
(888 posts)He shifts into high gear in Double Jeopardy.
malaise
(298,359 posts)You sure got it right - beaten after 10 wins. A very good run Tristan Chris dethrones him with Sputnik.
Good call.😀
2MuchNoise
(888 posts)Feelin' lucky. Maybe I'll buy a lottery ticket.
Morbius
(1,148 posts)I think four of those wins have been runaways. I'm looking forward to seeing how Jamie Ding will do in the tournament. I expect Jamie to get invited to the Masters tournament as well, which to me is the ne plus ultra of Jeopardy.
chouchou
(3,351 posts)Love the show BUT, from what I've read, they're Jitsie (Cheap) when it come to the contestants.
From the Show>>>> Contestants Pay Travel: , participants are responsible for their own flight travel and lodging expenses when competing in Culver City, California. Contestants must pay all fares, food (Uber-Cabs)
Yes..I know that the contestants are aware when they what sign up to be on the show.
Still ....the 2,000 bucks doesn't go very far....
Any thoughts?
malaise
(298,359 posts)Last edited Thu May 14, 2026, 03:45 PM - Edit history (1)
Will respond later
Totally Tunsie
(12,082 posts)I seem to recall reading it in the fine print on many shows I might have been interested in, and then figured that after the flights, the hotel, and meals, it can be pricey if you don't happen to win. Somehow, a week on the beach in Bermuda usually becomes my choice!
chouchou
(3,351 posts)'Bout two years ago, the not-winner got 1000 dollars. ...at least now the Jeopardy-bosses got in the ballgame..
malaise
(298,359 posts)Thanks all
2MuchNoise
(888 posts)Morbius
(1,148 posts)There is one thing though; the show does arrange for discounted hotel rates. Which is something.
chouchou
(3,351 posts)That was in the Frontier days.
PS Type in "What are some expensive Hotels" There's some from 2,000 to 100,000 dollars....a night
Jesus Christ !!!